Re: [Tsp-devel] New Mailing List tsp-testintegration

[Stephane GALLES]

As explained by Eric, I've setup a cruisecontrol continuous integration
  for the build of TSP :

Whenever a check in occurs on Savannah, a complete "vanilla" build
of TSP, plus an "xmlrpc" build of TSP is performed on a i386 32bits box
(15 minutes after the check in, worst case).

If one of these two builds fails, an email error will be sent to
address@hidden mailing list.

Each new check in that does not fix the build, will trigger a new
email

The check in that fixes the build will trigger a new email with
a "build fixed" message.

As my PC in not up all the time, you may sometimes not see any
email even if the build is broken. It should seldom happen though.
I don't know for how long I'm going to keep this ci process on
my PC though, as it is mainly to validate the use of cruisecontrol
with TSP for now.

I've commited an exemple of cruisecontrol integration for the
TSP build, at tsp/make/cc-build.xml

Stephane.

Eric Noulard wrote:
> I've just created a new (private) TSP mailing list
> whose purpose is to receive messages from
> test and integration tools.
> 
> address@hidden
> 
> Stephane (GALLES) proposed a continuous integration
> approach which is promising.
> He should experiment the use of Cruise Control.
> 
> As we already discussed it here,
> those kind of tools automate build & tests procedures
> and build report which are usually sent by mail or store somewhere,
> the address@hidden mailing list should
> receive this kind of messages.
> 
> Anyone wanting to experiment with this kind of tools
> may setup the tool to send e-mail to:
> address@hidden
> 
> The sender address should either
>  1] subscribe to the list (best option)
>  2] or be added to non-moderated address
>    (send me an e-mail for 2])
> 
> I let anyone experimenting such a tool to
> introduce its experience to other on tsp-devel.
>