Hi blink-infra,--Recently I had a couple of reverts due to some random bot failing, which is not available on CQ and trybots. Here are two examples of my patches, but I've also seen the same bots affecting other developers.Sheriffs guideline for any red bot on sherff-o-matic is "in all cases, the preferred way of dealing with alerts is to revert the offending patch via Gerrit, even if the failure does not close the tree."I personally think this is not a sustainable practice, especially considering that there is no way to trigger all the rare bots with my patch (or I am not aware of how to do it). It is frustrating to blindly fight obscure compile failures, to say the least. Should we refine our guidelines and/or try to match CQ with waterfall bots?Thanks,Dmitry
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+chromium-dev (blink-infra is a rather inactive list; we don't really have a "Blink Infra" team and the scope of Blink Infra is more about Blink-specific tooling like layout tests.)The two examples you gave are failures in blink_common_unittests and Jumbo build, respectively. And you're really asking a more generic question:Shall we change the sheriff guidelines, or try to mirror the non-tree-closing bots on sherrif-o-matic to CQ as well?Passing the question to more knowledge fellow Chromium developers :)
On Fri, May 11, 2018 at 9:35 PM Dmitry Gozman <dgo...@chromium.org> wrote:
Hi blink-infra,--Recently I had a couple of reverts due to some random bot failing, which is not available on CQ and trybots. Here are two examples of my patches, but I've also seen the same bots affecting other developers.Sheriffs guideline for any red bot on sherff-o-matic is "in all cases, the preferred way of dealing with alerts is to revert the offending patch via Gerrit, even if the failure does not close the tree."I personally think this is not a sustainable practice, especially considering that there is no way to trigger all the rare bots with my patch (or I am not aware of how to do it). It is frustrating to blindly fight obscure compile failures, to say the least. Should we refine our guidelines and/or try to match CQ with waterfall bots?Thanks,Dmitry
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