Doug said:
>Someday we should automate this...
People listened. ;)
(sorry i can't create a patch file here :-[ )
1.) add this target to the ant script:
<!--
===============================================================
=== -->
<!-- NIGHTLY. build a nightly release -->
<!--
===============================================================
=== -->
<target name="nightly" depends="test, package">
<property file="${basedir}/remote.properties" />
<tstamp>
<format property="time" pattern="dd-MM-yyyy-hh-mm-ss"/>
</tstamp>
<property name="dist.file.name" value="${final.name}.${time}.tar.gz"/>
<exec executable="tar" dir="${build.dir}">
<arg value="czf"/>
<arg value="${dist.file.name}"/>
<arg value="${final.name}"/>
</exec>
<!-- # in case you use key base authentication
<scp file="${dist.file.name}"
todir="[EMAIL PROTECTED]:${nutch.remote.folder}"
keyfile="${nutch.remote.keyFile}"
passphrase="${nutch.remote.passphrase}"
/>
-->
<!-- #in case you use password authentification -->
<scp file="${build.dir}/${dist.file.name}" todir="[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/
${nutch.remote.folder}" password="${nutch.remote.password}"/>
</target>
2.) create a remote.properties, add following lines and setup required variables
# for nightly builds
nutch.remote.host=127.0.0.1
nutch.remote.folder=/home/nutch/
nutch.remote.user=willi
#in case you use password authentification
nutch.remote.password=tell
# in case you use key base authentication
nutch.remote.keyFile=${user.home}/.ssh/id_dsa
nutch.remote.passphrase=my extremely secret passphrase
3.) download jsch from http://www.jcraft.com/jsch/
Ant require Jsch for scp. I use scp instead of ftp since having a ftp Server running
on nutch.org is a
security problem.
Build the jsch.jar
JSCH_HOME/./build.sh
cp JSCH_HOME/dist/lib/jsch*.jar to $ANT_HOME/lib
4.) setup a cron job that checkout latest sources from cvs and execute following
command in the root
of nutch
"ant nightly"
Since the "nightly" target depends on the "test" target only builds that pass all
tests will delivered to the
webserver.
Thats it! ;-)
As give a way i setuped a cruise control.
Find a attached the configuration file. The setup is strongly machine dependent.
I can offer to install cruise control on a nutch,org machine. In case you trust me. ;)
There should be a
"buildMaster" account that is just used for cruise control.
The machine require ant and a servlet container.
My personal point of view is a professional software should have cruise control or ant
hill for building
but more important for cvs tagging.
Here a sample of a cruise control
http://www.weta-group.net/cruisecontrol/buildresults?
A nutch sample cruise control configuration file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<cruisecontrol>
<project name="nutch">
<bootstrappers>
<currentbuildstatusbootstrapper
file="/home/nutch/cc-logs/currentbuildstatus.txt">
</currentbuildstatusbootstrapper>
</bootstrappers>
<modificationset>
<cvs localWorkingCopy="/home/nutch/sources" cvsroot=":pserver:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/nutch">
</cvs>
</modificationset>
<schedule interval="300">
<ant buildfile="build.xml" target="clean">
</ant>
<ant buildfile="build.xml" target="nightly">
</ant>
</schedule>
<log dir="/home/nutch/cc-logs/" />
<publishers>
<currentbuildstatuspublisher file="/home/nutch/cc-logs/currentbuildstatus.txt">
</currentbuildstatuspublisher>
<htmlemail logdir="/home/nutch/cc-logs/" mailhost="localhost"
css="/home/nutch/reporting/
jsp/css/cruisecontrol.css" subjectprefix="[NUTCH-BUILD]" returnaddress="[EMAIL
PROTECTED]"
defaultsuffix="@nutch.org" xsldir="/home/nutch/reporting/jsp/xsl">
<failure address="[EMAIL PROTECTED]">
</failure>
</htmlemail>
</publishers>
</project>
</cruisecontrol>
In cas you wish to install cruise control by your self:
http://c2.com/w4/cc/wiki.cgi?GettingStartedWithCruiseControl
HTH
Stefan
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