Hi Brett,
Some suggestions on the HTML site:
1) User Administration
Could we be able to create:
- Groups
- Users (Administrator/superuser always exists)
- assign users to groups
- set up group policies pertaining to project builds (RO/X access)
- assign groups to projects (or vice versa)
- assign a group manager, who is one of the group users and is able to add
new users to the group.
Some notes on how this translates to a practical use case:
- 'Administrator' for Continuum build system can create other groups and
users.
- Administrator can associate projects to groups.
- Clients/organisations are the groups that an Administrator can set up and
set one of the users as the 'Manager'.
- Respective group managers can themselves manage who they want to add to
the group from with the organisation.
- Administrator can set up Group policies - Read only / Execute access to
group members. Ideal if a company wants its clients to keep track of project
builds on a regular basis.
2) I like the way the 'generated artifacts' are hyperlinked on the build
details page - is it possible not to have the Reports inlined on the same
page but on different page (JUnit, site reports)
3) Build History: Is there a way to specify a threshold number of build
details to keep in history and let continuum delete/archive older ones
automatically apart from being able to delete manually.
ohh...btw, Continuum logo is neat :-) !
Cheers,
Rahul
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brett Porter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <continuum-dev@maven.apache.org>
Sent: Sunday, August 07, 2005 8:02 PM
Subject: Continuum White Site
Hi,
I have put this up here:
http://people.apache.org/~brett/white-site/
This is how I see continuum 1.0 looking. There are a few notes still to
be reconciled, and I haven't added the project group (should basically
be like the project page itself) or general configuration page (not much
to this I don't think).
Can I get some feedback on things that are good/bad. Hopefully we can
work towards a version we agree on, and that will set the mark for what
Continuum 1.0 should look like.
Note that this is all just rough HTML - so comment on the content, not
the presentation :)
Thanks,
Brett
