Hi, On Tue, May 03, 2016 at 08:07:08AM +0800, Yun-Chih Chen wrote: > Hi, strace community: > > My name is Yun-Chih Chen. I'm luckily selected by strace to work on > multi-architectural testings in GSOC this year. My main goal is to ensure > strace get tested on all architectures it supports and make it convenient > for our developers to test their code as early as possible. > There are two approaches known to me: 1. Travis CI, 2. Open Build > Service. I will try them out and make the choice depending on our > development cycle. Of course, I still need everyone's advice+requirement.
We might end up with using both Travis CI and OBS. The first thing to try with Travis CI seems to be Docker based tests that don't involve QEMU; this should be relatively straightforward. OBS approach might not need Docker at all because they provide quite a few repositories to build for. QEMU based tests are more interesting, but less trivial; this will likely involve fixing and/or working around QEMU bugs. What are you going to try first? -- ldv
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