Date: 2004-03-20T09:42:51 Editor: 80.176.146.62 <> Wiki: Gump Wiki Page: GumpPython URL: http://wiki.apache.org/gump/GumpPython
Does this gen.py exist? Fixed <strong> markup. Change Log: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @@ -70,12 +70,12 @@ }}} Note: There are similar tools w/ similar command line arguments: - * check.py -- check a workspace - * gen.py -- check plus more - * update.py -- update project(s) from source control - * integrate.py -- does "the works" check/update/build/statistics/document/nag + * gump/check.py -- check a workspace + * gen.py -- check plus more '''******* does not exist - should this be gumpy.py ? ********''' + * gump/update.py -- update project(s) from source control + * gump/integrate.py -- does "the works" check/update/build/statistics/document/nag -Note: The command line arguments accept a regular expression that resolves over project names <strong>NOT</strong> module names. "all" is converted to the regular expression "*". This is a new feature in Python Gump, and a mild divergence from traditional gump usage. When (say) updating a "list of modules" the utilities calculate the modules containing the requests projects, and hence translates for the user. +Note: The command line arguments accept a regular expression that resolves over project names '''NOT''' module names. "all" is converted to the regular expression "*". This is a new feature in Python Gump, and a mild divergence from traditional gump usage. When (say) updating a "list of modules" the utilities calculate the modules containing the requests projects, and hence translates for the user. == Automating the "integration process" using integrate.py == @@ -136,17 +136,17 @@ For more details see gump/context.py -NOTE: The attempt here is to <strong>NOT polute the object model</strong> with runtime information. +NOTE: The attempt here is to '''NOT polute the object model''' with runtime information. == 3) Statistics == A simple DBM database of statistics (per project name) is kept containing: - * Number of <strong>Successful</strong> builds - * Number of <strong>Failed</strong> builds - * Number of builds not attempted due to <strong>Prerequisite</strong> failed builds. - * <strong>First date</strong> of first successful build. - * <strong>Last date</strong> of last (latest) successful build. + * Number of '''Successful''' builds + * Number of '''Failed''' builds + * Number of builds not attempted due to '''Prerequisite''' failed builds. + * '''First date''' of first successful build. + * '''Last date''' of last (latest) successful build. For more details see gump/statistics.py --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
