Preliminary wiki page set up, with some tentative dates & goals. Feel
free to add to it if you feel something's missing.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Build_Workshop_3:_Build_Hard_With_A_Purpose
Nick
Jason van Zyl wrote:
Hi,
I would really like to attend but the Colorado Software Summit is the
Oc
Hi,
I would really like to attend but the Colorado Software Summit is the
Oct 19-24 so could we stay away from those days?
On 4-Sep-08, at 10:35 AM, Bjorn Freeman-Benson wrote:
Dashers,
I think we're all enthusiastic about the common build but we're all
sort of waiting for the first shoe
Dashers,
I think we're all enthusiastic about the common build but we're all sort
of waiting for the first shoe to drop so that we can jump in and work on
things. This is probably my fault for not organizing the effort better.
And, worse still, I'm about to take my summer vacation so I'll be of
Adrian Skehill wrote:
Update site generation (with p2 metadata, site digest, signing &
packing)?
Yes, we do all of that.
Well nearly! But it's just a case of me getting the time to finish
this out.
OK, a matter of where you look of course. The build present in the
org.eclipse.buckminster
Hi Nick,
I'm CC'ing this to Adrian Skehill who is the Buckminster build-meister.
Nick Boldt wrote:
Does Buckminster handle JUnit test running, collating, and reporting?
Our current approach is to first build, then configure a runtime that
contains the JUnit test and then run them. Headless e
In terms of scalability (think same infra, 20+ projects), I'd rather
see someone try to build GEF, VE, or PDT than a quickie demo app.
We're looking for *project* infrastructure, not *application*
infrastructure... at least IMHO, that is.
I'm all for Buckminster's use if it makes talking to PDE e
Would building the Sudoku app be a good example? Any specific
requirements on what the builder should do besides build the product
that I should know about?
- thomas
Wayne Beaton wrote:
I think it's a smashing idea.
Wayne
On Tue, 2008-08-26 at 15:10 -0400, Denis Roy wrote:
Thomas Hallgr
Hello, Wayne.
What do you think is the best way to start this?
fyi, I sent rather long email explaining objectives of this maven/osgi
build tool (we call it "tycho") and its current state to m2e newsgroup
few days ago [1]. There is m2e continuous integration build setup at
[2], although I do not
I think it's a smashing idea.
Wayne
On Tue, 2008-08-26 at 15:10 -0400, Denis Roy wrote:
> Thomas Hallgren wrote:
> > Would it be of interest to exploit using Buckminster as the foundation
> > for this build system? If so, I'd be happy to help out.
> Setting up a working prototype of a simple, ge
I'd like to see it. I believe that the point is to make building easier,
not to use any particular technology...
Wayne
On Tue, 2008-08-26 at 15:18 -0400, Igor Fedorenko wrote:
> I am obviously biased, but I wonder if you'd be interested to give our
> maven/osgi build tool a try? It is still work
I am obviously biased, but I wonder if you'd be interested to give our
maven/osgi build tool a try? It is still work in progress, but I'd be
happy to help setup sample project or two.
--
Igor Fedorenko
Denis Roy wrote:
Dashers,
I have a question. During our short but interesting workshop, I
No offense taken. :)
The "unhacking" you refer to is at this point mostly related to hard-coded
path assumptions that were valid on emf.torolab and later on
emft.eclipse.org. Once that is made more generic (or, really, once
build.eclipse.org's paths are supported), the rest will flow more easily.
Thomas Hallgren wrote:
Would it be of interest to exploit using Buckminster as the foundation
for this build system? If so, I'd be happy to help out.
Setting up a working prototype of a simple, generic builder in your Home
directory on build.eclipse.org -- one that would allow someone like
Way
Would it be of interest to exploit using Buckminster as the foundation
for this build system? If so, I'd be happy to help out.
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
Denis Roy wrote:
Dashers,
I have a question. During our short but interesting workshop, I spent
a fair amount of time watching Nick Boldt '
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