Jonathan Lebon

> though my primary focus tends to go to the merge queue aspect Yeah, that's one missing piece. I was looking at this some more today. To summarize: there is...

> I assume there's contention with the underlying guests. That's very likely. We could investigate some more here, though I think we should just sprint to getting an OCP instance...

Hmm, it's also possible we're using Ceph backed VMs, which have notoriously lower disk write performance. I'll double check that.

> Hmm, it's also possible we're using Ceph backed VMs OK, I've confirmed this isn't the case. For posterity, can you post the same performance outputs here once you have...

> Taking influence from Travis is great, however, I think we really should also take this opportunity to make in infrastructure specific to what we do. One of those things...

Forgot to update this ticket with the outcome of a chat I had with Colin about this. Major points were: 1. Rather than rebuilding the world on each PR, we...

Yeah, that sounds about right. We regressed on this at some point. Though note the whole codebase is in flux while we move to Python, so some of the documentation...

That makes sense to me. I'd even say let's mark it as [required](https://github.com/projectatomic/papr/blob/662cf4817893339662528c75c9cf46872bdea7bd/docs/sample.papr.yml#L106) and hook up Homu to this repo? Even though it's only a linter, hooking up Homu still...

Rerunning upstream tests is nice, but being able to run a-h-ts in upstream PRs is even nicer I think. I mentioned this in https://github.com/CentOS/sig-atomic-buildscripts/issues/229 -- if we have a known...

> Rerunning upstream tests is nice, but being able to run a-h-ts in upstream PRs is even nicer I think. I was thinking about this today, and I think I...