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Some of our .arches tables have a USE_RR column, so that we can distinguish between jobs that run under rr and jobs that don't. Other .arches tables (e.g. the .arches table for the i686-linux-gnu tests) have a GROUP column - for i686-linux-gnu, we separate the network tests from the non-network tests, because doing so greatly reduced the failure rate (compared to having them all in a single group).
We should just combine the USE_RR and GROUP columns into a single column.
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Combine USE_RR and GROUP into a single column
Combine USE_RR and GROUP/i686_GROUP into a single column
Oct 31, 2022
Some of our
.arches
tables have aUSE_RR
column, so that we can distinguish between jobs that run underrr
and jobs that don't. Other.arches
tables (e.g. the.arches
table for thei686-linux-gnu
tests) have aGROUP
column - fori686-linux-gnu
, we separate the network tests from the non-network tests, because doing so greatly reduced the failure rate (compared to having them all in a single group).We should just combine the
USE_RR
andGROUP
columns into a single column.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: