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Postgresql buildfarm. configuration summary for system friarbird snapshot [..]
www.pgbuildfarm.org 2013-03-08
friarbird snapshot taken 2012.12.07 16 06 06 Home Status Failures Members Register GitHub Email lists and status archives PostgreSQL Build Farm Log Details for system friarbird , status OK , snapshot taken 2012.12.07 16 06 06 System Information Farm member Branch OS Compiler Architecture Owner friarbird HEAD FreeBSD 9.0.RELEASE.p3 gcc 4.2. x86 64 andrew a t dunslane.net System Notes Date Notes 2012.12.06 Uses.DCLOBBER CACHE ALWAYS
www.pgbuildfarm.org 2013-03-08
friarbird snapshot taken 2012.12.07 16 06 06 Home Status Failures Members Register GitHub Email lists and status archives PostgreSQL Build Farm Log Details for system friarbird , status OK , snapshot taken 2012.12.07 16 06 06 System Information Farm member Branch OS Compiler Architecture Owner friarbird HEAD FreeBSD 9.0.RELEASE.p3 gcc 4.2. x86 64 andrew a t dunslane.net System Notes Date Notes 2012.12.06 Uses.DCLOBBER CACHE ALWAYS
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people.planetpostgresql.org 2013-02-08 ⚑blog
friarbird and nightjar, which does substantially more work in about 4 of the time. In fact, the ratio of time would be even higher but for the presence of some constant factors e.g. build time. So I set this to run around midnight my time every day, and only for the main development branch. That way it should not stress either the VM it runs on or the host machine. Posted by Andrew Dunstan in PostgreSQL at 23 28. Comments 0.
people.planetpostgresql.org 2013-02-08 ⚑blog
friarbird and nightjar, which does substantially more work in about 4 of the time. In fact, the ratio of time would be even higher but for the presence of some constant factors e.g. build time. So I set this to run around midnight my time every day, and only for the main development branch. That way it should not stress either the VM it runs on or the host machine. Posted by Andrew Dunstan in PostgreSQL at 23 28. Comments 0.
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friarbird and nightjar, which does substantially more work in about 4 of the time. In fact, the ratio of time would be even higher but for the presence of some constant factors e.g. build time. So I set this to run around midnight my time every day, and only for the main development branch. That way it should not stress either the VM it runs on or the host machine. Posted by Andrew Dunstan in PostgreSQL at 23 28. Comments 0.
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Postgresql. andrew postgresql blog
friarbird and nightjar, which does substantially more work in about 4 of the time. In fact, the ratio of time would be even higher but for the presence of some constant factors e.g. build time. So I set this to run around midnight my time every day, and only for the main development branch. That way it should not stress either the VM it runs on or the host machine. Posted by Andrew Dunstan in PostgreSQL at 23 28. Comments 0.
Andrew postgresql blog
people.planetpostgresql.org 2013-02-08 ⚑blog
friarbird and nightjar, which does substantially more work in about 4 of the time. In fact, the ratio of time would be even higher but for the presence of some constant factors e.g. build time. So I set this to run around midnight my time every day, and only for the main development branch. That way it should not stress either the VM it runs on or the host machine. Posted by Andrew Dunstan in PostgreSQL at 23 28. Comments 0.
people.planetpostgresql.org 2013-02-08 ⚑blog
friarbird and nightjar, which does substantially more work in about 4 of the time. In fact, the ratio of time would be even higher but for the presence of some constant factors e.g. build time. So I set this to run around midnight my time every day, and only for the main development branch. That way it should not stress either the VM it runs on or the host machine. Posted by Andrew Dunstan in PostgreSQL at 23 28. Comments 0.
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Entries by andrew dunstan. andrew postgresql blog
friarbird and nightjar, which does substantially more work in about 4 of the time. In fact, the ratio of time would be even higher but for the presence of some constant factors e.g. build time. So I set this to run around midnight my time every day, and only for the main development branch. That way it should not stress either the VM it runs on or the host machine. Posted by Andrew Dunstan in PostgreSQL at 23 28. Comments 0.
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Postgresql. andrew postgresql blog
friarbird and nightjar, which does substantially more work in about 4 of the time. In fact, the ratio of time would be even higher but for the presence of some constant factors e.g. build time. So I set this to run around midnight my time every day, and only for the main development branch. That way it should not stress either the VM it runs on or the host machine. Posted by Andrew Dunstan in PostgreSQL at 23 28. Comments 0.
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