On Nov 22, 2016 7:47 AM, "Brian Demers" <bdem...@apache.org> wrote: > The catch is that the job needs run an 'svn commit' when it is complete. > Do any of the current jobs do this?
The Apache POI project is also interested in a solution. One solution we have discussed is to set up a cron job on a virtual machine owned by one of the developers to build the website and javadocs and commit it using a pre-shared key. We haven't done this yet as we would need to get permission to create and use a pre-shared key. > And taking this one step further, I'd like to be able to merge pull > requests from github (the site source is in git). > Ideally I'd envision a job that takes a pull request number as input, > merges and pushes to the ASF repo, builds the static site, and then commits > to SVN. We have an ant task that untars gzip'd patches, applies the changes, requiring just an svn commit from a developer. As we transition to Gradle, we may write something to handle git pull requests.
