Hi everyone,
Shar has been quite busy improving our docs and helping us make steps to
retire drizzle-automation (moving functionality to kewpie) and automate
our sysbench runs further.
He's done a *lot* of work documenting the various drizzletest.cc
commands by porting the mysqltest docs (rewriting to avoid copyright).
If anyone has the time, extra eyes on this branch would be appreciated:
https://code.launchpad.net/~sharan-monikantan/drizzle/drizzletest_documentation_initial
The original docs are here:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysqltest/2.0/en/mysqltest-commands.html
It's not quite up for merge yet, but will be soon and will be a huge
extension to Drizzle's documentation. Extra help to ensure we aren't
accidentally stepping on any copyright would be great.
Thanks,
Patrick
On 06/28/2012 12:18 PM, M.Sharan Kumar wrote:
Hi all,
This is probably my first mail to the mailing-list. Having such a
fun-filled and *drizzling*-summer, I have learnt lots of things and done my
best to contribute to drizzle. My major work include:
1. drizzletest documentation.
2. Transition of the drizzle-automation works to drizzle. I have added a
connectivity code to talk to a database, add the output of the test to the
database, fetch the existing data from the database and report regression.
There are further tasks to be done, such as email reporting, graphing and
plotting using jenkins, etc. However the major percentage of task is now
complete.
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