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Re: min, max and nans
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Marius Vollmer |
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Re: min, max and nans |
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07 Jun 2003 01:17:38 +0200 |
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Mikael Djurfeldt <address@hidden> writes:
> In my opinion, the idea of sending build logs at failure (not when
> Guile compiles and tests OK) to address@hidden is an excellent
> idea.
>
> If I have at any time been critical against it, it was because it is a
> good idea to start off with no build failures so that people feel
> motivated to fix things.
Hehe, yeah, I could totally understand your point (if I understood it
;-). For those interested: the snapshots were failing for over a week
due to problems in the build environment (I think). I didn't get
around to fix the build environment in a timely manner and so people
saw error logs that were not relevant to them. That could only teach
them to ignore these logs. So I stopped posting them automatically.
We _did_ start off with no build failures but that was hard to notice
since no logs are sent when there is no build failure.
I think it is also OK when just I myself watch the logs and contact
the people that I deem responsible for failures.
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