Thinking about this some more, I still think it would be nice that a temporary network outage of half a minute or so :

  • does not abort a build (that may have been halfway through a build process of several hours). I wouldn't mind seeing, in the log on the server, a message saying [network was out, log may be missing a part here] in the middle of the log, but why stop the build completely right away? Even in cases where the slave needs the server, there's little point in aborting the build, because the slave is not going to get new work from the server if it can't connect to it anyway?
  • does not cause the client to be offline for that long. If the server receives a new connection attempt of a slave node, and there already is a connection of the same slave node, who not just disconnect the old connection and continue with the new one?
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