Easy Rails CI with Hudson - Reprocessed
Reprocessed, by Matt Patterson Something approaching a weblog RecentlyThe archivesTags For a long time I've thought that it would be a good idea to have a Continuous Integration server that could run all the tests for a project on checkin to source control. Until I started making use of Cucumber I didn't really have a full test run that took long enough to make buying a separate CI server feel mor
Perl tests in Hudson via JUnit - The Player Of Games
Perl tests in Hudson I'm willing to automate the unit testing of my Perl modules, by plugging them into Hudson. Hudson is a continuous integration server, it "monitors executions of repeated jobs, such as building a software project or jobs run by cron". It works well, is extensible, and looks good. So, The easiest way to do that is have Hudson to execute the module test suite, and look at the out
Rhonabwy » Setting up a python CI server with Hudson
I start with a basic virtual machine – in this case, I’m using Ubuntu Server 9.10. Once you have a basic machine installed, I recommend you make sure everything’s up to date with patches. sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get dist-upgrade If you haven’t already, consider installing an ssh server for remote login. You don’t need it for hudson, but I find it makes administration easier. sudo apt-get in
Easy Automated Web Application Testing with Hudson and Selenium | Treehouse Blog
LearnEasy Automated Web Application Testing with Hudson and Selenium Let’s face it, developing web applications is, in some ways, getting more and more complex as time goes on. Sure, there are frameworks like Django, Rails or Seam to help you get sites built in record time with minimal resources, but at the same time applications are becoming more complex and more demanding. Being able to support
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