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by steveklabnik
2000 days ago
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The difference is not "testing" in a broad sense, the difference is "tests guaranteed to pass" vs "tests may run if they exist but we don't gate on them passing." Being able to guarantee that they pass means having the expertise to fix any issues, and with a timeliness to be able to fix them and not block a release. That requires people around to support the target, with a higher burden than tier 2. (Technically, it's even more than "not block a release" it's "not block any PR that may start failing on that target," since all tests must pass before a PR is landed.) |
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