scripts/markdown-badges.py: Generate sorted table for build status #454
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Looks like YAPF doesn't like your heretical use of 8-space indents. :-P |
Hah, or anything about it, really. Forgot to run yapf3! Fixed now. |
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Organize the build badges in a tree/compiler table to make it easier to examine quickly for common patterns. E.g. "Oh, looks like ToT Clang broke all the kernels", or "Oh, something is -next broke every Clang version", etc. Signed-off-by: Kees Cook <keescook@chromium.org>
Argh. I dunno. The submodule went weird. I rebuilt my branch now, so the bogus conflict shouldn't be there any more. |
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Organize the build badges in a tree/compiler table to make it easier to examine quickly for common patterns. E.g. "Oh, looks like ToT Clang broke all the kernels", or "Oh, something is -next broke every Clang version", etc.
Signed-off-by: Kees Cook keescook@chromium.org