The following commit:
https://github.com/apache/netbeans/commit/6532336e9e4b826405fda82e15972d5a92a4cc4e
caused Travis CI to fail, ever since it is committed.
It says "Travis, Run ide modules tests" and includes a new job which
runs tests on Travis, which is eventually fail since it's introduction.
First, I agree with the intent. It is really good to have additional
quality gates.
It seems this check fails since it has been committed into master.
Telling the truth, without a good report/summary it is really hard to
tell which test fails. Also the corresponding Jenkins job
https://builds.apache.org/job/netbeans-linux is actually seems to be fine.
Nevertheless we are in release mode, so every PR is checked more
thoroughly whether it can go to master for 11.1 or not. It creates
confusion for committers and for the RM as well. So the timing is quite ill.
I'd disable that job for now and reintroduce when the 11.2 window would
be open. Though before reintroduction a good failed test summary has to
be produced.
Laszlo Kishalmi
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