On 5/15/12 4 :17AM, "Justin Mclean" <jus...@classsoftware.com> wrote:
>Hi, > >I set up a draft nightly build call "Flex SDK nightly build". People who >have access can you take a look and see that it's ok. > >It's currently disabled and wouldn't work if was run. > >We need to: >1. Work out how to download the optional bits (Air SDK, Flash debug >player and playerglobal.swc). The easy way to do this would be to provide >an ant script (or a target in the main script not run by default) that >Jenkins can run. This ant script (or target) would need to be checked >into SVN. If you look in ide/flashbuilder build.xml and makeApacheFlexForFlashBuilder.sh you will find code that is doing this for flashbuilder. Sounds like we need something similar. >2. Fix paths of environment variables. Also as the environment variable >for the Flash debug player is OS specific we probably need to specify an >OS and lock the build to a machine running that OS. Perhaps it would be >better if this environment variable just specified the path the flash >debugger and the ANT script take care of the OS specific bit? I've been sitting on code that finishes the support for env.properties. I think the build system would be a good candidate for this rather than environment variables. > >Some other notes. >1. I've set the build timeout to 15 minutes this may need to be modified. >2. How many nightly builds do we want to keep? I've set it to 7. I'd prefer if we could kick off a build every time someone checks something in. I'm not sure how it worked but our build system had some smarts so if there were several checkins in a relatively short time they just triggered one build. >3. I've set the build script to use Java 1.6 and Ant 1.7. Sounds good for now. >4. There's no antconrib installed but for the main target that's fine (I >believe) but we may run into issues with other targets later. How do we >wont to deal with this? I'm pretty sure Alex removed the antcontrib requirements in mustella last week so I don't think there are any remaining dependencies on it now. >5. It emails notification of broken builds to >flex-dev@incubator.apache.org Until we get the kinks in the build system worked out I think the broken build mail should just go to a select few because these emails get annoying especially if they're noise. > >Thanks, >Justin
