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digitalmars.D - code review and continuous integration (gerrit+jenkins)

reply Thomas Koch <thomas koch.ro> writes:
Hi,

regarding the current discussion of D's stability. Are you all aware of the 
awesomeness provided by todays toolset for QA?

Take for example Gerrit + Jenkins: Every commit is first sent to Gerrit. 
Gerrit triggers Jenkins to run all unit tests over the new commit. Jenkins 
reports the result back to Gerrit. If all tests are green and another 
developer gives his "Looks good to me" (lgtm) then the commit is applied to 
the target branch.

http://vimeo.com/20084957
search google videos for "git gerrit"!

I believe that no large software project should be done anymore without a 
comparable setup. The tools are free software and easy to use. It's just 
work to do the initial setup. If such a setup exists, everybody should 
contribute unit tests for the language features he relies on.

Gerrit is like githubs pull request for adults with the option to integrate 
other systems like a continuous integration server (jenkins, buildbot, ...).

Sorry if you all knew this before.

I'm working on packaging gerrit for Debian.

Regards, Thomas Koch
Nov 28 2012
parent Jacob Carlborg <doob me.com> writes:
On 2012-11-28 11:39, Thomas Koch wrote:

 Hi,

 regarding the current discussion of D's stability. Are you all aware of the
 awesomeness provided by todays toolset for QA?

 Take for example Gerrit + Jenkins: Every commit is first sent to Gerrit.
 Gerrit triggers Jenkins to run all unit tests over the new commit. Jenkins
 reports the result back to Gerrit. If all tests are green and another
 developer gives his "Looks good to me" (lgtm) then the commit is applied to
 the target branch.

 http://vimeo.com/20084957
 search google videos for "git gerrit"!

 I believe that no large software project should be done anymore without a
 comparable setup. The tools are free software and easy to use. It's just
 work to do the initial setup. If such a setup exists, everybody should
 contribute unit tests for the language features he relies on.

 Gerrit is like githubs pull request for adults with the option to integrate
 other systems like a continuous integration server (jenkins, buildbot, ...).


I agree. There's another CI server called Travis. It's for open source 
projects and they'll host/run the test for you. This makes it very easy 
to get started with. They use git hooks to trigger builds/tests. 
Although you can use any language I plan to add support for D out of the 
box.

https://travis-ci.org/

BTW, we do have a custom built CI server running the test suite on DMD, 
druntime and Phobos + all pull request for these projects.

http://d.puremagic.com/test-results/
http://d.puremagic.com/test-results/pulls.ghtml

-- 
/Jacob Carlborg
Nov 28 2012