subject:"\[b2g\] Gaia Tree Closure Post\-Mortem"

Re: [b2g] Gaia Tree Closure Post-Mortem

2014-02-21 Thread Jonas Sicking

On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 4:55 AM, Gareth Aye wrote: > Idea #2: Instead of Closing the Tree, Disable Tests and File Bugs > > Why do we close the tree when we find regressions? Because the broken tests > can no longer keep the corresponding features' functionality from > regressing even further. We

Re: [b2g] Gaia Tree Closure Post-Mortem

2014-02-21 Thread Julien Wajsberg

Le 21/02/2014 13:55, Gareth Aye a écrit : > Idea #1: The Build Needn't Always Be 100% Green > > For a long time at the end of 2013, the build was mostly broken. We made a > habit of reading the test results as > > { > green: "Build works!", > grey: "Build needs to be run again!", > red: "Buil

[b2g] Gaia Tree Closure Post-Mortem

2014-02-21 Thread Gareth Aye

Hey People! This was a bad week for gaia. I wrote about it though! Perhaps we can make future weeks better! I wanted to write in markdown, so if your email client is unhappy, you can also read here on GitHub . Gaia Tree Cl