I dont think installing continuum wil help at all it is just that sourceforge is some how blocked. I will try to investigat that a bit more, but it is not that teamcity is a problem the apache projects are building just fine
On 29/11/2008, Jeremy Thomerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Who owns the wicketstuff.org server? Since TeamCity has been continually > having problems building against SF repo, I set up Continuum on my server. > It has been working fine. I'd like to see us get some permanent setup that > allows built artifacts to be deployed to the wicketstuff.org maven repo > since that's the repo everyone has in their POM for wicketstuff projects. > This will be especially important now that so many wicketstuff projects will > be able to be built together and released together. > > I see two options: > 1 - We switch from TeamCity to Continuum on the wicketstuff.org site. This > would require someone with shell access installing Continuum or giving me > access to do so. It's a VERY simple setup. Also, if we switch to Continuum > and then have problems we'll know instantly that there is a network issue > between the wicketstuff.org server and SF (since my server has not had the > problem and been running Continuum against SF for weeks). > > 2 - Someone gives me information so that my server can SCP to the repo on > wicketstuff.org. My server could continue to run the builds and then SCP > the artifacts to wicketstuff.org's repo. This would be fine with me as > well. > > Whatever works best - I'd just like us to have some Continuous Integration > actually running and deploying snapshots and release artifacts. The next > step will be to get the central maven repo to mirror the > wicketstuff.orgreleased artifacts to central. I don't mind working > through this at some > point. > > -- > Jeremy Thomerson > http://www.wickettraining.com >
