Hi, the Hudson CI server for Cython is now running on a publicly visible port of the sage server:
https://sage.math.washington.edu:8091/hudson/ It uses HTTPS and any configuration changes require authentication against a local user account, so the setup should be safe enough to make it public. There isn't currently a Mercurial push trigger, but Hudson polls the repos every couple of minutes, so a push to cython-devel or cython-closures will be followed by a rebuild and test runs in a timely fashion. It also polls the python.org SVN repos every 24 hours, so that our test suite always runs against the latest Py2/Py3 trunks as well as the supported maintenance branches. I still didn't find the time to get lxml build correctly on that server, but I would suggest adding other projects to the continuous integration builds as well. The Sage library is certainly worth integrating, as might be other projects that use Cython intensively and that have a sufficiently large test suite. Please make suggestions. Have fun, Stefan _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
