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r- force has a weird outcome #44

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nagisa opened this issue Jun 2, 2016 · 2 comments
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r- force has a weird outcome #44

nagisa opened this issue Jun 2, 2016 · 2 comments

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nagisa commented Jun 2, 2016

See rust-lang/rust#33441 (comment).

Namely, it should behave as if plain r- (i.e. cancel the build) without printing any messages. Currently it takes another PR on top of the queue and “forces” that.

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nagisa commented Jun 2, 2016

Migration of barosl#150

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I believe this is intentional behavior. force doesn't force the current PR, it cancels the current build and builds whatever should be built next. Thus, r- force on the PR being built can be used to stop its build, and r+ p=1000 force can be used to make the PR get built.

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