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Matthieu Baechler commented on JAMES-3225:
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Our gradle work is here https://github.com/mbaechler/james-project/tree/gradle-2
Not very clean as far as I remember and quite old now.

I want to comment a bit the Linagora involvement about James: most of the 
developers paid by Linagora are also personally involved with James project.
I spent quite some time to contribute to the project on my personal time and I 
know at least [~btellier] is also in this situation.
We should not be viewed exclusively as a mean to exercise Linagora leadership 
on the project.

 Regarding donation of computing power, If Linagora don't donate I can also ask 
some other organizations to do so, but let's first explore the most obvious 
solutions.

> Provide automated builds for Apache James - (restore builds.apache.org ?) 
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>
>                 Key: JAMES-3225
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES-3225
>             Project: James Server
>          Issue Type: Task
>            Reporter: Ioan Eugen Stan
>            Assignee: Ioan Eugen Stan
>            Priority: Major
>
> For a long time we had builds that ran on the Apache Infrastructure 
> https://builds.apache.org/view/All/job/james-mailet/ .
> The build infrastructure is not running for ~ 3 years now. 
> I believe it is important for us to have automated builds. 
> This ticket should gather the work needed to make this a reality.
> There are lots of things to take into consideration.
> My ( [~ieugen] ) opinions on how to handle this.
> * builds should run automatically
> * builds should run fast < 10 min
> * there are several things they should do (not exhaustive)
> ** verify the source code
> ** compile the source code
> ** run the unit tests
> ** run the integration tests 
> ** publish SNAPSHOTS (only from master or develop ?!)
> ** run code analytics
> ** publish reports relating to build
> ** provide build status for other services
> For smaller projects this is a no-brainer.
> For the current state of Apache James this is a challange, especially in the 
> context of 
> - multiple git branches and PR's 
> - the distributed integration tests which take a long time
> Given the limited resources available for us on the Apache infrastructure we 
> will have to be selective of what we do.
> Personally I don't see how we can run the current (40mni +) integration suite 
> on each push / build. I'm pretty sure we will get banned :) or throttled. 
> So a discussion should be in order on how to solve these issues but some 
> options regarding what we can do:
> - make integration tests OPT-IN
> - run (distributed) integration tests once a day or once every 6h / 12h
> - have build profiles that build a common subset all the time and run 
> The nuclear option: prune some of the components we have in James and we 
> don't want to support or move them out of the common project. 
> This is something we should consider especially for buggy components or for 
> components that don't have a maintainer. 
> We have limited time and resources.
> We can't maintain everything for everybody.
> We should be mindful of this.
>  We can take inspiration from the OFBiz project 
> https://builds.apache.org/view/All/job/Apache%20OFBiz/ .



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