On 09/13/2012 12:42 AM, Vishvananda Ishaya wrote:
Brian Waldon and I discussed this today. We came up with an idea which is to have the
tempest run on stable/<last-release> during the dev cycle, and after the last
milestone turn it on during the bugfixing phase. The potential disadvantage of this
approach is that it could potentially make bugfixes a little harder to get in, but it
might help make things more stable.
Definitely worth a discussion at the summit.
I think that would be a great idea. I'm still not convinced we need to
fully give up on tempest running fully on normal commits. Post Folsom
release / pre summit, I'm going to take some time to dive into the
problem. The nose auto parallelizing isn't currently working, but some
manual approaches might.
-Sean
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