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<medfly>
I am wondering if I should expect to be able to use the worker's numcpus in my BuildFactory, or do that as some shell invocation
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<kkleine>
Hi there. When I have installed buildbot on a machine I can call "buildbot try" to kick off a try build. But when I don't have that installed I wonder if there's a similar HTTP endpoint that I can POST to in order to kick off a try build?
<kkleine>
The closest I can find is to have a force scheduler but I'm not sure that is what I want (http://docs.buildbot.net/current/developer/raml/forcescheduler.html#raction-/forceschedulers/{schedulername}%20(method=force)). Where exactly is the difference and capabilities between a force and a try build? I guess the try build allows for passing properties along at least.
<kkleine>
LePhilousophe, you did help me last time. Do you have clue maybe? ^