Oh, and due to some mvn / surefire issues that I haven't really investigated, the number of test cases run (and the number of failed tests) is very highly inflated.
-Patrick On 8/31/07, Patrick Linskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I've set up a TeamCity installation for OpenJPA to run our test suites > in a variety of configurations. > > I have it set up to automatically run a number of configurations on > svn checkin. Currently, the Derby tests and the enhancement-based TCK > + upload should both pass successfully; the Postgres and HSQL tests > both have problems, as do the non-enhancement-based TCK runs. > > It is also running a Derby TCK + upload configuration against the > 1.0.x branch, and of course, that is currently passing as well. > > It's running TeamCity version 2.1.1, which seems to properly deal with > remote checkins from IntelliJ. This means that it's possible to kick > off a battery of tests against the remote machine, and if they pass, > your local IntelliJ IDE will receive a notification of success and > automatically check in the changes. I'm not sure what happens if you > make further changes to the same files during the elapsed time of the > test run; my assumption would be that it should be smart enough to > just check in the changes that were made remotely. Allegedly, a > similar capability exists for Eclipse as well. > > TeamCity does not yet do server-side checkins after a successful test > run, so if you disconnect your computer, the changes won't make it in > until the next time you fire up your IDE. I think that they are > working on server-side checkins for a future release. > > Let me know if you're interested in an account on the server. > > -Patrick > > -- > Patrick Linskey > 202 669 5907 > -- Patrick Linskey 202 669 5907
