clojure-mode [oracular/arm64]
| Version | Triggers | Env | Date | Duration | Requester | Result | UUID | ||
| 5.19.0-1 | clojure-mode/5.19.0-1 | 2024-07-31 09:22:57 UTC | 0h 57m 54s | - | pass | 068a6ff0-5fa8-4586-8048-b10fba2f28d6 | log artifacts | ||
| 5.18.1-4 | clojure-mode/5.18.1-4 | 2024-07-25 19:51:09 UTC | 0h 07m 16s | - | pass | 67857458-20ce-4da3-a015-c3558426f784 | log artifacts | ||
| 5.18.1-3 | dh-elpa/2.1.5ubuntu1 | 2024-07-25 09:09:48 UTC | 0h 21m 49s | - | pass | 25b9c65e-ad01-4a6b-ba79-3bb63a172a0b | log artifacts | ||
| 5.18.1-3 | clojure-mode/5.18.1-3 | 2024-07-24 20:30:49 UTC | 0h 26m 56s | - | pass | 27168472-096b-451b-9762-0ded4c4ca22b | log artifacts | ||
| 5.18.1-2 | dh-elpa/2.1.3ubuntu1 | 2024-07-24 18:47:55 UTC | 0h 39m 55s | - | pass | 2c83bf8f-75c9-46fa-9a14-7d853ec0846f | log artifacts | ||
| 5.18.1-2 | clojure-mode/5.18.1-2 | 2024-05-03 16:17:40 UTC | 0h 04m 16s | - | pass | c6e89345-4b60-4e39-a3f0-cb4d516aecf8 | log artifacts |
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