Hi Everyone,
I am happy to announce that we expanded this feature and now any person with
WebKit committer or reviewer privilege can also press "Stop" button on any
ongoing EWS build. This is intended to be used in scenarios like:
- You got the required information from EWS (as some important
I have also deployed the same "Login with GitHub" feature on build.webkit.org
(post-commit CI). Very small subset of our users (especially admins,
bot-watchers etc.) actually need to login on build.webkit.org . On
build.webkit.org, one common operation is to do "Force Clean build" (which does
One cool trick can be to combine this feature with "skip-ews" GitHub label (or
--no-ews flag in git-webkit, announced in
https://lists.webkit.org/pipermail/webkit-dev/2023-January/032461.html).
For example, if you want to run EWS only on certain queues (e.g.: while
debugging/iterating on a
Hi Everyone,
I am happy to announce a new feature in EWS: "Login with GitHub".
In Bugzilla world, we have a feature named "Retry failed builds" which allow us
to retry the EWS builds which failed (especially useful when the failure might
be due to flakiness or infrastructure issue). However,
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