This has already been discussed at length many times and even attempted in
the past. It's called a Content Management System.
We know exactly what's needed, the problem is getting someone to implement
it, and implement it well
On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 2:11 PM, victor martinez <vicmarcal(a)hotmail.com>wrote;wrote:
Hi,
Latelly i am finding myself(and also other Testers) arriving to big gaps of
non-built isos while performing a regression testing.
Most of these big gaps are caused by "broken trunk" while devs keep
commiting.
My suggestion is:
-Could we create a parallel repository where the devs can continue
commiting in a safe way while the trunk is automatically frozen by our
buildbot when an ISO cant be created?
-Just the guilty dev will have access to send the patch to the main
repository, then buildbot tries to compile with the patch, detects the ISO
has been correctly compilled and it automatically opens the SVN again AFTER
pulling ONE by ONE(and compilling them) all the revisions sent to this
second repository.
Advantages:
-Devs wont find the trunk closed and can commit.
-Testers wont find gaps when regtesting.
Disadvantages:
? (fill them here)
Thanks for your minute of attention. :)
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