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Re: [oomph-dev] Oomph tests and CI

Am 24.03.2016 um 21:04 schrieb Patrick Pollo Guilbert:


Also, it's just an idea, but if Oomph ends up having a solid testing base, it could be great to have a gerrit trigger in a Hudson/Jenkins build to automatically build and run the tests when a patch is submitted (I think several other projects like TraceCompass do that too).
Unfortunately that's currently not possible. Please send me a private email if you want to discuss the reasoning behind this decision.
It's nothing big I think, but from what I understand from some other project, a build job is triggered on Jenkins when a patch is submitted on Gerrit. By having the tests in the maven pom, this allows the project to be built and tested every time someone makes change to the code. If the build fails, the Jenkins/Hudson bot will -1 the patch on Gerrit. Like I said, It might not be very useful here, but I was just curious.
There are security concerns with this approach which I'd prefer to explain in a private email exchange, if you don't mind.


I was also thinking about documenting the setup tasks a bit, as I think right now the generic documentation isn't very helpful for newcomers (the Oomph help page did help me a lot though). Any hints on where we could start contributing in the code (Ecore models etc.).
Some time ago Ed and I have started discussions about the best approach to document setup tasks, but have then been distracted by other things. Can we resume the discussions in April, when Ed is back from traveling?

Yes I no problem in resuming the discussion in April. Should we keep the discussion on the mailing list or open a bug for that?

Speaking of a bug, unless I'm wrong, this one is related to tasks documentation right? https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=431147
I believe that bug was meant for this purpose. You can follow up there or here ;-)

Cheers
/Eike

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