Hey all, I'm having a weird issue that I've been banging my head on for a couple weeks now without a solution.
I have one GitPoller polling for changes on the "master" and "stg" branches. I have 2 SingleBranch schedulers, one for the "master" branch and one for the "stg" branch. I have 6 builders, 4 are attached to the "master" schedulers, and 2 are attached to the "stg" scheduler. How our workflow works is developers make changes on the "master" branch, and then when we are preparing for a release the master branch is promoted to the "stg" branch. * It used to be that when we promoted the master branch to stg that the stg scheduler would kick off new builds. Now, this is no longer happening, I have to force builds on the stg builders.* Nothing changed that I am aware of as far as configuration of the master, slaves, or the hosts they run on themselves. Its almost like buildbot is saying "oh, this commit has already been built on the master builders, no need to do it on the stg builders". I've tried all kinds of things. I've moved the database from SQLite to MySQL. I've upgraded buildbot from 0.8.9 to 0.8.12. I've completely wiped the installs of the masters and slaves. Nothing seems to help. I've also hacked our script which promotes the master branch to the stg branch to include a new dummy commit just so that the stg scheduler sees a change it hasn't seen before. This works, and fixes the issue, but its just a terrible hack. Here's my master config with @work-specific stuff Xed out: https://gist.github.com/bluefeet/a11ba7330332812ee8e7 Any help appreciated! Aran
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