As PIFT/PIFR is phased out, issues will need to be set to "needs work" status if they fail DrupalCI test set to "Issues & on commit" for the branch (in addition to old QA bot test failure).
As PIFT/PIFR is phased out, issues will need to be set to "needs work" status if they fail DrupalCI test set to "Issues & on commit" for the branch (in addition to old QA bot test failure).
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Comment #2
drummComment #3
drummClarifying that both DrupalCI & QA.Drupal.org will set issues to "needs work". This makes the implementation more straightforward, and lets QA.Drupal.org catch any straggling DrupalCI false positives.
Normally, this might look like
The downside is that there is more chance for humans cross-posting with the robot, during the short window where both testing can update the issue status.
Comment #4
drummThis will consider tests set to "Issues & on commit" for the branch as set in the project's "Automated testing" settings.
Comment #6
drummThis is working well in my testing, and can be deployed later today.
Comment #7
drummThis is now in production.