[dmd-internals] pull tester, now with history

[Daniel Murphy]

Ah well, if it bothers me enough I'll resurrect my old tester for
those patches.  It's mostly just that they appear to be failing and I
don't want that to prevent them from getting merged.

On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Brad Roberts <braddr at puremagic.com> wrote:
> Doing more than one pull request together isn't likely to be done any time soon.  It'd require a good bit of reworking.
>  Hard to justify the time considering the infrequency of that type of request and the general inadvisability of
> requiring simultaneous merges in the first place.  It's not avoidable in every case, but... :)
>
> On 2/4/2012 11:40 PM, Daniel Murphy wrote:
>> Heh, looks good.  Just please don't make it too wide to fit on my
>> screen like the main tester page.
>>
>> (I'd love to see grouping dependant pull requests together if you've
>> got some free time!)
>>
>> On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 6:13 PM, Brad Roberts <braddr at puremagic.com> wrote:
>>> I've finally whipped up a page to show the history of the pull tests.  The second column of the pulls page, cleverly
>>> labeled Test History, links to the last up to 100 build runs for that specific pull.  Each run links to the build
>>> results for that specific run, with all the logs, etc.
>>>
>>> NOTE: I can only keep the few days worth of logs available to the website (they accumulate fast and disk space on that
>>> box is at a premium).  I've got nearly every log produced since the beginning archived in case anyone needs any of them.
>>>  Just shoot me an email with the run id and I can pull it from the archives (pun very much intended).
>>>
>>> As with most of the pull portion of the auto-tester, the pages look pretty ugly still.. one day I'll make 'em look all
>>> spiffy and maybe even follow the theme for the main website.
>>>
>>> Later,
>>> Brad
>
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