Brian Spilner

hi! do you use the master branch for your stuff?

my point is that the `master` branch currently does not represent the official release. Some concepts are in the master, which I need to work on further more. I need...

hi! I didn't get a notification, sorry. Could you use `ctrl-D`? it works for me.

I work on a new cdo.py release 2.0 with a new interface. Will take of this for 2.0 then. thx for your patience

 I get a lot of these entries in the 'Console View' and the 'Grid View' is empty although I did hundreds of builds already.

hi @r7l ! I have a main repo and 6 forks where ppl develop things; 25 builders (different combinations of systems, compilers, build-options), which can build from each of them....

I switched back to `schedulers.Nightly`: ```python c['schedulers'].append(schedulers.Nightly(name='nightly-default', builderNames=MyBuilderNames, reason='Nightly run of the default list', createAbsoluteSourceStamps=True, codebases={'': {'repository': MyNightlyRepoUrl, 'branch' : 'master'}}, hour = 2, minute = 0, dayOfWeek = [0,1,2,3,4],...

I was too quick with my judgement: builds from last knight use a totally different repo/branch combo :shrug: in the builders itself I use this setup: ```python factory.addStep(steps.GitLab(# {{{ name='Git',...

I added a change_filter to the same repository+branch. now the repository in the nightly build is correct but the branch is still wrong. I also added a more recent change...

Working on a 0.8.x transition,too. Got the same problem - any comment on this by a developer would be helpful. My work-around split in two * I use a change_filter...