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Hello Peter,

We sometimes see regressions in glibc test runs depending on the local envi=
ronment. In such cases, it can help to re-trigger the tests to check whethe=
r the failures are consistently reproducible. It may also be useful to cros=
s-check the results with autobuilder runs, which generally provide a more s=
table baseline before concluding on regressions.

Thanks,
Hemanth

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<p>Hello Peter,</p>
<p>We sometimes see regressions in glibc test runs depending on the local e=
nvironment. In such cases, it can help to re-trigger the tests to check whe=
ther the failures are consistently reproducible. It may also be useful to c=
ross-check the results with autobuilder runs, which generally provide a mor=
e stable baseline before concluding on regressions.</p>
<p>Thanks,<br />Hemanth</p>
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