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Continuous integration (Travis or similar) #5
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We're building on our Jenkins server, and can add your email to notifications of failed builds if you like, although obviously feel free to set up a Travis build if you want it public. |
@richarda23 hi! As I mentioned at IQSS/dataverse#5724 I have some news to share about continuous integration. On Friday @donsizemore and I got it in our head that the new Global Dataverse Community Consortium ( http://dataversecommunity.global ) and/or the Dataverse community ought to have a Jenkins server available for testing. Don checked with Jon and UNC is willing to host it. I created a DNS entry at https://jenkins.dataverse.org but we only have one job so far. Can we work with you to add as many jobs as you need for dataverse-client-java ensure that nothing breaks in the future? For more on the conversation Don and I had, please see http://irclog.iq.harvard.edu/dataverse/2019-04-05#i_90075 |
Over at IQSS/dataverse#5725 we are working on explaining to the Dataverse community what options are offered to them in terms of testing and continuous integration, including the new Jenkins server I mentioned above. |
I just set up a push webhook to https://jenkins.dataverse.org/github-webhook/ @donsizemore and I discussed this at http://irclog.iq.harvard.edu/dataverse/2019-06-04#i_96026 |
We've benefitted from having Travis set up at https://travis-ci.org/IQSS/dataverse and should consider it for this repo as well.
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