The Python development team builds and tests on many machines, architectures and configurations. These variations are divided into two categories: stable and unstable. The stable versions are the primary platforms that should always have all tests passing. We manage all our main branches for stability. If any of the stable configurations are failing, please contact python-dev@python.org.
We strive to keep all configurations passing all tests, but sometimes we require specialized expertise to fix problems. If you can help fix problems on an unstable platform, send mail to python-dev@python.org. You can help us convert unstable platforms to stable and supported.
- All stable builders
- Stable builders for the Python 2.6 branch
- Stable builders for the trunk (what will become 2.7)
- Stable builders for the Python 3.0 branch
- Stable builders for the Python 3.x (what will become 3.1) branch
To see the results of the Python test suite, please select one of the following:
- All builders
- All builders (stable and unstable) for the Python 2.6 branch
- All builders (stable and unstable) for the trunk (what will become 2.7)
- All builders (stable and unstable) for the Python 3.0 branch
- All builders (stable and unstable) for the Python 3.x (what will become 3.1) branch
Results from the community buildbot farm ("Pybots") which runs Python from the subversion repository over selected applications:
- All community builders
- Only community builders for the trunk (2.6)
- Only community builders for the Python 2.5 branch
If you are interested in contributing a buildslave for your project, please visit Pybots for more information.