@elexis, in the future, if you want to manually start an autobuild, it's better to use the helper job that triggers the autobuilder. Else, that helper job will start an autobuild as planned on the next day and create an extra commit. The helper job has "timeguard" in its name. If you run a build through it, it will reset its internal state.

Alternatively (typically if you want to run a special build for Atlas or the glooxwrapper), you can run an autobuild like you did, and then call "Reset" on the timeguard to manually reset its internal state.

Acknowledged!