2009/10/25 <exarkun at twistedmatrix.com>: > If you run a build slave and it's offline when a build is requested, the > build will be queued and run when the slave comes back online. So if the > CPython developers want to work this way (I wouldn't), then we don't need > pony-build; BuildBot will do just fine. OK, sounds useful. If I'm offline for a while, do multiple builds get queued, or only the "last" one? If the former, I can imagine coming back to a pretty huge load if the slave breaks while I'm on holiday :-( I should look all of this up somewhere. Is there a reference to buildbot for slave maintainers? Are there any specifics for Python slaves that I should refer to? (From what I've been able to find, it seems to me that setting up a slave first requires getting things sorted with the admins, which sadly precludes experimenting to find things out - I can understand why the python admins don't want people "playing" on the live buildbot infrastructure, though :-)) Paul.
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