OK, well at least I think you now have a reference point. I’m sorry I
don’t understand this Maven stuff enough to help you more.
-Alex
On 10/2/15, 4:25 PM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>Sorry Alex, but on your server there is no use in configuring the maven
>deployment, unless you configured your
Sorry Alex, but on your server there is no use in configuring the maven
deployment, unless you configured your Apache login credentials in the
{userhome}/.m2/settings.xml ...
That is the sole reason for me setting up everything on the Apache hardware.
They have credentials in place, that I can
OK, I think the main builds on http://apacheflexbuild.cloudapp.net:8080
are now in working order, except for flex-tlf which I think has a
legitimate failure. Can one of the folks who have been working with TLF
take a look?
I have changed over the installer to use the FlexJS and Falcon nightly.
Ch
On 10/2/15, 2:25 AM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>I simply want to build EVERYTING ... ant main doesn't ... so ant release
>sort of does. If I use the jenkins.xml to download thirdparty stuff first
>the first thing the "ant release" does, is delete all of that ... so I am
>asking ... how can I bui
On 10/2/15, 2:22 AM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>Common' ... JS ... seriously? What exactly would you be expecting from a
>CI build for a JS project? Of course they aren't mainly thinking of CI
>builds ... I'm talking about normal Software development. Every customer
>I work for uses CI servers t
On Oct 2, 2015 2:23 PM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>
> I would like to take the opportunity to ask the people registered to our
mailing lists regarding their experience with the builds of our projects.
>
>
>
> Q1: Have you ever built flex-sdk, flex-falcon, flex-asjs, ...?
>
Yes.
>
>
> Q2
Q1: Have you ever built flex-sdk, flex-falcon, flex-asjs, ...?
No, but I will
Q2: Did you have any problems with this?
I hope not when I try it
Q3: If you were having problems, would making this easier make you
contribute (more)?
Yes
Q4: Do you think it is important to have the latest developmen
> Q1: Have you ever built flex-sdk, flex-falcon, flex-asjs, ...?
Yes.
> Q2: Did you have any problems with this?
I found that binaries of flex-sdk are easy to build. Just set up some
required variables in env.properties and run the binary-release target.
I've never properly finished a binary re
I will take a look next week.
On Oct 2, 2015, at 3:49 PM, Mihai Chira wrote:
>> still the problem that the pasted text adds a new line (or a new
>> paragraph, resulting in a new line when exported to plain text).
>
> Harbs, the fatal error is gone, which is great. Would you have time
> these da
> still the problem that the pasted text adds a new line (or a new
> paragraph, resulting in a new line when exported to plain text).
Harbs, the fatal error is gone, which is great. Would you have time
these days to take a look at this regression? (Or whether it is a
regression in the first place,
Thanks for the detailed steps. If I ever need to debug tlf unit tests
again and the browser won't work it's great to have an alternative.
On 23 September 2015 at 06:42, piotrz wrote:
> Mihai,
>
> This is the projects [1] which you have to import to intellij in order to
> have compilation through
Q1: Have you ever built flex-sdk, flex-falcon, flex-asjs, ...?
yes, I tried, but found it too tricky/time consuming
Q2: Did you have any problems with this?
yes, I was unable to finish the build due to too much additional
configuration need to be done before the build
Q3: If you were having probl
Hi,
I would like to take the opportunity to ask the people registered to our
mailing lists regarding their experience with the builds of our projects.
Q1: Have you ever built flex-sdk, flex-falcon, flex-asjs, ...?
Q2: Did you have any problems with this?
Q3: If you were having problems,
I just entered the words "percentage ci server" to Google ... I tend to see
different results for that question ... Just as an example:
https://www.cloudbees.com/press/survey-shows-jenkins-mission-critical-platform-application-development
Chris
Von meinem Samsung Galaxy Smartphone gesendet.
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On 02/10/15 10:22, Christofer Dutz wrote:
Common' ... JS ... seriously? What exactly would you be expecting from a CI
build for a JS project? O
Plenty. Think NodeJS servers, for instance.
And I was including some of our server-side ColdFusion projects to, the
local JS thing was just an examp
I simply want to build EVERYTING ... ant main doesn't ... so ant release sort
of does. If I use the jenkins.xml to download thirdparty stuff first the first
thing the "ant release" does, is delete all of that ... so I am asking ... how
can I build everything on Jenkins?
Chris
_
Common' ... JS ... seriously? What exactly would you be expecting from a CI
build for a JS project? Of course they aren't mainly thinking of CI builds ...
I'm talking about normal Software development. Every customer I work for uses
CI servers to ensure the quality of their software.
I actuall
On 02/10/15 09:50, Justin Mclean wrote:
Just about everyone who produces software uses continues integration
*At a certain level*.
There are *a lot* of people building small to medium apps that don't
want to take on the overhead and don't need the reassurance; more so in
agencies where after
Hi,
> But no, I have not tried to make it easier for
> Jenkins builds to work they way they are currently set up on my VM or
> builds.a.o. I just don’t see that as our target customer’s needs.
Just about everyone who produces software uses continues integration /
continuous delivery these days
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