On Tuesday 2014-04-08 11:41 -0700, Gavin Sharp wrote:
> I see only two real goals for the proposed policy:
> - ensure that module owners/peers have the opportunity to object to
> any "disable test" decisions before they take effect
> - set an expectation that intermittent orange failures are dealt with
> promptly ("dealt with" first involves investigation, usually by a
> developer familiar with the code, and can then lead to either them
> being fixed, disabled, or ignored)

I'm fine with the initial policy proposed at the top of the thread;
this part of the subthread seemed to be about a proposal to
auto-retry failing tests and report them as passing if they
intermittently pass; that's the bit I'm not comfortable with.

-David

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