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My suspicion is that bloom will automatically run these tests (and thus fail due to no hardware), correct?

No, not really.

This could be me being pedantic, but Bloom does not run any tests. Its only responsibility is to create source archives of your packages and upload those (+ some metadata) to your release repository.

The buildfarm will then use those source archives and will run jobs that will -- in the end -- create .deb and .rpm (depending on how its configured).

Afaik the release jobs do not actually run any tests. That would be the responsibility of the devel jobs.

My suspicion is that bloom will automatically run these tests (and thus fail due to no hardware), correct?

No, not really.

This could be me being pedantic, but Bloom does not run any tests. Its only responsibility is to create source archives of your packages and upload those (+ some metadata) to your release repository.

The buildfarm will then use those source archives and will run jobs that will -- in the end -- create .deb and .rpm (depending on how its configured).

Afaik the release jobs do not actually run any tests. That would be the responsibility of the devel jobs.

Assuming this is your package (or one of them), the devel jobs appear to have been failing so far, but not because of the tests.

My suspicion is that bloom will automatically run these tests (and thus fail due to no hardware), correct?

No, not really.

This could be me being pedantic, but Bloom does not run any tests. Its only "only" responsibility is to create source archives of your packages and upload those (+ some metadata) to your release repository.repository (it does a few more things of course).

The buildfarm will then use those source archives and will run jobs that will -- in the end -- create .deb and .rpm (depending on how its configured).

Afaik the release jobs do not actually run any tests. That would be the responsibility of the devel jobs.

Assuming this is your package (or one of them), the devel jobs appear to have been failing so far, but not because of the tests.

My suspicion is that bloom will automatically run these tests (and thus fail due to no hardware), correct?

No, not really.

This could be me being pedantic, but Bloom does not run any tests. Its "only" responsibility is to create source archives of your packages and upload those (+ some metadata) to your release repository (it does a few more things of course).

The buildfarm will then use those source archives and will run jobs that will -- in the end -- create .deb and .rpm (depending on how its configured).

Afaik the release jobs do not actually run any tests. tests The tests are run in release jobs, but the results of the tests do not influence the success of a release build (thanks @nuclearsandwich ). That would be the responsibility of the devel jobs.

Assuming this is your package (or one of them), the devel jobs appear to have been failing so far, but not because of the tests.