It looks like that last run was in 2025…
I was wondering the same a few weeks ago on Discord, but got no replies.
The whole website is very slow to load as well: the results table only loads packages starting with a-c.
Do you know any other way to check installability of packages, mainatained by me?
The jobs have been failing to create the appropriate switches so the runs have been failing. I’ve resolved this now and a new run is in progress with a reduced set of compilers matching opam-repo-ci. Check back in a few days but which time the run should have finished.
No visible update. I will wait more…
Currently website is missing compiler 5.1 and 5.3. Is it intentional?
Yes. The tested versions match the versions tested by opam-repo-ci. opam-repo-ci tracks “significant” versions. See ocaml-version/ocaml_version.ml at de164f480705dd214cd406bbd762d3da2d3612b5 · ocurrent/ocaml-version · GitHub
It would be helpful to know if you actually need 5.1 and 5.3, or are just curious. We have to limit the amount of CI to a reasonable subset versions, unless there’s a good reason for sticking to a particular version.
The check service is under quite a lot of scraper load, contributing to the outages as well. It’s holding up now thanks to Mark’s efforts, but if it gets worse then we’ll have to find some sort of authentication solution to dodge the slopobot army.