Re: [buckminster-dev] Setup / tear down for JUnit plugin tests

[Johannes Utzig <mail@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Michal,

I have to agree with Achim here that it sounds a bit out of scope for 
the actual buckminster build process. The build host itself should be in 
charge of providing a suited environment.
If you are a developer, you most likely have an X-Server running unless 
you refuse to use other tools than shell + vi/emacs :)

For automated builds you probably have some kind of CI system or pure 
build server. If your server triggers your buckminster builds from Ant 
or commandline invocation, you can simply start X before running the 
build/tests.
If you use a CI system like hudson, you even have a plugin to start and 
stop xvnc automatically as part of your job.

Best regards,
Johannes