Hi all,
today I noticed that our test builders at http://qa.coreboot.org/ weren't actually testing the commits that are pending review on http://review.coreboot.org/ as they were asked to, but (most of the time) a commit from early-June.
We fixed the issue (Jenkins, the tool that orchestrates qa.coreboot.org, dropped some configuration value during an update that we needed to set again), but unfortunately some commits sneaked in that broke the tree.
Fixes for these bugs are in, but when pushing changes for code review, the builders may still report errors that are unrelated to your change. See http://qa.coreboot.org/job/coreboot-gerrit/27371/ for an example.
That's because the builders use exactly the commit you pushed, without applying any new changes to it. If you run into that situation, please rebase your commits to the current master, since (as of a couple of minutes ago) it includes the bug fixes.
$ git pull $ git rebase master $your_local_branch $ git push (as usual)
Sorry for the inconvenience, Patrick