On Saturday, January 1, 2005, at 10:50:09 AM, Steve Berczuk wrote:
> Three questions about your expeciences:
> - Can only one team integrate/build at a time?
Generally, yes, that's the model. A couple of pairs might decide,
for some reason, to combine their stuff.
> - How long does the Integration Build take?
As little time as possible. Ten minutes.
> - How often does the integration build fail when people check in
> changes only after a successful Private System Build/Test in their
> workspace?
Occasionally. Each time is an "occasion" to reduce the chance of it
happening again. Common causes that I recall are:
- someone integrated improperly before, left the system in an
unknown broken state. (yes, I know that Jason's approach, or
Cruise Control "fixes" this.)
- something important on the local system wasn't transferred to
the build system.
- some conversion or migration code wasn't robust enough.
- hardware differences weren't correctly accomodated.
> (Happy New Year ;) )
And to all.
Ron Jeffries
www.XProgramming.com
Do, or do not. There is no try. --Yoda
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