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El 11/06/15 a las 08:44, David Ostrovsky escribió:
On Wed, Wed Jun 10 12:22:53 PDT 2015, Norbert Thiebaud wrot

All that being said, none of that matter if the culture does not
follow. no amount of CI can make people care.. what set the tone is
the core developer group, the rest of us looks around how it is done
and emulate the behavior.

Nothing causes more pain, frustration and disappointment than
unfulfilled expectations.

I expect that master is always green. My definition of green is:

  $ make check

with --enable-werror is passing on all three platforms: Linux|Mac|Win
64.


In my opinion, this should be so. It does not make sense to me to have a
"bleeding" branch, you can always work on a feature branch and rebase it
on top of master every now and then to have a similar, unstable environment.

The solution to have a green master could be adding some more automation
to our Gerrit; we already can push commits there and get them checked in
the three main platforms by Jenkins. Like Miklos suggested in this email
[1], we could push the patches to Gerrit with CR+2 and get them merged
automatically by Jenkins when it sets the V+1. It would require some
work on Gerrit or the Jenkins bot - or both.

[1]
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.documentfoundation.libreoffice.devel/65110

Best,
-- 
Jacobo Aragunde
Software Engineer at Igalia

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