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Consider groups classified as "NEW" to be potentially regressions and groups not classified as "NEW" to be potentially intermittents #1045

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@marco-c marco-c commented Oct 10, 2023

Fixes #832

In practice, this means a group which is not classified as "NEW" and which is failing on a config and passing on another or failing at first and passing on a retrigger, will be autoclassified as intermittent.

Depends on #1044.

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… groups not classified as "NEW" to be potentially intermittents

Fixes mozilla#832
Don't retrigger non-consistent failures to find if a failure is a regression.
Don't retrigger consistent failures to find if a failure is an intermittent.
Don't backfill non-consistent failures to find if a failure is a regression.
@marco-c marco-c merged commit 64690cd into mozilla:master Oct 17, 2023
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@marco-c marco-c deleted the autoclassify_new branch October 17, 2023 09:10
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Take into account failure message for autoclassifications
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