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At the moment, when a tests start to fail, a host will receive an email to let them know this is the case.
The trouble is that this can result in an email sent with every WordPress commit when a host is already aware that there is a failure.
Currently, the only way to pause this is for a host to stop reporting until something is fixed. This is problematic because it'd be great for there to be .org visibility into failing tests, to find out when a change in trunk/master affects hosts.
A couple ideas:
Throttle emails to once per day, or couple of days, rather that every commit
Provide a way to acknowledge that a host knows there is a failure in some way, and pause the emails temporarily
Something else entirely?
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At the moment, when a tests start to fail, a host will receive an email to let them know this is the case.
The trouble is that this can result in an email sent with every WordPress commit when a host is already aware that there is a failure.
Currently, the only way to pause this is for a host to stop reporting until something is fixed. This is problematic because it'd be great for there to be .org visibility into failing tests, to find out when a change in trunk/master affects hosts.
A couple ideas:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: