the test report matrix reports a "rev" attribute for each test run,
presumably showing a git SHA. However, I'm somewhat doubtful about what
repository that is referring to. For example I'd expect the revs in
http://www.boost.org/development/tests/develop/developer/python.html to
correspond to SHAs in the https://github.com/boostorg/python repo.
However, I can't seem to find a single match, i.e. none of the SHAs I
see in the matrix appears in my git log.

If that's not the repo whose revision is being reported, which repo is
being used ? And how can I map that to the revision of the module being
tested (Boost.Python in this case) ?

(The reason I'm asking is that now that the NumPy tests trickle in, I
see a bunch of failures, but looking at the error I notice an issue I
fixed a week (or so) ago, yet the test runs are more recent than that. I
think it's crucial for the test report to give a clear indication of the
tested module's SHA to make it possible to attempt to reproduce the
tests locally.

\boost_bb

154667bb312be0cb62c9642689c566606eb7ed05

\boost_regression

35d42b5d50dff7008374807aa136ddf26a97a2fd

\boost_root

ee9cddd7ea9ada871bea6de6c116e41c83c4654a

\boost_root\libs\accumulators

70ec4c602be9d014c7246eb8ce50a6cb81f45885