When queuing builds, take the last commit received about bigtuna

[michalbugno]

In a wider context, does the below sentence

Every time you issue a build, the build in queue gets replaced by a new one.

This is a general case here, I think. Any thoughts?

[dbalatero]

As an edit:

"Every time you issue a build, the build in queue for that repo and branch gets replaced by a new one."

[dbalatero]

Even if the current build in queue is already running?

[michalbugno]

In queue means not running, just waiting for a runner to execute it (which is what we need, right?)

[dbalatero]

Ok, cool -- just clarifying.

[michalbugno]

In the development branch

[dbalatero]

great!