> I want the flexibility of the former. I want my extroot device to be
> the entire root filesystem of my system and not require a particular
> flashed image because it relies on files in the flashed image's
> root filesystem.
Exactly like everybody else, indeed. That's why there's no need for
very thanks!
2011/1/5 Jo-Philipp Wich
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> > someone know how to select a git branch in feeds.conf.default ?
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> src-git git://foo/blah.git;branchname
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> Also copy feeds.conf.default to feeds.conf, this will save you from
> svn/git merge
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Hi.
> someone know how to select a git branch in feeds.conf.default ?
src-git git://foo/blah.git;branchname
Also copy feeds.conf.default to feeds.conf, this will save you from
svn/git merge issue if the .default is updated at some point.
~ Jow
hey all!
someone know how to select a git branch in feeds.conf.default ?
actually i am using this syntax
src-git eigennet git://
gitorious.org/+eigen-hackers/eigennet/eigen-hackers-packages.git
it work but only for master branch, i need to select a different branch...
thanks for your help!
It is being used by some developers. Trunk is going though some libtool
changes that are affecting some packages as well as I just added a new
buildslave (buildslave1) that failed out a couple builds. The buildbot does
report failed builds to the #openwrt-devel irc channel.
Travis
On Tue, Jan 4,
Right, i meant something exactly like that.
Doesn't look too good at the moment, though. Is the thing being used?
http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/grid
Does it already send out flames to developers? It should, IMO.
I think watching over the build process - as buildbot already does -
gets you ve
We currently are using the buildbot software for automating the snapshot
builds. http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/ It would be possible to script
some test cases and have them run after each successful build but we
currently do not have a box that this could be done with. The test lab would
need ne
Good idea, some continuous integration system could make all of of our
lives easier. That said, it could make our lives harder, also.
Isn't there lots and lots of stuff like that already around?
Might Hudson [1] be the thing we want here?
It hooks into the RCS and builds the software for many
i'm day-dreaming about an automated testing environment for OpenWrt
for some days. automated testing with JUnit and ruby-unit has made my
life much better and the time-loss when developing on OpenWrt without
decent automated testing can be very frustrating.
sure, everybody can just setup a bunch of
