Hi, Andrew Wong <[email protected]> 于2020年7月21日周二 上午3:23写道：
> Hello Kudu developers! > > I've been discussing with some folks about the current state of this (dev@ > ) > mailing list, which has recently gained more traffic from the "Daily KUDU > ARM64 Cron Job." Several people have noticed the alerts becoming quite > noisy, and crowding the inbox, with very little visibility into the issue, > who is working on fixing it, etc. This doesn't seem like the best use of > dev@, which historically has been more for design and developer-related > discussions. > > There are some suggestions in KUDU-3007 > <https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KUDU-3007> with regards to less > trivial testing infra improvements that can be made to incorporate ARM > testing with the rest of Kudu's CI pipeline. Grant and I have also been > discussing the possibility getting a more widely available ARM build via > dockerx. These projects, while important, may not have as many developer > cycles as we'd like to get them through the finish line, at least for the > next few weeks. > > So until these materialize, one suggestion is to create a new mailing list, > [email protected], to catch these, and other build-related issues. Today, such > build failures may be reported on Slack at #kudu-general or #kudu-macos, or > on Jira -- it might be nice to have a single, archived, searchable list to > document such issues, as well as catch these kinds of CI emails for the > time being. > > Other projects have similar "builds" mailing lists > <https://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/>; it doesn't seem unreasonable > to start one for Kudu as well, so per the ASF Mailing List Moderation > guidelines <https://infra.apache.org/mailing-list-moderation.html>, I'm > surfacing this to discuss a bit here. If there's agreement on this being a > useful list to have, I'll send out a request to create it. > > > Thanks, > Andrew >
