[SAC] Looking to set up nightly builds for community mapbuilder

[John Graham]

All

Let me know if you need help getting MapBuilder cooking on .219
It all sounds great to me :)

John

Howard Butler wrote:

>
> On Oct 9, 2006, at 9:28 AM, Matt Diez wrote:
>
>> To all (or simply to whom it may concern):
>>          We're looking to start performing nightly builds of the  
>> Community MapBuilder project.
>>
>> 1. What is the preferred software package for this?
>>          CruiseControl is out current preference, but we're unsure  
>> if the SAC community leans towards
>> or prefers any other software package for this purpose. I'm  familiar 
>> with CruiseControl (hence my
>> preference), but am open to anything else. Jason Birch has already  
>> suggested BuildBot. We're using
>> an ant-based process currently, if that factors in.
>
>
> There is no preference for any particular software platform.  In my  
> opinion, the idea of "software platform preference" only comes into  
> play if you want *someone else* to maintain it for you ;)  If you're  
> the one building it out, I have no strong preference as to what is  
> used.  All we ask is that you document your actions on the wiki so  
> that someone could come along behind you and reconstruct or maintain  
> things if they needed to.
>
>
>>
>> 2. Where (on which machine) shall we perform these? Frank Warmerdam  
>> had suggested
>> possibly the telascience blades (particularly .219, where buildbot  
>> currently resides).
>
>
> Yes, please coordinate with Mateusz to put it on the same machine and  
> under the same user account as the buildlbot.  I can also give you  
> sudo access to this machine to install any additional system-wide  
> software you would need to support CruiseControl/Ant/Java (I don't  
> think .219 has any java stuff on it yet).  Catch me on #telascience  
> on irc.freenode.net if you have any questions.
>
> In absence of other SAC members piping up, I proclaim that Matt can  
> do what he needs on .219 by decree ;)
>
> Howard
>
>
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Matthew D. Diez
>> Release Management
>> Community MapBuilder
>>
>>
>>
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