On 10/23/12, sphere foura spher...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the info. Even I was thinking of doing post-commit eventually.
Sadly, there is no way I can use fossil if there is no mechanism to
integrate with some CI tool or the other.
Fossil does provide an RSS feed. Any task that could
On Oct 23, 2012, at 13:28 , sphere foura wrote:
My question is: Which CI tool best connects with fossil? Can anyone back
their assertion with a proven implementation?
The last time I checked, there was no integration provided by any of them. But
it's usually no problem to provide your own
Remigiusz,
Thanks for the info. Even I was thinking of doing post-commit eventually.
Sadly, there is no way I can use fossil if there is no mechanism to
integrate with some CI tool or the other.
Someday perhaps I could write a plugin for
cruisecontrol/Jenkins/Hudson/whatever, but not now with a
I've used it with Jenkins for over a year now. What exactly is it that
you need?
On 10/23/2012 01:08 PM, sphere foura wrote:
Remigiusz,
Thanks for the info. Even I was thinking of doing post-commit eventually.
Sadly, there is no way I can use fossil if there is no mechanism to
integrate
Nolan,
I have no experience with Jenkins whatsoever, but can figure the basics
out. Since you say that you have already done it, it's worth a try.
What I really wanted was confirmation that it's not a dead end road that
I'm taking. So thanks for your confirmation.
Apologies if my Q was weird.
CI is, at its core, running a series of commands on each commit, then
performing actions/displaying reports based on their results. I'd think
that any CI server could handle Fossil. The various VCS plugins/support
just do the integration a bit more smoothly, or displays the output
formatted
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