Hello all,
As you have certainly noticed, Amine, Olaf and me have upgraded the BuildBot some days ago. While doing this, we have added Olaf's build slaves which used to be available at http://reactos.ath.cx:8081.
The new BuildBot version finally enables authenticated access for features like forcing a build. When you want to do this now, you have to enter your SVN credentials into the respective fields. If you are a tester and need these BuildBot features, please ask Aleksey or me for getting the appropriate credentials.
In the next few days, we're probably going to make the testing results of his CMake bot available at http://reactos.org/testman and upload his builds to http://iso.reactos.org. I might also change the BuildBot Web page design. Now that the main part has got wider, we might remove the ReactOS design around it to get some space for the real important stuff.
- Colin
Will non-SVN-users still get "read-only" access (ie. to view statistics/builds/failed tests/etc)? In addition, why does it need port 8081 for access?
On Sun, 23 Jan 2011 09:57:07 +1100, Colin Finck colin@reactos.org wrote:
Hello all,
As you have certainly noticed, Amine, Olaf and me have upgraded the BuildBot some days ago. While doing this, we have added Olaf's build slaves which used to be available at http://reactos.ath.cx:8081.
The new BuildBot version finally enables authenticated access for features like forcing a build. When you want to do this now, you have to enter your SVN credentials into the respective fields. If you are a tester and need these BuildBot features, please ask Aleksey or me for getting the appropriate credentials.
In the next few days, we're probably going to make the testing results of his CMake bot available at http://reactos.org/testman and upload his builds to http://iso.reactos.org. I might also change the BuildBot Web page design. Now that the main part has got wider, we might remove the ReactOS design around it to get some space for the real important stuff.
- Colin
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In the next few days, we're probably going to make the testing results of his CMake bot available at http://reactos.org/testman and upload his builds to http://iso.reactos.org.
Colin, what will happen with reactos.org/getbuilds ? Will one more ISO appear there (i.e:" bootcd-mke") or won't the cmake iso be added? Thanks :)
Will non-SVN-users still get "read-only" access (ie. to view statistics/builds/failed tests/etc)? In addition, why does it need port 8081 for access?
Adam, Yes, non-SVN-users still get read-only access, you can view the statistics,Grid and waterfall(among others) here: http://build.reactos.org/
The 8081 is not needed, this "http://reactos.ath.cx:8081" was Olaf server's website address. It wasn't in the Official ReactOS server.
Feel free to correct me if i am wrong :)
At the present moment our objective is the one that started this whole process of migration, to adapt new source for Testman, source that happens to be my testing bot. It is VBox-based (v 3.12 atm) and is going to perform standard x86 trunk testing, as well as the triggered builds from CMake adoption branch. In both cases, the standard testcd is used.
The credentials will be necessary for builder manipulation - triggering and canceling the builds.
As a bonus, my test builder, currently named "Trunk_slave VBox-Test" (alas i still prefer the name Testbot) can retest every revision that was already built. To do so, you need to pass revision number as well as additional parameter named "source", with value "x86_Trunk" or "CMake-test", pointing to the right builder's testcd. If the file is not present, the test attempt will fail.
"In the next few days, we're probably going to make the testing results of his CMake bot available at http://reactos.org/testman and upload his builds to http://iso.reactos.org. I might also change the BuildBot Web page design. Now that the main part has got wider, we might remove the ReactOS design around it to get some space for the real important stuff."
Just a small errata: there is no decision yet on uploading builds from my slaves to iso.reactos.org. I haven't decided on that yet, as for CMake builds, its up to Amine. Our main drive behind the fusion of buildmasters was the possibility to supply Testman with all tests from VBox testbot, not only CMake but x86 trunk as well.
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