Continuous Integration

[bketelsen]

Create CI server and publish CI stats.

[skelterjohn]

I've worked on a CI tool: github.com/skelterjohn/rerun. It uses a nice cross-platform fsnotify package. Unfortunately that package suffered from occasional deadlocks (haven't checked in a while); to use it I might have to fix it.

In any case, it is no problem to take the GOPATH name of a binary (eg "github.com/bketelsen/skynet/examples/service"), set a watcher for its source and all of is deps, and efficiently rebuild/relaunch when something changes.

[dahankzter]

The existing things are not working? Travis or Jenkins? There are cloud versions available for both I guess not sure about pricing for OSS projects but often they are cheap if not free.

[bketelsen]

They all work fine but we need to pick one and set it up! One idea was that we needed to start many virtual machines to test a sky net cluster.

Brian

On Jul 30, 2012, at 7:29 AM, Henrik Johansson reply@reply.github.com wrote:

The existing things are not working? Travis or Jenkins? There are cloud versions available for both I guess not sure about pricing for OSS projects but often they are cheap if not free.

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[dahankzter]

Ah yes maybe a cluster setup requires more custom work but perhaps getting started just having the tests running continously we could go for Travis CI: http://about.travis-ci.org/docs/user/languages/go/