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Sun Oct 29 19:48:46 CET 2006 · https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2006-October/069652.html

Anthony Baxter schrieb:
> A better solution (awaiting sufficient round-tuits) would be to add an option 
> to regrtest that's used by the buildslaves that uses particularly markup 
> around success/fail indications. The buildmaster can pick those up, and keep 
> track of existing pass/fails. Then it could send an email only when one 
> changes. We might also add a daily or every couple of days reminder 
> saying "The following tests are failing on the following platforms, and have 
> been for X days now". 

As yet another alternative, we could put the names of the builders on
which builds are expected to fail (or the system names of these systems)
into the test cases, and then report "expected failures"; regrtest would
give a "success" status if all failures are expected.

The consequence would be that these systems would appear "green" on
the buildbot page, and you'd have to look into the log file to find
out which of the expected failures actually happened. This all could
work without changes to buildbot at all.

Regards,
Martin

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