[scapy] build it more often #12074
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evverx has previously contributed to projects/scapy. The previous PR was #12050 |
to let the latest builds be more or less in sync with the upstream repository. It should help CIFuzz to detect known issues better among other things.
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I'm not exactly sure this is the case. |
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For example in systemd/systemd#25537 the fuzz target failed on CIFuzz and it was decided to merge it and fix the issues later. Until it reached OSS-Fuzz CIFuzz annoyed contributors because their PRs had nothing to do with CIFuzz failures :-) Ideally OSS-Fuzz should be in sync with repositories. The second option is to reduce the window by building stuff more frequently. |
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to let the latest builds be more or less in sync with the upstream repository. It should help CIFuzz to detect known issues better among other things.