tsuraan wrote:
normal test run: clean test
"all" test run: clean test-all
dist run for nightlies: clean test dist
spec run: clean spec
Ok, so the idea is that you checkout the jruby subversion, and from
there, you do an svn up every so-often (the more often the better, I
suppose) and run "ant clean test", or "ant clean test-all" or
whatever. When that is done, how are the results posted to the web?
I assume that's the idea, anyhow. I saw some XML files in the
test-results dir. Is that what would be publicly viewable, or is
there some way to format the test results in a pleasant format?
Yep, that's about the size of it. Hudson polls SVN to see if there's
changes, every 15 minutes, and runs the build targets we've specified
for it. There's nothing too complicated about it. I've got it wired up
to send out email, jabber message, and IRC message when there's a
breakage in any build. The results of each build are available on the
Hudson pages...you can look at past output from any build. There's not
really any XML or HTML published for the test results other than the
output. But of course JUnit, which we use to run most of our tests, does
have an XML/HTML output format. We could certainly wire that up.
- Charlie
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