> 20 minutes for AIR.
> 82 minutes for mobile.
> Add more for -failures runs if needed.

Ok, I'll add these 2 runs to jenkins.sh. Might be a good idea to keep
the 'failures.txt' of each completed set (regular + -failures)?

> I got a lot of bitmap failures that I'm looking into now.  Which reminded
> me that if a check-in goes bad and generates a lot of bitmap failures that
> slows things down (all the bad pngs have to be written to disk).  Is there
> any way to set up jenkins to wait N minutes after a job completes before
> starting the next job?  What would happen if we run every 12 hours but
> sometimes a job doesn't complete in those 12 hours?

I don't think Jenkins will stop one job just to start it again because
of a schedule... But I'll read up on it. The current run is 9 hrs, so
adding 1.5 hrs still leaves us with plenty of room on 'reasonably
clean' runs, right?

EdB



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