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On Mon, Dec 7, 2015 at 9:19 PM, Anthony G. Basile <blueness@g.o> wrote: |
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> Does that include stuff that breaks on systems using musl instead of |
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> glibc? Or uclibc? or eudev instead of udev. What about openrc vs |
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> systemd? Shall I go on? Of course its murky. |
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Sure, but none of that stuff is going to get caught by the CI system |
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most likely. The scenario was one commit breaks 100 packages, and I |
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guess I read into it that this is in a vanilla profile. |
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I suppose there always is a gray area, but if it is breaking on a |
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default profile I'd consider that something every committer should be |
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concerned with, and that is the sort of thing that the tinderbox is |
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going to catch. |
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In any case, it is just data. As you say emails can be ignored if appropriate. |
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Rich |
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