[postgis-devel] jsonb leftovers on upgrade

[Bruce Rindahl]

Sounds like a possibility.  Lets take this offline and see what I can do.
Thanks
Bruce

On Fri, Jun 28, 2019 at 1:49 PM Regina Obe <lr at pcorp.us> wrote:

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> Ø  What does it take to set up a bot?  I can dedicate a 32 bit Debian
> Buster if you can point me to directions.  They are building PG12-dev and
> PostGIS-3dev from source right now.
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> Ø  Bruce
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> Bruce thanks for the offer.  We are still in our infancy of bot readiness
> but we’d be happy to have you on our Bot Journey.
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> We have a couple of modes going  - I can send you instructions off list.
> First I have to make instructions
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> Option 1: Easiest – is you register as an osgeo drone agent – this is all
> dockerized so wouldn’t be able to test various permutations of craziness
> you would want to configure and would use one of our docker contains.
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> Of course presumes you have docker installed.
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> But we could do things such as special upgrade tests on specific agents
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> https://git.osgeo.org/gitea/postgis/postgis/src/branch/svn-trunk/.drone-1.0.yml
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> Option 2: Jenkins slave – this is a bit more involved
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> Would require you have your system set to build postgis and regress.
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> And then we have different ci scripts for each Jenkins bot – which you can
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> On the Jenkins side (Debbie) Jenkins looks up workers (just Bessie and
> bessie32 at moment for FreeBSD) and triggers postgis_regress.sh script in
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> Winnie/Debbie are complete Jenkins server too and do their own tests.
> Winnie in addition to windows regression testing does windows packaging.
> So that’s why you see more scripts there as some are meant for building
> packaging the binaries into a zip file.
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> Debbie also does the doc building on the site, so hers is more complicated
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> Hope that helps,
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> Regina
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