We can probably get improved throughput today by assuming most branches
will pass and grabbing e.g. 2 at a time; if the merge fails revert and
try just the first.
However we need a clearer queuing system, the current one is based
around a series of commands from one person with no grammar. We need to
be able to inspect several items in the queue without taking action, to
see if they are compatible, to do *either* what you describe or what I
describe.
We can probably get improved throughput today by assuming most branches
will pass and grabbing e.g. 2 at a time; if the merge fails revert and
try just the first.
However we need a clearer queuing system, the current one is based
around a series of commands from one person with no grammar. We need to
be able to inspect several items in the queue without taking action, to
see if they are compatible, to do *either* what you describe or what I
describe.
-Rob www.robertcolli ns.net/ keys.txt>.
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