Nick Boldt wrote:
(Incidentally, why are you using 'day of year' (43)
instead of 'month and date' (02_12) to identify the logfiles?)
Because day of year is a nice, easy, sortable monotonically increasing
number.
If the script doesn't know which project to source, how
can it know who to notify?
It notifies me if there is nobody else obvious to notify. I have been
receiving those emails but I have been out of the office. You'll see
that I had the build green before I stepped out of the office, but then
somebody checked in a change that broke it. I suppose the lesson here
is that the system should email both the offending person as determined
by the failure and all of the people who had checked in changes since
the last good build. But it doesn't do that right now, so only I was
receiving the failure emails.
Surely BIRT & CDT haven't been ignoring these emails
all week... surely they never received them?
BIRT & CDT have not been receiving emails because the system did
not detect that they were the cause. It's only so good and the "digest
cannot be parsed" errors are not one of the things that it can detect.
- Bjorn
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