Closed steves closed 11 years ago
That seems incorrect. If a build hasn't been run for a given commit, nothing can be claimed about the build succeeding or not on that commit.
i.e. if a pull has two commits and the first puts the project in a broken state but the second fixes it, only the second commit (the one the build ran on) should be marked as success.
I agree with @danielbeardsley. I recommend we close this.
Agreed.
Currently only the last commit (HEAD) is updated with a commit status. We should be updating each commit that was part of the test with the status. For a new Pull Request this means updating every commit so far and for an updated Pull Request it means updating each new commit.