Hi Everyone, As I mentioned in an earlier email I have developed some custom testing automation for pull requests that should result in a faster request->merge timeline. As of yesterday, when you submit a pull request, provided that you are in our whitelist, a full testsuite run of your patch against the current recent master will automatically be kicked off on a new AS test server. Note, this means that if you submit an out of date pull (not that you should), the system will automatically merge it before running the testsuite. Keep in mind this could lead to different results than your local run since its a potentially different version (e.g. we merge a different patch before you merged yours). So the first thing to do when that happens is to rebase and try and produce the failure locally. If you do not see this happening, it's probably because you are not in the whitelist, in which case you will be added after an extra initial code review. Once the results are in they will posted as a comment which will send an email notification to you (and the pull mailing list) with the results and outcome. Please look these over and correct any issues/regressions your patch may cause. Unfortunately this server is only visible to Red Hat associates at this time, so if you are an external contributor and would like the report just grab someone who is on IRC or make a note in the pull request and we will send you a copy. In the future we will look into a way to aggregate the information onto a community site. At any point in time you update your pull request (add a commit, or rebase it again) the system will kick off another run. It will not however kick off additional runs if there are no other changes (would generate way too much noise and load). When the patch is merged the person doing the push still needs to do a manual verification due to this reason. Finally, we are still working on the intermittent issues in the environment, so if you get a failure, you may want to compare it to other runs. The goal of course is to eliminate this problem ASAP. Thanks -- Jason T. Greene JBoss AS Lead / EAP Platform Architect JBoss, a division of Red Hat