On Sat, 18 Oct 2008, Frank Niessink wrote: > 2008/10/18 Jerome Laheurte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> >> I've set up a buildbot for TaskCoach, here: >> >> http://www.fraca7.net:8010/ > > Wow, that's very cool! > >> Right now it's all red. Some problems with SSL certificates under >> Windows, and tests that assume that they'll be called real fast after >> setUp(), which isn't the case for very slow computers, or in this >> case, virtual machines :) > > Windows was all green for Release_0_71_Branch just now. Only one or > two failed unittests for Mac OS X and Linux.
Yep, I managed to solve the SSL issue, by not using SSL at all for the Windows slave. I think I know why some unit tests fail under Linux & MacOS, but this will need some more thought. > Which Linux variant are you running? The other day I had a test case > failing on Fedora but succeeding on Ubuntu (or the other way around, > can't remember) so it might be nice to have different flavors of > Linux. Slackware 12, since it's what was already installed on the very old laptop I'm using as a slave. With a custom-built wxPython 2.7 and something. I think I'll install some debian-based distro on it soon, so I can write buildsteps for .deb and .rpm packages. I'm quite limited as for the number of slaves I can handle; right now, the MacOS slave runs on my Mac mini, the Windows slave runs in a VMWare virtual machine on my desktop and the Linux slave runs on the aforementionned laptop, somewhere in the closet 'cause it's quite noisy :) Cheers Jérôme
