Jenkins has been discussed
( https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=336262) and I
believe that some teams already have Jenkins running.
I think that the problem to a wider roll-out / adoption stems from
the limited amount of people working for the Eclipse infra team.
On 16-05-25 02:54 PM, Mark Stoodley wrote:
Not sure if this will
turn out to be a
loaded question at Eclipse, but is anyone using Jenkins to drive
their
CI testing?
As a C/C++ project, Eclipse OMR
needs
to be able to test on a variety of different platforms including
Linux
on POWER and Linux on Z, so we're currently looking into access
to machines
that are available to communities to enable testing for our
commits. We're
currently using Travis-CI for X86 and OSX tests, but that's not
a perfect
solution given our other platform needs, and we would prefer to
switch
to a single way of doing our testing across all the platforms we
care about.
Reading about the Jenkins 2.0
stuff
(pipelines as code, in particular), it looks really attractive
as a way
to manage it.
Just wondering if anyone else is
doing
it. If so, are they having the server hosted at Eclipse or using
other
options?
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