Hi, I am a big proponent of using automation testing. Tests saved me many times at my $dayjob projects. That is why I strongly believe that every arch package should have check() function - it is better find a problem at build time, rather than get a crash while running the application. But some projects have quite large test suites. v8,rethinkdb,tup-git are examples - their tests take 10 minutes or even more. Some AUR users complain that it is too long. Even worse - there can be flaky tests that work fine for me but fail for some users. What is the best practices in this situation? I see a few possible answers: 1) Tell users relax and enjoy running tests. Tests are for their own good. 2) Tell users to disable (!check) option in /etc/makepkg.conf 3) Maybe AUR install scripts (like yaourt) should not run tests at installation time? Or at least make it configurable? What do you think is the best option?