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      <title>Interacting with BuildBot using IRC</title>
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      <description>Using BuildBot for Drizzle has been a great way to help in the verification of the sometimes rapid code changes that are being committed.&#xA;Curious why the IRC notifier within BuildBot only joined and exited the #drizzle channel in IRC, some further investigation of the IRC Documentation lead to more information to share.</description>
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