Hi Dan,
I have got another idea. We should try to install a build indicator on
the CXF web site. It would be immensly helpfull if a developer could
see if the build
currently runs without failures on the integration test system.
Additionally we could have statistics showing how many unit tests fail
per module and in sum.
Perhaps these statistics and the overview information could be posted
during the build.
Of course it would also be great to provide read access to the
cruisecontrol system for all committers.
Greetings
Christian
Daniel Kulp schrieb:
On Sunday 18 January 2009 5:51:19 pm Christian Schneider wrote:
Hi Dan,
it seems the test failures occur on Windows only. Would it be possible
to setup an automatic integration build on a windows plattform.
I think a lot of people use cxf on windows and I guess we could miss
some problems if we do not test on windows. Besides
it is quite problematic for me to commit as I always see failures and do
not know if they are because of the windows build or the changes I did.
I can try. One holdup has been the "integration" of the IONA infrastructure
with the Progress infrastructure. Until that's completed, it's hard to
figure out how to get anything done. :-(
They ARE talking about moving the current Linux box (4 year old box) into a VM
on a more modern box. I don't know yet what exactly that will entail but if
it's a vmware thing, then we might be able to get a windows vm on there as
well.
That said, we do run the "fuse" versions on windows every night (and HP and
Solaris and AIX and OSX). I probably should pay more attention to those
builds. There wouldn't be notifications from those builds to apache folks
though.
Dan
Greetings
Christian
Daniel Kulp schrieb:
I ran a full build before my last commit to trunk and everything passed.
Plus, the cruisecontrol builds have been passing.
One thing to check: do you have anything running on any ports in the
9000-9100 range?
Dan
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