I actually set up a Continuum server to run Tuscany builds here in my office. I just wanted to check it out. It is quite easy to set up. Unfortunately, I do not have a machine I can donate to do this full time or that would be accessible externally. If you'd like I could write up some quick instructions on how to get Continuum set up to run Tuscany builds if that would be helpful.
The next step, I would imagine, would be to create a maven profile that, when enabled, would run some integration tests as part of the build. -Bert On 10/17/06, Jeremy Boynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In cutting M2 the lack of integration testing has been quite painful. We need to start adding the post-build functional/integration testing we've talked about before but which we've not actually implemented. I'm going to start work on some projects in the sandbox to try and automate integration testing in a way that lends itself to execution using something like Continuum. I see the goals as being: * simple to maintain * simple to run * quick to run * able to be broken down into sub-suites that can run in different environments I welcome anyone interested joining in. -- Jeremy --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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