Dude, I'm the lead developer and maintainer of an OSS project with roughly 120 kLoC in Scala, and I probably break the build more often than not. (Of course com

Dude, I'm the lead developer and maintainer of an OSS project with roughly 120 kLoC in Scala, and I probably break the build more often than not. (Of course commits don't make it into master until they're green.) In fact, I'm typically surprised when a PR passes the CI on the first try! There are way too many configurations to test locally (a PR triggers around 10 hours*CPU of tests on our CI servers), so I only test a single config before submitting a PR. Uncovering the impact on the other configs is left to the CI servers. So yeah, I'm not surprised by those results.