Restarting builds currently destroys the previous targets, artifacts and logs. Instead, we should add an "archived" flag for storing previous (failed) build data, so that you can restart a build and then deal with why it failed (for intermittent issues).
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| Restricted Differential Revision | Restricted Diffusion Commit |
| Status | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | epriestley | T8089 Unprototype Harbormaster (v1) | ||
| Resolved | epriestley | T8097 Allow external systems to report results into Harbormaster | ||
| Resolved | None | T7419 Provide a straightforward way to create and update CI test statuses for a revision | ||
| Wontfix | epriestley | T4591 Allow Harbormaster to source GitHub pull requests as buildables | ||
| Resolved | epriestley | T5479 Unbeta Phragment | ||
| Duplicate | None | T7869 Support CircleCI webhooks for Test results (so that one can run unit tests asynchronously) | ||
| Resolved | epriestley | T1049 Implement Harbormaster | ||
| Resolved | epriestley | T5932 Archive previous builds (that have been restarted) instead of deleting targets, artifacts and logs |
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I think D10321 pretty much handled this. The UI could be nicer, but T5823 likely covers that.