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** Fix your code and push a new try job. | ** Fix your code and push a new try job. | ||
* Your test or some other test failed unexpectedly (test timed out or cannot be reproduced locally). | * Your test or some other test failed unexpectedly (test timed out or cannot be reproduced locally). | ||
** Log in to Treeherder and click on the "Retrigger" button at your specific test to repeat the test run | ** Log in to Treeherder and click on the "Retrigger" button at your specific test to repeat the test run. | ||
* Intermittent failures: An existing test without any relation to your code has failed. | * Intermittent failures: An existing test without any relation to your code has failed. | ||
** Ignore the failure, especially if there is an existing bug report for it. | ** Ignore the failure, especially if there is an existing bug report for it. | ||
A set of tests can be split in different chunks to ensure that individual test tasks complete within a reasonable time frame. There is no obvious way to identify the chunk in which a test will be run, since it may depend on the build type, platform and the ordering of tests. To save server resources, you can run "mach try empty" to create an empty try job, and [https://wiki.mozilla.org/ReleaseEngineering/TryServer schedule specific jobs] by selecting them in the Treeherder interface. | A set of tests can be split in different chunks to ensure that individual test tasks complete within a reasonable time frame. There is no obvious way to identify the chunk in which a test will be run, since it may depend on the build type, platform and the ordering of tests. To save server resources, you can run "mach try empty" to create an empty try job, and [https://wiki.mozilla.org/ReleaseEngineering/TryServer schedule specific jobs] by selecting them in the Treeherder interface. | ||