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ORCA-integrated projects are responsible for installing an up-to-date and unaltered version of ORCA. If projects use an out-of-date or patched version of ORCA, it opens the possibility of tests passing on that project but failing for other ORCA projects (i.e. causing an outage).
As an after-success script, I propose that ORCA scan itself to determine if it is up-to-date and unpatched, and fail tests otherwise. This would hopefully prevent (or at least make it more difficult) for consuming projects to merge a PR that causes an ORCA outage.
I propose an after-success script so that if a project is testing an ORCA patch, they can see that it's successful (for whatever purpose) before tests fail.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
ORCA-integrated projects are responsible for installing an up-to-date and unaltered version of ORCA. If projects use an out-of-date or patched version of ORCA, it opens the possibility of tests passing on that project but failing for other ORCA projects (i.e. causing an outage).
As an after-success script, I propose that ORCA scan itself to determine if it is up-to-date and unpatched, and fail tests otherwise. This would hopefully prevent (or at least make it more difficult) for consuming projects to merge a PR that causes an ORCA outage.
I propose an after-success script so that if a project is testing an ORCA patch, they can see that it's successful (for whatever purpose) before tests fail.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: