Continuous Integration
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Experience report on CI, Hudson and branch management.
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- 1. Continuous Integration - an experience report - Harald Søvik Computas AS © Computas AS
- 4. The Mats Project © Computas AS
- 5. The Mats Project © Computas AS
- 9. Branch- and release management © Computas AS
- 11. Cruise Control © Computas AS
- 14. Hudson © Computas AS
- 15. © Computas AS
Notes de l'éditeur
- -> Important to maintain reproducability
- Interface also over jmx. Simple to version control config in subversion Difficult to spot errors. Requires all builds to be sane before start. Complex build jobs: pipeline builds
- several instances. each branch needs one instance if they do changes across the project
- More difficult to keep config in SVN, and to create a new instance. Easier to create new jobs.
- Mental break
- Using maven and hudson to update various environments for testing.
- PMD – Programming Mistake Detector CPD – Copy Paste Detection NCSS - Non Commenting Source Statements
- ” Trust parent to detect if he breaks his child” Instant breakage, but a lot of effort during work. Trouble if a lot of artifacts has to be branched.
- Do not trust parent to break me. ” Do not trust anyone, escpecially not parent” More stable, but postpones trouble.