Changes on FishEye

[Colin Finck]

Hi all,

I've added the "project-tools" and "web" repositories to FishEye
today,
so you can browse through their changes as well now.
My ultimate plan is to remove "CORE", "ROSAPPS" and
"ROSTESTS" too and
replace all of them by the already existing "reactos" repository. This
resembles our SVN counterparts exactly.

I was told this has already been tried in the past with no success due
to severe performance issues. As FishEye is running on a more powerful
server now, please try again and tell me if there are any problems with
using "reactos" instead of "CORE".
If not, I will get rid of the redundant repositories soon.

Apart from this, we're now also using post-commit hooks to update the
repositories in FishEye. This gives you instant information about new
commits and reduces the server load a bit.

Cheers,

Colin

[Hermès BÉLUSCA - MAÏTO]

Well, I see it like this: CORE is for the reactos part
(/reactos/trunk/reactos/), ROSAPPS is for the subdirectory ROSAPPS (which is
not very touched) and ROSTESTS for the tests (winetests + kmtests + apitests
+ ...)
You want to "merge" (in Jira) all of them ?

Hermès.

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Hi all,

I've added the "project-tools" and "web" repositories to FishEye
today, so
you can browse through their changes as well now.
My ultimate plan is to remove "CORE", "ROSAPPS" and
"ROSTESTS" too and
replace all of them by the already existing "reactos" repository. This
resembles our SVN counterparts exactly.

I was told this has already been tried in the past with no success due to
severe performance issues. As FishEye is running on a more powerful server
now, please try again and tell me if there are any problems with using
"reactos" instead of "CORE".
If not, I will get rid of the redundant repositories soon.

Apart from this, we're now also using post-commit hooks to update the
repositories in FishEye. This gives you instant information about new
commits and reduces the server load a bit.

Cheers,

Colin

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[Amine Khaldi]

>   Well, I see it like this: CORE is for the reactos
> part
>  (/reactos/trunk/reactos/), ROSAPPS is for the subdirectory ROSAPPS (which is
>  not very touched) and ROSTESTS for the tests (winetests + kmtests + apitests
>  + ...)
>  You want to "merge" (in Jira) all of them ? 
Initially we had this as one
SVN repo (as Colin mentioned) but it was
impractical to use due to performance issues (that are now hopefully
solved) so we split them up. There is no need to do that anymore. When
you commit something in any part of the reactos svn repo (be it core,
tests...etc) it will be handled by the "reactos" FishEye repo and smart
commits for instance will still work.

I removed the redundant CORE, ROSTESTS and ROSAPPS repositories, so now
we have one repo (reactos) to rule them all.

Cheers,
Amine.

[Thomas Mueller]

>   Hi all, 
        
>   I've added the "project-tools" and
> "web" repositories to FishEye today,
>  so you can browse through their changes as well now.
>  My ultimate plan is to remove "CORE", "ROSAPPS" and
> "ROSTESTS" too and
>  replace all of them by the already existing "reactos" repository. This
>  resembles our SVN counterparts exactly. 
        
>   I was told this has already been tried in the past
> with no success due
>  to severe performance issues. As FishEye is running on a more powerful
>  server now, please try again and tell me if there are any problems with
>  using "reactos" instead of "CORE".
>  If not, I will get rid of the redundant repositories soon. 
        
>   Apart from this, we're now also using post-commit
> hooks to update the
>  repositories in FishEye. This gives you instant information about new
>  commits and reduces the server load a bit. 
 
>   Cheers, 
>   Colin 
What/where is FishEye?  I never heard of it before.  You give no URL.

Tom

[David Quintana (gigaherz)]

FishEye is the system at https://code.reactos.org/ that displays
information about the commits, the same site also has Crucible, which
is the code review feature.

On 22 February 2014 12:14, Thomas Mueller <mueller6723(a)twc.com> wrote:
> >   Hi all,
> >   I've added the "project-tools" and
> > "web" repositories to FishEye today,
> >  so you can browse through their changes as well now.
> >  My ultimate plan is to remove "CORE", "ROSAPPS" and
> > "ROSTESTS" too and
> >  replace all of them by the already existing "reactos" repository. This
> >  resembles our SVN counterparts exactly. 
> >   I was told this has already been tried in the
> > past with no success due
> >  to severe performance issues. As FishEye is running on a more powerful
> >  server now, please try again and tell me if there are any problems with
> >  using "reactos" instead of "CORE".
> >  If not, I will get rid of the redundant repositories soon. 
> >   Apart from this, we're now also using
> > post-commit hooks to update the
> >  repositories in FishEye. This gives you instant information about new
> >  commits and reduces the server load a bit. 
> >   Cheers, 
> >   Colin 
>  What/where is FishEye?  I never heard of it before.  You give no URL.
>
>  Tom
>
>
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