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Re: [wtp-dev] Declaring WTP 3.1 M2 build S-3.1M2-20080928142920/


The issue is there is that there are random Junit failures every now and then on the build machine that happens when no changes are released or they pass when ran locally, and we've given these a by in the past.
But you're right, we should have more successful build and pay more attention to these Junit failures especially since there hasn't been a Junit error free build on the 3.1 stream for a while.

I'll be opening bugs for every Junit failures that I see on the builds in hopes to achieve 0 Junit failing builds again.

Lets use this week M3 planning week and fixes all of these issues.

Regards,

Helen Zhang PMPĀ®
Rational Architecture Management Project Management Office
Eclipse Webtools Platform (WTP)

IBM Toronto Software Lab | 8200 Warden Ave. | Markham | L6G 1C7
Email: hjzhang@xxxxxxxxxx | Phone: 905-413-3443 | T/L: 969-3443



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09/29/2008 11:37 AM

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A more general concern from an adopter and down stream project stand
point.  How can builds be declared that aren't passing all their unit
tests.   It's goes against the fundamentals of having a clean build, if
you declare a "stable" build that has failing unit tests.

How do I know as an adopter or a dependency on a project that it is a
good build, if the build is never green.    It's been a concern that I
don't think has been adequately addressed.    Especially if you take a
look at the cruise control server and the status of the builds for the
last several weeks.

http://build.eclipse.org:7777/dashboard/tab/dashboard

Dave


Konstantin Komissarchik wrote:
> So what's the story with the DTP version referenced by our 3.1 stream?
> We are currently referencing dtp-sdk-1.6.1RC3-200809191336
> <http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/datatools/downloads/drops/N_DTP_1.6.1/dtp-sdk-1.6.1RC3-200809191336.zip> while
> 3.0.2 shipped with 1.6.1 proper. I poked around on DTP download page
> and haven't found anything like 1.7 M2. There is a 1.6.2 that is in
> progress by the looks of it. Does anyone know what DTP team is
> planning for Galileo?
>  
> - Konstantin
>
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> *Declaring WTP 3.1 M2 build *S-3.1M2-20080928142920/
> *
> Build*
> http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/downloads/drops/R3.1/S-3.1M2-20080928142920/
> *
> Smoketest Results*
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/WTP_Smoke_Test_Results_R31_092508
>
> *Regards,*
>
> Helen Zhang *PMPĀ®
> Rational Architecture Management Project Management Office
> Eclipse Webtools Platform (WTP) **
> IBM Toronto Software Lab | 8200 Warden Ave. | Markham | L6G 1C7
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