2009/2/2 Peer Sommerlund <[email protected]>
> Hi list
> I'm planning to do nightly builds of the crew repository - well, it might
> be more like weekly builds.
>
> It may take a couple of days to get it set up properly, but I'll be using
> the development build of
> http://bitbucket.org/peso/thg-installer/
>
> When ready, the download will be available from
> http://code.google.com/p/tortoisehg-nightly/
>
>
Ok, since I'm really just << 0.1 developer resource (more like 0.01) this
will take some time.
My first attempt has been uploaded now, but beware -- it has not been
tested.
I plan to write a small recipe for building which includes at least an
installation test.
I would also like to script as much as possible of this recipe in a setup.py
in thg-installer, as a preparation for a real setup.py in tortoisehg.
Problems should be reported on this list.
I'm not sure which repos to use for the code. The present build uses stable
repositories only. I imagine that an experimental installer might be
interesting from time to time, drawing upon thg-crew-steve,
mercurial-unstable, parren repo, whatever.
Using stable repos has the benefit of an extra layer of testing, but the
disadvantage of longer delay for new features.
Regards,
Peer
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