On 11/15/2010 3:17 PM, Eric Noulard wrote:
2010/11/15 Bill Hoffman<[email protected]>:
Folks, there is some red on the dashboard here:
http://www.cdash.org/CDash/viewBuildError.php?buildid=773620
My bad.
The fix has been commited to stage and fast-forwarded to next.
If you make a commit, please be sure to check the dashboard the next day,
and if there are issue, fix them the next day. Basically, stuff should not
stay broken on the nightly more than one night. Ideally, stuff will get
caught and fixed during the continuous. If the error does show up on the
continuous, it should not show up in a nightly.
Ok Bill,
I'll try to do that.
Two remarks on this issue:
1) Wouldn't it be possible for CDash to alert the Commiter AND the Author?
I say that because may be the commiter is not the appropriate one
because of the local->stage->next steps. However the Author from
git log seems to be good.
Shall I file a feature request on CDash?
Did I miss something?
I'm subscribing to the CMake Dashboard and didn't get any e-mail alert
of my breakage.
We are working on this "issue". Some of the CMake dashboards still pull
from CVS and get the names wrong. For now, just keep an eye on the
dashboard. I do think there are some email issues with CDash right now..
2) The current breakage concerned the 79 columns limit,
is this limit un-upgradable to something more reasonable now that
80 columns VT100 are not that common anymore?
I did a lot of fixed source fortran in the past but I'd like not be
bothered with this anymore.
I'm not requesting 180 columns but may be something like 100 would be
even easier to read with current indentation scheme and method names?
No, I like the 79 col limit. There are still times when a terminal
window is used (default git bash on windows, default xterm, and others).
When you do a diff in these windows it looks much nicer when the lines
are limited to 79.
-Bill
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