Hi everyone, We will need to put the test suite in a separate project as it will be under GPL v2 license. We will be making some changes for new and some existing open source projects as far as licensing:
1.) Existing Apache licensed projects (Sequoia, Hedera). No changes! 2.) Bristlecone. No changes! It's GPL V2 and we welcome contributions from the community. The test suite will be licensed in the same way. It will be based on our existing tests. 3.) Myosotis connector and new projects including distributed cluster management and a top-secret but very interesting project having to do with replication. GPL V2 with contributions only from Continuent or on condition of transferring copyright. (The MySQL model-we need to dual license some things to make house payments.) As for start-up and shutdown. We are going to release a cluster management framework that will take care of start-up and shutdown. We would like to decouple the tests as much as possible from these operations, though it turns out some tests need to be able to kill both controllers and databases in order to test failover correctly. The management framework has an API you can call from Java. I'll post more on the cluster management framework in the very near future, as well as the tests. Incidentally, we are also working internally on getting Sequoia under CruiseControl where it belongs. Cheers, Robert On 4/15/08 6:48 AM, "Stefan Lischke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, I give +1 for putting the test suite in the sequoia code base. Your argument is good, it must be possible to check out any tagged version and running the test cases corresponding to this state of development. You started the test suite from scratch or are you using stuff provided from continuent? I thought about the suite some time and i don't have the perfect idea on how to automate the cluster setup/shutdown for the tests. Stefan Emmanuel Cecchet wrote: > I was wondering if we should include the test suite in the Sequoia > code base or in a separate project. > It could make sense to have the tests in the same repository to avoid > maintaining branches in sync in both projects but all comments are > welcome. -- Robert Hodges, CTO, Continuent, Inc. Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mobile: +1-510-501-3728 Skype: hodgesrm
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