Rohan McGovern <rohan.mcgovern <at> nokia.com> writes:
> Hi Holger, Hi Rohan, > With respect to specific tools, Jenkins has a bit of traction, because > it is similar to the non-free tool we are currently using (Pulse) > and it is also coincidentally being used in a few places within Nokia > already. I understand that in the beginning infrastructure will be solely operated by Nokia, would it make sense to setup a Jenkins outside of Nokia? Is there a list of what Pulse/Scripts do that Jenkins is not capable of doing right now? I assume the Qt Project starts off while still using your internal and non-free pulse system while an alternative is built? > If they are generic enough to be usable for e.g. "any" DirectFB backend, > then it may be appropriate to check them into the source tree, if they > are fairly stable. If they're likely to be unstable, or they are very > large, we don't have any good solution at the moment :( The question is a general one. How do we have custom results? In this specific case the DirectFB software image decoders generate different results to Qt, but if I would build a SoC platform and I decide to run Qt tests and my hardware is giving a slightly different result i would want to override some results? Any idea? In case of image results it would make sense to look for 'foo.png' in images/foo.png, images/QPA-DirectFB/foo.png, images/QPA-DirectFB/HW/foo.png, maybe even have qrc:/ look into an external path? _______________________________________________ Qt5-feedback mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt.nokia.com/mailman/listinfo/qt5-feedback
