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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 15/04/2016 21:09, Mike Connor wrote:<br>
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<div>Not entirely sure what you're arguing here. "It's not a
corner case when you're in the corner"?</div>
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Very funny. I don't think "care about performance" is a corner case.<br>
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<div dir="ltr">It's hard to reason without data either way, but I
don't think "add an extra flag to your trychooser syntax" is a
high bar for folks in that situation. By default, I believe
that the behaviour of our tooling should be conservative in
terms of resource usage that negatively impacts everyone, and we
should make it easy for those who need to consume more to
explicitly ask for that. It's still much less work and _vastly_
less effective than mandating a reliance on manually killing
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Essentially though, if pushing to try sometimes clobbers my earlier
pushes, but there's an override for that, that means it now has an
"always works" and "sometimes works" mode, and as an engineer, I'm
just going to use the "always works" mode. That doesn't fix the
problem.<br>
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<div>-- Mike</div>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Fri, Apr 15, 2016 at 3:56 PM, Gijs
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For cases where a developer needs to run multiple runs
at once, we can add<br>
an override in the trychooser syntax. I think that's a
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It isn't when you do any kind of talos "need to fix / not
regress perf" work.<br>
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I agree with Jim that we should either force the user to
choose or "only" warn when duplicate-bug trypushes happen.<span
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