On 30/05/2014 16:37, "Damian, Alexandru" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hello all, > >I have reached today the milestone of being able to trigger a build to >run under toaster web control. So cool to see it working! Now I only want to build like this :) Belén > > >I have pushed by branch for review here: adamian/20140530-bldcontrol > > >The UI interface (last two commits) is not ready for merging. It is there >just as a starting point for design / illustrate the command model. > > > >The rest of the patches are targeted at review for merging. > >I am currently testing them, and probably I will have one more review >iteration before submitting upstream. > >I want to make sure that you don't see any major architectural / code >issue with how things are designed now. > >-- > >How to use: > > >- the normal "source toaster start" mode for logging interactive shell >builds is preserved and should be working normally. > > >- if you run, after source checkout, "bitbake/bin/toaster" (i.e. run the >script instead of sourcing it, and with no oe-init-build-env !) , toaster >starts in the managed mode. The toaster web server will start in the >current directory, and your browser will > be pointed to the home page. > > >- in the home page, upper left corner, a new link "New Build" will lead >you to the build trigger page; enter your target and press Submit. > > >- if all goes well, a managed build will start in the "build/" directory. >There is a slight delay while the system runs through the queues. Your >machine load will rise, and the build will be reflected in the web >interface. > > >- > when the build is done, toaster will stop the bitbake server, but the >build/ directory is preserved. > > >I'm awaiting your feedback, >Alex > > >-- >Alex Damian >Yocto Project > >SSG / OTC > > -- _______________________________________________ toaster mailing list [email protected] https://lists.yoctoproject.org/listinfo/toaster
