[jbosstools-dev] Hudson cleanup (Attempt 2)
Max Rydahl Andersen
max.andersen at redhat.com
Wed Apr 15 05:33:04 EDT 2009
I did as Denis suggested - put a x- in front of the "dead" ones and
updated the filter.
Shortly after I realized you can actually just sort by Last success and
get the dead ones in the bottom automatically....
In any case now the "dead" ones are marked and I think we should do a
quick scan at the conf call today and remove the really dead ones
since the list is still hard to grasp.
/max
Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
> Denis Golovin wrote:
>> That's a new group and we have enough groups on hudson :)
> I never look at the front page - I just have direct bookmarks to the
> relevant groups...
>> Why would we just keep them the at the bottom of DevStudio group by
>> giving them right prefix, like 'x-' or something meaningful?
> That would probably work too - will try do that when ever I get a
> stable connection to hudson.
>
> /max
>> Denis
>>
>> Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I thought I had a good hudson connection today but of course it
>>> stopped working halfway through my "experiment" so
>>> I guess the best thing I can do is let you know up front so you
>>> don't start screaming over "missing" builds.
>>>
>>> I went and created a "DevStudio Dormant" hudson group and started
>>> adding "dormant-" to all builds that haven't been used for months.
>>>
>>> It worked well until hudson stopped working - when I get a working
>>> connection again I'll continue the cleanup.
>>>
>>> Is the "Dormant" split a Good or Bad idea ? The idea is to make the
>>> "primary" group actually list relevant builds.
>>>
>>> /max
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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