RE: Buildbot Migration

2022-04-21 Thread Gavin McDonald
Hi Bert, I emailed you some new connection details a few hours ago, let me know if your workers can connect and I'll see about enabling those jobs. I have also changed the config for the ubuntu jobs to use asf hardware. That leaves the mac builds - if nobody can source a mac I'll see what I

Re: [PATCH] Make sure resolving a conflict with `svn_wc_conflict_choose_merged' can't break the workqueue by referencing a non-existing file

2022-04-21 Thread Stefan Sperling
On Thu, Apr 21, 2022 at 08:25:32PM +0300, Sergey Raevskiy wrote: > I've noticed that in some cases a working copy can become inoperable > after merge text conflict resolution with `svn_wc_conflict_choose_merged' > option. > > The problem can occur in the following scenario: > > 1. There is a

[PATCH] Make sure resolving a conflict with `svn_wc_conflict_choose_merged' can't break the workqueue by referencing a non-existing file

2022-04-21 Thread Sergey Raevskiy
I've noticed that in some cases a working copy can become inoperable after merge text conflict resolution with `svn_wc_conflict_choose_merged' option. The problem can occur in the following scenario: 1. There is a text conflict, that is resolved with `svn_wc_conflict_choose_merged' option

Re: Initial patch for storing the pristines-on-demand setting in the working copy (Issue 4889)

2022-04-21 Thread Julian Foad
Evgeny Kotkov wrote: > first-cut implementation that persists the pristines-on-demand setting This is great! Thank you Evgeny. > The patch currently allows doing an `svn checkout --store-pristines=no`, > which is going to create a working copy that doesn't store the pristine > copies of the

Re: Pristines-on-demand: printing progress notifications

2022-04-21 Thread Julian Foad
Daniel Shahaf wrote: > I'm a bit hesitant about disabling notifications _entirely_ in cat-cmd.c > and diff-cmd.c. Disabling all notifications (as opposed to only > hydration-related notifications which we focus on right now) seems like > it could easily have unintended consequences. Do we do