That "take a test from the queue and distribute it, deal with downtimes
and failures, do some reporting"... that sounds like a wheel already
invented by Hudson/Jenkins. And if Jenkins doesn't work for Python
stuff, test-on-commit isn't exactly an uncommon demand, so something for
Python should exist.
Disclaimer: I have no idea how these things work in practice, I just
know that they exist and the purpose they are serving.
Regards,
Jo
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