On 01/08/06, Stefano Bagnara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Furthermore I see that gump always run the integration test based on trunk for all the dependencies, I don't know how this is configured but I don't like this for james. I don't want to have a broken build because current velocity trunk is broken and so on (I saw this many times in gump results for james-server)
Thats the whole point of CI, to give you early warning of changes which will break your project. When you're at the end of a long food chain like James is it gets a bit boring though. Setting up nightly builds, not CI ones, is a more appropriate solution to all of the things you want to do. d.
