my 0.02 US$
from an implementation point of view, the canonical way of using Jenkins
with Github is
1) receive/poll a new PR
2) create a "check" and mark it pending
3) run a script
4) update the "check" status (OK/Failed) based on the exit status of the
script.
that being said, it is
I would agree with all those points
> On Jun 7, 2016, at 2:12 PM, Howard Pritchard wrote:
>
> HI Ralph,
>
> We briefly discussed this some today. I would like to avoid the mini-MTT
> approach for PR checking.
> At the same time, one can also see why it might be useful
HI Ralph,
We briefly discussed this some today. I would like to avoid the mini-MTT
approach for PR checking.
At the same time, one can also see why it might be useful from time to time
to make changes to
the script a given jenkins project runs on PRs.
An idea we discussed was to have jenkins