From: "Martin J. Dürst" Date: 2017-05-09T15:58:31+09:00 Subject: [ruby-core:81057] Re: rapid CI service for MRI trunk Hello Koichi, Thanks for setting up this new service. On 2017/05/09 11:40, SASADA Koichi wrote: > Hi, > > I setup alternative CI server which aim to report rapid error detection. > > Features > (1) Got test results in minimum 2 min just after commit. > (2) Repeat tests many times. > (3) Sending alert mail > > Of course, RubyCI is convenient because it shows > readable results. TravisCI is great service because we can test w/o > commit to trunk (master). > > This new CI aims to complement existing CI services. Is there a web interface to this service? I'm asking because I'd prefer to wait 2 minutes (on this new service) rather than up to 10 minutes (on TravisCI) to see whether a commit I make is successful. But I don't want to subscribe to the mailing list because I already get too many mails. Regards, Martin. > Features (details) > > (1) Got test results in minimum 2 min just after commit. > > RubyCI and TravisCI do > (a) svn checkout > (b) build from scratch > (c) run test (w/o parallelism on rubyci) > > But new CI do > (a) svn update > (b) build only updated (w/ -j[NPROC]) > (c) run test in (w/ -j[NPROC]) > > so that we can tests more rapidly. > > (2) Repeat tests many times. > > This CI system was implemented > > loop do > make up all install check test-rubyspec > if failure > make clean > alert > end > end > > # See all code > # https://github.com/ko1/build-ruby/blob/master/br.rb#L70 > > So that you can see not-frequent bugs, like GC/threading bugs. Actually, > I got about 30 alerts from this system yesterday. > > (3) Sending alert mail > > If there are failures, e-mail message is delivered. > > If you want to receive alert messages from this system by e-mail, please > join alert ML. > You only need to "Hi" to with Cc > . > > If someone commit broken patch, this system sends *hundreds* of alert > messages in hours. > > > Thanks, > Koichi Unsubscribe: