If you've been looking for a way to contribute to the Bacula projecet,
this is one.
Install cdash and have it publicly available for use by Bacula
regression testers (like me).
The cdash install of the regression testing hosts allowed users to run
regression tests using their combination of OS and database. I do this
for entirely selfish reasons. I want problems created by recent changes
to my choice of OS and database to be caught and fixed early. I don't
want a release to come out which is broken for me. Regression testing
is very much a set-it-up-and-it-runs project. Is it not a time-sink.
Historically, we have used cdash. That host has died and not been
replaced. Previous instances of cdash were run by a community member. If
someone wants to set up a cdash instance, I can easily point my
regression testing hosts at it and start uploading my test results
there. 6 months (they disappeared in early June 2022) is a long time to
go without adequate regression testing coverage.
Please consider it. I know I'm asking others to do something I could do
myself. I am already over-committed to existing projects.
Also, consider setting up a regression testing instance. Fire up a small
VM somewhere.
see
https://www.bacula.org/13.0.x-manuals/en/developers/Bacula_Regression_Testing.html
re:
Eric Bollengier via Bacula-users wrote on 8/30/22 2:50 AM:
Unfortunately, CDASH and the Wiki are still not available today - we
anticipate these will be replaced by Gitlab. Indeed, the wiki has
already been ported into
GitLab.
--
Dan Langille
d...@langille.org : https://langille.org/
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