On the home stretch with buildfarm Git

Sunday, January 31. 2010

Today I made some small modifications to the buildfarm web app to support Git, and got a new buildfarm member quoll working with the new client code I have developed for building from Git. There are some wrinkles to work out, and no doubt there will be some bugs to fix, but I'm quite happy with the progress. I hope to release the new client code in a week or two.

One thing I have not been able to test (waiting on a new commit) is that the changed files list for git builds will point to commits on the git repository, like this. That will be a bit nicer than we've been able to do with CVS.

Posted by Andrew Dunstan in PostgreSQL at 06:34 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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Any chance this could go out on a public repo such as github?

#1 David Fetter (Homepage) on 2010-02-01 21:07 (Reply)

It will go where the client code normally goes, namely pgfoundry. There will not be be two buildfarm scripts, there will be one which supports building from a repo based on either Git or CVS.

#1.1 Andrew Dunstan on 2010-02-02 00:12 (Reply)

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