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[buckminster-dev] Re: Tutorial for building an RCP from hudson

Hi Henrik,

I'm not sure I understand you right. A patch against the tutorial project? I already added a patch to make it buildable for the tutorial and it has been applied, or are you talking about the MSPECs, CSPECs and the RMAP? Should they live in the releng project of the tutorial? If so, I can create a patch for that of course, just wasn't sure if that's what you meant because the other demo queries and rmaps seem to live in http://www.eclipse.org/buckminster/samples...

If you guys are ok with the general approach and the tutorial can be added to the buckminster examples section, I think it could incrementally demonstrate more advanced features of CI. I could think of -unit testing
-code coverage
-benchmarks
-metrics (like sonar)
-build triggers on commit action
-building specific branches/tags
-qualifier replacement

What do you think?

It's also quite handy IMO to see the current pains of buckminster integration in real life.
-no changelog for checkout
-no update functionality (which forces the user to delete the workspace prior to a build) -no polling support (which makes it hard to trigger a build on commit actions)
-plugin unit tests are currently difficult to execute

Until Peter has finished the 'Buckminster updating / change-list generation' and issue 243293 (JUnit support) is resolved, the tutorial can help explaining how that's currently done, and once those features are in place, the tutorial can be an example on how those new capabilities can be utilized.

Btw: The eclipse foundation has a hudson up and running as well, right?
Would it maybe be possible to set up an example job for the Mail-App RCP and give anonymous users the right to view the job configuration?

Best regards,
Johannes


Henrik Lindberg schrieb:
Great!
We should make this part of the mailapp RCP tutorial.
So, a patch against the tutorial project is much appreciated.
(track IP etc.)
Then we can host the necessary files separately as well.

Johannes Utzig wrote:
Hi,

I made some additions to the tutorial and I was hoping that you could host the cquerys/mspecs/rmap along with the other buckminster demo material to make this thing actually executable without any additional files. If the tutorial is missing anything or if I should do something differently, please let me know.
The necessary files are attached to this mail.

http://wiki.eclipse.org/Building_an_RCP_application_with_hudson_(Buckminster)

Best regards,
Johannes


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