We might have become used to not receiving Jenkins emails regarding regressions. So I decided to send this short explanation of what they are and what are the expected steps when you receive one. Jenkins sends emails to authors of patches that got pushed into the branch being tested, in the event of some tests starting to fail on that push. The expected behaviour from devs is to check the link provided, and browse to the 'Test results' section on the left (not sure the wording, mine is in spanish and didn't figure/look how to change it). There you'll see the failing tests. It is expected that you check if it is related to your patches, and in case it is, contact me or the release maintainer to talk about the problem introduced. This might yield to a followup on the bug, or a new bug. It will depend on the situation but I doesn't really matter. Right now some tests are failing randomly, and is consistent with us running the tests randomly too :-D (prove -s) It seems to mean that some of our tests do have side effects that change the scenario for the rest of the tests. Anyone interested in taking on this inter-test dependency please let me know. I don't have the time to do it right now, so close to the release. But fixing it (either the tests or the hidden bugs) would be great. It would make our tests and the product as a whole, just better. Kind regards -- Tomás Cohen Arazi Prosecretaría de Informática Universidad Nacional de Córdoba ✆ +54 351 5353750 ext 13168 GPG: B76C 6E7C 2D80 551A C765 E225 0A27 2EA1 B2F3 C15F