Solved Re: How to turn off Salsa CI for a package?

2022-01-29 Thread Rebecca N. Palmer
The issue turned out to be that the pandas repository's settings were pointed to a CI settings file outside the repository, so it wasn't even looking at my debian/salsa-ci.yml. As suggested by Eriberto's link, this setting is found at (starting from the repository's page in Salsa, logged in)

Re: How to turn off Salsa CI for a package?

2022-01-28 Thread Andreas Tille
Am Thu, Jan 27, 2022 at 10:29:26PM + schrieb Rebecca N. Palmer: > I've tried these attempts at "do nothing" in debian/salsa-ci.yml. Neither of > them does that: the default CI still runs. > > https://salsa.debian.org/science-team/pandas/-/commits/debian See

Re: How to turn off Salsa CI for a package?

2022-01-27 Thread Eriberto
Hi Rebecca, Em qui., 27 de jan. de 2022 às 20:00, Rebecca N. Palmer escreveu: > > The default (I'm not sure if this is a global or per-team default) Salsa > CI pipeline tries to build and test packages on every commit. > > For pandas, this always hits the 1 hour timeout, and hence "fails" >

How to turn off Salsa CI for a package?

2022-01-27 Thread Rebecca N. Palmer
The default (I'm not sure if this is a global or per-team default) Salsa CI pipeline tries to build and test packages on every commit. For pandas, this always hits the 1 hour timeout, and hence "fails" uselessly (wasting both the server's resources, and my attention when a failure alert