bin/return-assignment: relax the avoid-prioritizing-loops-condition somewhat

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/bin/return-assignment b/bin/return-assignment
index 9c141f0..3b511be 100755
--- a/bin/return-assignment
+++ b/bin/return-assignment
@@ -410,13 +410,10 @@ if [ "$6" = 'ERROR' ]; then
       printf ' JOIN `binary_packages`'
       printf ' ON `binary_packages`.`pkgname`=`broken`.`pkgname`'
       mysql_join_binary_packages_build_assignments
-# TODO: We might want to relax the below condition somewhat. But we should
-# be careful to avoid prioritizing-loops.
-      printf ' AND NOT `build_assignments`.`is_broken`'
       mysql_join_binary_packages_binary_packages_in_repositories
       printf ' AND `binary_packages_in_repositories`.`repository`=%s' \
         "${repository_ids__any_build_list}"
-      printf ' SET `build_assignments`.`priority`=@`max_priority`+1;\n'
+      printf ' SET `build_assignments`.`priority`=GREATEST(0,@`max_priority`+IF(`build_assignments`.`is_broken`,-1,1));\n'
 
       printf 'SELECT DISTINCT `broken`.`pkgname`'
       printf ' FROM `broken`'