I'd like to start uploading PFTT test reports to qa.php.net, as discussed earlier.
To that end, I have written the POST script to upload report files to qa.php.net and the php files to display the list branches, revisions and reports. I have uploaded it to a public test web server. I would like to get some input on this before I commit it to web-qa. The index web page is here: http://131.107.220.66/PFTT-Results/qa.php.net/qa-reports.htm. Again, that page would replace the current qa.php.net/reports/ and points to the existing page for run-test and a new pftt.php page for PFTT results. pftt.php, list_builds.php and build.php all read static files/dirs created by the POST script, pftt_report.php The source code for the POST script is here http://131.107.220.66/PFTT-Results/qa.php.net/source/pftt_report.php.txt It does input validation. The source code for everything is here: http://131.107.220.66/PFTT-Results/qa.php.net/source/ Thanks On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 12:31 PM, Stephen Zarkos < stephen.zar...@microsoft.com> wrote: > Hi Hannes, > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: hannes.magnus...@gmail.com > > [mailto:hannes.magnus...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Hannes Magnusson > > > > > > The more datapoints we have, the better! > > Matt and buddies have receieved requests to make these datapoints public > > because it was not available to php.net developers that would like to > get > > their hands on it - because it wasn't developed as a php.net project. > > Although it may have been used by a specific group, that also has > affiliation > > to php.net, there is a clear distinction. > > > > Now it seems like the project would like to join the php.net umbrella > and > > that is fantastic news! > > Our common goal is to make the data generated by these tests more > accessible. To be clear we have so far always posted these results to > windows.php.net, but not everyone thinks to look there. Having these > side-by-side with the rest of the QA effort we hope will help developers > working on PHP get access to this data. > > > > > > However, since you don't have single commit to the repo, you cannot force > > Matt to move his project to php.net > > https://github.com/OSTC/PFTT2/graphs/contributors > > > > If Matt would like us to import the repo, then I'll do that right away > and make > > sure he has karma to qaweb and whatever else he needs to work on the > > integration. > > As Pierre said we are happy to move the repo to php.net. Matt is the > brains behind pftt and our CI so he will certainly be the one to work on > this integration. > > Thanks again, > Steve > >
