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### You can use the links above to view the latest results of the job. This will give you a quick summary of which tests are currently failing. Looking at the ''Age'' of the failure will give you an idea of whether this is a new failure, or one that has been happening for awhile. Also, failures with an ''Age'' of 1 often indicate intermittent failures. | ### You can use the links above to view the latest results of the job. This will give you a quick summary of which tests are currently failing. Looking at the ''Age'' of the failure will give you an idea of whether this is a new failure, or one that has been happening for awhile. Also, failures with an ''Age'' of 1 often indicate intermittent failures. | ||
### For each failure that you find: | ### For each failure that you find: | ||
#### If the failure details say: '''Error Message''': test failure, '''Stacktrace''': N/A, then the failure is likely actually an xpass. Keep this in mind when going through the next steps. | |||
#### Search for a bug in Bugzilla that has been opened for the failure. Every failure that needs to be addressed must have a bug opened for it. If you find an open bug for a failure, examine it: | #### Search for a bug in Bugzilla that has been opened for the failure. Every failure that needs to be addressed must have a bug opened for it. If you find an open bug for a failure, examine it: | ||
##### If it has a pull request attached to it which is waiting to be reviewed, review it. A pull request that is waiting to be reviewed is one that has no negative reviews and less than two positive reviews. | ##### If it has a pull request attached to it which is waiting to be reviewed, review it. A pull request that is waiting to be reviewed is one that has no negative reviews and less than two positive reviews. | ||