On Tuesday 30 June 2009 10:59:12 William Grant wrote:
> That wouldn't help too much on its own -- as soon as the queue is empty
> (apart from the problematic builds) for just a moment, the queued long-
> running low-priority builds will start, inhibiting the start of any
> subsequent builds.
Well, they need to build *sometime*, is there a better time to start them than
when the queue is empty?
On Tuesday 30 June 2009 10:59:12 William Grant wrote:
> That wouldn't help too much on its own -- as soon as the queue is empty
> (apart from the problematic builds) for just a moment, the queued long-
> running low-priority builds will start, inhibiting the start of any
> subsequent builds.
Well, they need to build *sometime*, is there a better time to start them than
when the queue is empty?