On Saturday 27 November 2004 09:27, Vadim Gritsenko wrote: > David Crossley wrote: > > Hi Vadim, these automated tests that you have > > are great. Thanks. However i hear that the > > Infrastructure people are moving all services > > off "nagoya". So these tests might need to > > find a new home. > > Yes, I know... > > > How about asking the Gump people for an account on > > brutus ... just ask on [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > And I already asked one of the "Gump people"... > *cough* Stefano *cough* :)
Technically speaking, you don't need an account on brutus to run tests. You just need to manage to set up a Gump descriptor that runs the tests, and have it invoked as a project. Now, there are a few "buts"; 1. The Gump folks won't be too happy if the tests takes hour(s). This could perhaps be fixed that the Ant script checks for 'time-of'day' and only run parts of the tests each time Gump runs. 2. All the dependencies needs to build before the tests will run. At the current rate, Cocoon gets very little chance of executing. We used to be at 93% overall success rate, now down to 72% due to a minute change in Log4J affecting velocity, and to test failures in commons-io. Personally, I start to doubt the scalability of the current Gump strategy, and that we probably will need to allow for failures at the low end without stopping the builds at the higher up projects. Cheers Niclas -- +------//-------------------+ / http://www.dpml.net / / http://niclas.hedhman.org / +------//-------------------+
