Re: Tree bustage
Sören Kuklau wrote: What is it exactly? Does it mean that two people were working on it at the same time or so, thus making the database not work? Tree bustage happens when the source tree does not build on at least one of the major platforms defined by the builds done on machines represented on the tinderbox page http://tinderbox.mozilla.org/showbuilds.cgi?tree=SeaMonkey . When a build turns red we have a bustage. Something does not build. That may be due to a bad checkout timing (mid-checkin) and solved the next cycle or it may be worse ... Andreas
Re: Tree bustage
On 3/23/2002 8:18 PM, Andreas Otte apparently wrote exactly the following:
Sören Kuklau wrote:
What is it exactly? Does it mean that two people were working on it at
the same time or so, thus making the database not work?
Tree bustage happens when the source tree does not build on at least one
of the major platforms defined by the builds done on machines
represented on the tinderbox page
http://tinderbox.mozilla.org/showbuilds.cgi?tree=SeaMonkey .
When a build turns red we have a bustage. Something does not build. That
may be due to a bad checkout timing (mid-checkin) and solved the next
cycle or it may be worse ...
Okay, but was does fixed bustage mean then - is it just a second
attempt to build, or is the tree somehow cleaned up?
Thanks for your answer.
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Regards,
Sören Kuklau ('Chucker')
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Re: Tree bustage
Sören Kuklau wrote: On 3/23/2002 8:18 PM, Andreas Otte apparently wrote exactly the following: Sören Kuklau wrote: What is it exactly? Does it mean that two people were working on it at the same time or so, thus making the database not work? Tree bustage happens when the source tree does not build on at least one of the major platforms defined by the builds done on machines represented on the tinderbox page http://tinderbox.mozilla.org/showbuilds.cgi?tree=SeaMonkey . When a build turns red we have a bustage. Something does not build. That may be due to a bad checkout timing (mid-checkin) and solved the next cycle or it may be worse ... Okay, but was does fixed bustage mean then - is it just a second attempt to build, or is the tree somehow cleaned up? Thanks for your answer. Usually a tree bustage happens when someone checks something into the source tree through cvs that is not well tested or not tested on all platforms (some small compiler differences for example). fixed bustage is then another checkin to fix the comiling problem, could also be a backout, reverting back to the previous version that was known to build successfully. Andreas
Re: Tree bustage
On 3/23/2002 8:41 PM, Andreas Otte apparently wrote exactly the following:
Sören Kuklau wrote:
[what's 'fixing a bustage'?]
Usually a tree bustage happens when someone checks something into the
source tree through cvs that is not well tested or not tested on all
platforms (some small compiler differences for example).
fixed bustage is then another checkin to fix the comiling problem,
could also be a backout, reverting back to the previous version that was
known to build successfully.
Thank you :-)
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Regards,
Sören Kuklau ('Chucker')
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
