I would not regard this as excess spam at all. It is important to know
when the CI is not available and what the status is. If a restart or
scheduled update of any kind requires to restage commits for COIN,
please include that info.
On 03/15/2018 04:26 AM, Tony Sarajärvi wrote:
Hi
We’re trying to improve our communication toward you regarding our CI
and what’s going on with it. So our suggestion comes as follows:
·- In case of a scheduled update, we send an e-mail to the public
developer mailing list the day before
·- In case of emergency update or pure restart, no notifications are
needed
·- If Coin is unavailable for more than 30 min, we send an e-mail to
the public developer mail list and inform about it followed by an
e-mail when it’s back up again.
·- Keep community updated in case of prolonged downtime
·- We mention a contact address where e-mails should be sent if
abnormalities are seen after the update/restart, usually qt.ci
<http://qt.ci/>@qt.io <http://qt.io/>
How does this sound to you recipients of these e-mails? Enough or
would this be excess spam to some degree?
-Tony
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