A "bzr push" actually creates a new branch within the repository. I'm not sure what notification facilities, if any, bzr has, so that's a good idea for something to look into.
On 4/22/09 4/22/09 1:21 PM, "Michael G Schwern" <schw...@pobox.com> wrote: > Saftoiu, Rares wrote: >> Smolder sounds great for viewing the results, I was looking for something >> that could deal with branches. We branch on every bug fix, and then when the >> fix is done we push that branch to a particular directory, so at the end of >> a bug fix cycle we have a bunch of branches that need to be merged. I'd like >> a system that can watch that directory, merge a bugfix branch into trunk, >> run unit tests, then report to the committer if anything failed (whether >> there were merge conflicts or whether any tests failed). > > When you say "push to a particular directory" do you mean on the filesystem or > in the repository? Because if it was in the repository, something like > SVN::Notify could trigger an event when anything was added to the magic > integration directory... except that's for Subversion. > -- Rares Saftoiu: Webmetrics, A NeuStar Service Software Engineer 9444 Waples Street, Suite 300 San Diego, CA 92121 [ T ] +1 858 202 5309 [ E ] rares.saft...@webmetrics.com [ W ] www.webmetrics.com / www.neustar.biz
