Hey, just thought I'd bump this with what I've attempted.
I found the TH1 manual linked to in the wiki. I couldn't find a
reference for which commands Fossil includes, so I grepped through the
source and read parts of th_main.c. After doing so, it looks like TH1
won't give me the ability to hit a URL after a repository is pushed to.
If I can fetch a URL, I can tell my Jenkins CI server that a new commit
was pushed, triggering rebuilds/redeploys.
The config has a setting to enable TCL. Is there any documentation on
this? Specifically:
Where does it enable TCL to be used? The transfer settings page
specifically says in its text that you're adding TH1, not a
user-definable string that changes if TCL is enabled.
Assuming I have TCL 8.4 installed on my Ubuntu system, what should I set
the TCL directory to? /usr/lib/tcl8.4 didn't work, neither did
/usr/include/tcl.
Will this allow me to do what I want? I'm building out a huge VPS with
room for lots of infrastructure, and it'd be great if I can tie Fossil
into CI. Simply having Jenkins fetch RSS feeds and rebuild on change
seemed to cause memory leaks, so I'd vastly prefer a push-based solution
rather than a regular pull.
Thanks.
On 05/22/2012 08:34 AM, Nolan Darilek wrote:
Noticed these in my config settings on a new repository. I'm guessing
these are the hooks I've long wanted?
Are there any docs/examples for these? I'd like to hit the URL of a
Jenkins CI system whenever a repository gets pushed to, thus
triggering a rebuild. Is this possible?
Thanks.
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