Do we/ should we have a 'sin bin' for modules found failing tests in PRs unrelated to changes so we can close PRs without forcing folks to deal with other folks' sh1t?
Jonathan Manning
01/30/2026, 1:11 PM
Like, IIRC Bioconda have a bunch of recipes that no longer get built because there's some issue the authors haven't dealt with, then they have to go fix it up
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Igor Trujnara
01/30/2026, 1:34 PM
If we don't then we should, sounds like a topic for today's meeting
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Simon Pearce
01/30/2026, 1:45 PM
first we need a list of what modules are failing (which is already on the agenda)
Simon Pearce
01/30/2026, 1:49 PM
Can we put people who insist on having multiple big changes in one PR into the sin bin too?