Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > >> FWIW, CI run on "seen" uses this series. > > Another "early impression". I had to open this one today, > > https://github.com/git/git/runs/5367854000?check_suite_focus=true > > which was a jarring experience. It correctly painted the fourth > circle "Run ci/run-build-and-tests.sh" in red with X in it, and > after waiting for a while (which I already said that I do not mind > at all), showed a bunch of line, and then auto-scrolled down to the > end of that section. > > It _looked_ like that it was now ready for me to interact with it, > so I started to scroll up to the beginning of that section, but I > had to stare at blank space for several minutes before lines are Nah, that was several seconds, not minutes. Even though I am on Chromebooks, they are not _that_ slow ;-) > shown to occupy that space. During the repainting, unlike the > initial delay-wait that lets me know that it is not ready by showing > the spinning circle, there was no indication that it wants me to > wait until it fills the blank space with lines. Not very pleasant. > > I do not think it is so bad to say that it is less pleasant than > opening the large "print test failures" section and looking for "not > ok", which was what the original CI UI we had before this series. > But at least with the old one, once the UI becomes ready for me to > interact with, I didn't have to wait for (for the lack of better > phrase) such UI hiccups. Responses to looking for the next instance > of "not ok" was predictable. > > Thanks.
