Hi !
Now as we have an average build time, i thought it would be great to get an approximation of the ETA for a build to start . But i found that this wouldn't work right now as we use for my $job (List::Util::shuffle(@b)) { -> random job selected in the dispatcher. Thus there's no fixed list of jobs which could evaluated.
Any ideas ?
Best, Jan-Simon
2009/4/28 Jan-Simon Möller dl9pf@gmx.de:
Hi !
Now as we have an average build time, i thought it would be great to get an approximation of the ETA for a build to start . But i found that this wouldn't work right now as we use for my $job (List::Util::shuffle(@b)) { -> random job selected in the dispatcher. Thus there's no fixed list of jobs which could evaluated.
Any ideas ?
What if you take the average time of the last X builds between the time they are added and the time they start to build. It isn't the most accurate method, but at least its an approximation and give you a really rough ETA.
Stephen
Best, Jan-Simon
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