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When calling 'thumbot retry' it operates on the same build dir.
Some builds don't clean up to a pristine state before each build and thus a case could be made for blowing away the build dir entirely for it to be fresh.
I would say "yes" - the most typical case that I've run across is when Github fails to let you clone some repository, but git creates the directory - get-deps or some other step in the build process will then continue to fail until you delete at least that directory and do get-deps again.
When calling 'thumbot retry' it operates on the same build dir.
Some builds don't clean up to a pristine state before each build and thus a case could be made for blowing away the build dir entirely for it to be fresh.
This build: basho/riak_repl#764 (comment) had to be manually cleaned up for retry.
Should we blow away the build dir during retries ?
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