clojure-mode [oracular/s390x]
| Version | Triggers | Env | Date | Duration | Requester | Result | UUID | ||
| 5.19.0-1 | clojure-mode/5.19.0-1 | 2024-07-31 08:01:32 UTC | 0h 07m 08s | - | pass | 36beeb4a-5357-4108-96ec-3fe1ac5b8a30 | log artifacts | ||
| 5.18.1-4 | clojure-mode/5.18.1-4 | 2024-07-25 19:44:02 UTC | 0h 06m 14s | - | pass | 11597e8e-3142-4a16-98a8-1427d97d4fad | log artifacts | ||
| 5.18.1-3 | dh-elpa/2.1.5ubuntu1 | 2024-07-25 09:03:49 UTC | 0h 08m 39s | - | pass | 5ef9d6f0-b0ef-4f03-8495-e6829d1cbf16 | log artifacts | ||
| 5.18.1-3 | clojure-mode/5.18.1-3 | 2024-07-24 20:07:26 UTC | 0h 03m 31s | - | pass | 5ef50828-4947-409b-9a88-e98b0c0705f3 | log artifacts | ||
| 5.18.1-2 | dh-elpa/2.1.3ubuntu1 | 2024-07-24 18:25:40 UTC | 0h 15m 38s | - | pass | b98b2110-9323-4768-98f0-3b0632cd249d | log artifacts | ||
| 5.18.1-2 | clojure-mode/5.18.1-2 | 2024-05-03 16:59:10 UTC | 0h 03m 15s | - | pass | df896aab-3d45-47e6-8e9d-5278f7e3042e | log artifacts |
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