Andi Vajda <va...@apache.org> wrote: > > On Wed, 24 Mar 2010, Bill Janssen wrote: > > > OK, I now have a Hudson test running for PyLucene on OS X Leopard. > > Whenever you make a change to the svn repo, it checks it out, builds to > > a temp directory, runs "make test", and emails me if the result > > (success/failure) is different from the last test run. > > > > I'll dup that for linux next, then hook a Windows machine up to Hudson > > and dup it there, too. > > And four flavors of windows (cygwin/msvc, cygwin/mingw32, msys/msvc, > msys/mingw32) and solaris and freebsd7 and linux32 and linux64 and all > that multiplied by all the python versions supported multiplied by all > the java versions supported multiplied by all the c++ compiler > versions supported. > > Just kidding, of course :-) > Any Hudson help you provide is welcome. Thanks ! > > Andi..
Yes, it's a chore. But once you have one job set up, it's easy to clone that to the other platforms. I saw that the Hudson setup at Apache is fairly limited; presumably one of the other CI systems there is what is used. Bill
