Take a look at http://people.mozilla.org/~catlee/try_pushers.html. This is a report of people who pushed to try within 60 minutes of their previous push since September 1. In some cases patches are clearly unrelated, and in other cases people have cancelled their previous job (woohoo!). There are many other cases where it appears that people are pushing very similar code to try without having cancelled their previous jobs.
For choller's multiple pushes, he explains it here, as Try is used to create Asan builds:
"the reason for this is simple: I have several cron jobs that push for one OS each, instead of pushing them together (because that's harder to automate). The amount of resources used is the same though. I do pushes for mozilla-central linux64 opt/debug and macosx64 debug, once a day. That means I create 5 builds per day, which is very low and these builds don't even run tests at all, they're just builds. It shows up as a lot of pushes though due to OS separation." -Gary _______________________________________________ dev-platform mailing list dev-platform@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-platform
