Nigel,
Something I committed yesterday seems to be causing a unit test in trunk
to fail (TestCheckpoint). I'm not sure how this happened. I thought I
made sure that each patch passed unit tests before I committed it.
Our Hudson patch build assumes that trunk is unbroken. When it's
broken, all newly submitted patches are incorrectly given -1. Is there
any way to easily fix this? The dumb way would be to run tests twice
each time, once without the patch and once with it. A better approach
might be to trigger a build for each commit, and explicitly keep track
of whether trunk is broken, not running new patch builds until trunk is
fixed. But I don't know if that's possible. Best would be if trunk was
never broken...
Doug
- hudson confused Doug Cutting
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