Re: Bazaar test failures
Hi, It's been a while since I updated the Bazaar provider, so it might be changes in Bazaar itself. I'll look into it in a day or two... Regards, Torbjørn On 1/15/07, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, There appears to be a test failure in Continuum for Bazaar now that I have the client installed again. This is bzr-0.13, Python-2.5, Solaris 10 x86. http://maven.zones.apache.org/continuum/surefireReport.action? buildId=2367&projectId=202&projectGroupId=16#org.apache.maven.scm.provid er.bazaar.command.changelog.BazaarChangeLogCommandTckTest Anyone have any ideas? - Brett
Java version policy
Do we have a Java version policy? I guess we are targeting 1.3? Cheers Torbjørn
Re: Implementing support for CM Synergy?
Hi Henrik!> I posted this yesterday as well. But I haven't got any response yet. So > I'll ask again.> I want to implement support for CM Synergy.I'll be happy to help you. I recently added the Bazaar provider (yet to be released) so I can at least guide you through the same path that I took. > What baseline should I use?Use the current development baseline.http://maven.apache.org/scm/source-repository.html > What do I need to check out?Start with:maven-scm-api/ maven-scm-test/And a reference provider eg. maven-scm-provider-bazaar/ Perhapes choose one that is most similar to the CM Synergy> What class or interfaced do I need to implement?What I did was change the implementation of an existing provider.That way I got fast results and I learned the API one step at the time. Basically what you need to implements is an (Abstract)ScmProvider and its commands.> How can I test my provider?1. Run unit tests from your IDEThe test classes in maven-scm-test was really helpfull to me. Try to include a tck test as soon as possible. See how the tck tests are implemented in the reference provider (its a no brainer :).It can be a bit tricky to setup your IDE to pickup your current modifications and not the installed version of the provider. Let me know it this becomes a problem.2. Build and install the provider and test it with eg. "mvn scm:checkout" on a project whereyou have defined a scm url in the pom.xml. This was probably a too short answer. But if you post your questions as they come,I'll do my best to help you. And in the end I like to make a mave-scm howto webpagewith all of this.Good luck,Torbjørn
