On Mon, Jun 17, 2019 at 5:01 PM Victor Stinner wrote:
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> It is the first for a very long time that I see a buildbot stuck in a
> loop and don't produce any output. The main test runner process should
> write the progress every 30 seconds. But here the job ran for 3 days.
> Maybe it is a regressio
It is the first for a very long time that I see a buildbot stuck in a
loop and don't produce any output. The main test runner process should
write the progress every 30 seconds. But here the job ran for 3 days.
Maybe it is a regression un test_asyncio, but it doesn't explain why
the main process fa
On Mon, Jun 17, 2019 at 11:49 AM David Bolen wrote:
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> If you're signed in with your github.com account, then on the buildbot web
> interface you should be able to stop the build as builder owner (if your
> github.com account matches the worker information and is in the python
> group - or someth
If you're signed in with your github.com account, then on the buildbot web
interface you should be able to stop the build as builder owner (if your
github.com account matches the worker information and is in the python
group - or something like that). Although I suppose in this case it may
depend
