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Thu Jun 26 22:05:24 CEST 2008 · https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2008-June/080725.html

> BuildBot has two ways to let you run your code on all builders before you
> commit it to trunk.  You can force a build on a branch or you can try a
> build with a patch.  I don't know if these options are enabled on Python's
> buildmaster.  If they are, then if you want, you can use them to make sure
> your code works on all platforms before you put it into trunk, where it may
> cause problems for someone else.

Even if that's possible, it adds a burden. As likely not all people
agree that such a procedure would be a good thing, it's necessary that
somebody establishes a policy. Guido has already indicated that he is
not interested in further policies; Barry (the canonical other person
to set policies) has indicated in the past that he would like such a
policy, but deems it unrealistic at this point. He gives other
procedural changes higher priority, so that realistically, such a policy
might not be established within the next two years.

Regards,
Martin

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