On 20/02/15 10:25, Robert Norris wrote: > On Fri, 20 Feb 2015, at 08:50 PM, Bron Gondwana wrote: >> * Jenkins - ci.cyrusimap.org - need to get it work again and following >> key branches > > For straight-up build testing, there is travis-ci.org, and its Github > integration. We can do it ourselves with Jenkins of course, but free > tools that someone else maintains is always interesting :) I concur; using a free to open source CI solution would probably be better for us, doubly if it integrates with github. I've heard good things about TravisCI. > >> * Other test framework? Package builds/architectures supported. >> Non-Intel will need to find someone to provide hardware. > > There have in the past been multi-architecture compile farms > available, eg: > > https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/CompileFarm > http://www.snakebite.net/ > > Not sure what state either of those are in. And there's possibly > others. Alas, the only one I have used, at Sourceforge, died years ago. I know some hardware labs people at Oracle, I could ask nicely if they have a build farm that we could send jobs to. > >> * Test infrastructure and task management system is needed to keep track >> of what's being worked on. > > I'm happy to help out with infrastructure support and other random > tech crap if necessary - especially for the busy programmers and > documenters and testers that have better things to do that figuring > out how to install random $server. Just yell on this list or privately > or in #cyrus or whatever. Bron, you own my time anyway, so volunteer > me for stuff if you like :) > I have a DevOps background, so I can do infrastructure stuff and code stuff as well; between Rob and myself we could make reasonably sure there is someone available at most times (I'm in the UK so we'd have most of the clock covered).
Matt
