Harbormaster actions (such as the build passing) used to be part of the differential timeline: https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1963030/9352309/97d1ed7a-4660-11e5-91ad-41646222c850.png
What I am doing a now is a lot of testing and re-starting builds. Form differential the only way to tell that a new build finished is that the artifact url (T8659) has changed. The buildable itself has a timeline, but that just shows the most recent status and when I restarted it, but not the history of pass/fails. This is moderately annoying when debugging builds and restarting them a lot, although I do not expect that to be the common case.
I'm worried about cases like:
- R: Hey the code looks okay but why does test X fail?
- A: (hits button) No they pass.
- R: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
or
- R: Please fix x.
- A: (fixes x, some flakey test fails)
- R: Wait did the tests fail before?
But I have not used Harbormaster enough 'for real' to run into those. I'm also unsure if the 'just put it in the timeline' approach is viable when a diff kicks off multiple builds.
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