Jeff,
i made the test and it seems i got it wrong ...
no travis build is cancelled when new commits are pushed into a PR :-(
i could only note Mellanox Jenkins has a "stop" icon, so a build can be
manually cancelled.
LANL Jenkins nor Travis offer this option.
Sorry for the confusion,
Gi
On Feb 8, 2017, at 10:15 AM, gil...@rist.or.jp wrote:
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> iirc, i saw build being cancelled (i was monitoring the Jenkins console)
> when new commits were pushed (or force pushed) to the current PR
>
> i will make a test tomorrow
Oh, sweet. That would be good to know; thanks!
> it is fair that
Jeff,
iirc, i saw build being cancelled (i was monitoring the Jenkins console)
when new commits were pushed (or force pushed) to the current PR
i will make a test tomorrow
it is fair that using Travis for new PR is very likely more useful than
for validating all builds
Cheers,
Gilles
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On Feb 8, 2017, at 9:34 AM, gil...@rist.or.jp wrote:
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> i also noted that each time a PR is updated, a new Travis build is
> started.
> on the other hand, Jenkins is a bit smarter and does not build or cancel
> "obsolete" PR.
Are you sure?
Here's how I thought Jenkins worked:
- create a PR:
Jeff,
i also noted that each time a PR is updated, a new Travis build is
started.
on the other hand, Jenkins is a bit smarter and does not build or cancel
"obsolete" PR.
i think most of us cannot manually direct Travis to cancel a given build.
fwiw, building pushes is not useless.
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