I've brought up two additional slaves, one for cr-mac-ews and one for mac-ews.
We're back to being at-capacity instead of over-capacity. :)
-eric
On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 10:26 AM, Eric Seidel e...@webkit.org wrote:
Unfortunately the project's patch submission rate has grown such that
the mac-ews and cr-mac-ews are currently over capacity.
I'm working on ordering more hardware. But until then, it may take a
while (hours instead of minutes) for patches to show green/red on the
mac-ews and cr-mac-ews bubbles.
As I mentioned previously, if anyone has spare hardware lying around,
and wants to run their own EWS, it's as simple as:
webkit-patch mac-ews
from any checkout. It will prompt you to make sure your'e OK with
throwing away all changes in that checkout.
We have a nice wrapper script if you plan to leave it long running:
./Tools/EWSTools/start-queue.sh cr-mac-ews eseidel-mac2
(but if you're going to do that, you need to set up your paths in a
specific way, which is slightly annoying.)
I'll update webkit-dev when I've gotten the mac/cr-mac EWSes back
under capacity. That may be a few weeks, sorry.
-eric
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