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Permlink Replies: 9 - Last Post: Mar 21, 2008 8:32 AM by: osbald
rah003

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Hudson - back in business
Posted: Mar 21, 2008 1:44 AM
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Well, sort of ... for now running at rather prominent url: http://swinglabs.java.sun.com/hudson.
Soon the swinglabs.org domain should point to this server as well, but if you need to access hudson right now, use the url above.
Funny how absence of continuous build for couple of days allows for some creepy errors to sneak in ... there's one test failing. Whoever it is (no names ;) ) who worked on ListRenderer recently could you please check it out? Thanks.

That's about as far as the good news go. On the negative side we have lost build history and history of increases in coverage and not everything is fully configured yet (but i'll have it hopefully soon).
Cheers,
Jan

rah003

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Re: Hudson - back in business
Posted: Mar 21, 2008 1:49 AM   in response to: rah003
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Forgot to add the link to the failing test: http://swinglabs.java.sun.com/hudson/job/SwingX%20Continuous%20Build/3/testReport/

kschaefe

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Re: Hudson - back in business
Posted: Mar 21, 2008 6:36 AM   in response to: rah003
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Is there a way to renumber the build numbers? I know we were in the 900s and some references were made in bugs and forums to these numbers. Would seems weird to start back over at 1, don't you think?

Karl

Kleopatra
Re: Hudson - back in business
Posted: Mar 21, 2008 7:00 AM   in response to: rah003
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Hi Jan,

good work - thanks! Felt very uncomfortable without Hudson's constant
watchfullness.


> Funny how absence of continuous build for couple of days allows for some creepy errors to sneak in ... there's one test failing. Whoever it is (no names ;) ) who worked on ListRenderer recently could you please check it out?

haha .. that one has nothing to do with recent work, but exposes a
deeper problem with LF-dependent tests: this test makes assumptions
about the LF with are not correct in all - and who's mad enough to work
with MotifLF except the new server <g> Quick fix by backing out if Motif
is detected, but have to think how to make LF dependent testing more robust.

BTW, don't we have backups from the old server? Or do we have and they
can't be re-imported into the new Hudson setup? Is there any way to
disable the localization? I'm confused by German in that context ;-)


CU
Jeanette

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rah003

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Re: Hudson - back in business
Posted: Mar 21, 2008 7:24 AM   in response to: Kleopatra
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Karl: Sorry no easy way to renumber the builds and start somewhere higher up. (Or at least I don't know of easy way ... maybe renaming build folders but that could screw something else later). Personally I don't see it as a big issue.

Jeanette: Thanks for looking at the test. As for backup and restoring the old stuff ... this server is completely different installation with different setup, so even if we could dig the stuff out of old server it would not be simple to restore it. If we waited to get the data and do the restore, server wouldn't be running yet, so we decided to go ahead and configure everything from scratch, learn from old mistakes and hopefully make it better and faster.

rbair

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Re: Hudson - back in business
Posted: Mar 21, 2008 8:17 AM   in response to: rah003
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> Karl: Sorry no easy way to renumber the builds and
> start somewhere higher up. (Or at least I don't know
> of easy way ... maybe renaming build folders but that
> could screw something else later). Personally I don't
> see it as a big issue.

Actually, I think this is quite doable. I seem to remember reading about it on the hudson website once. I'll look around.

Richard

osbald

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Re: Hudson - back in business
Posted: Mar 21, 2008 8:26 AM   in response to: rah003
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About the build numbers how about shutting down hudson, going into the .hudson working dir (mines %userprofile%/.hudson on windows). Navigating down to the swingx build folder under jobs/ and changing the content of the nextBuildNumber file under here. Restart hudson and it should continue from the new number. Actually just restarting hudson webapp inside the container after changing the file might be enough as hudson seems to read it once at startup/build time (shutdown works - didnt try latter).

There's also a description-setter plugin that I've played with. What I did with ours was to dynamically set the description of the build to its svn revision number. It also allows for a url shortcut to get at a hudson build via the description (svn number). nice.

rah003

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Re: Hudson - back in business
Posted: Mar 21, 2008 7:31 AM   in response to: Kleopatra
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> can't be re-imported into the new Hudson setup? Is there any way to
> disable the localization? I'm confused by German in that context ;-)

Oh this one. Hmm, seem it comes with latest version of Hudson and again ... no switch to disable it. Either change Preferred Locale in your browser or get used to it ... or open RFE on hudson site to add such a switch (I know Koshuke prefers simple configuration, so whatever can be found out without manual setup doesn't have usually setup field) ... sorry :(

Kleopatra
Re: Hudson - back in business
Posted: Mar 21, 2008 7:31 AM   in response to: rah003
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jdnc-interest@javadesktop.org schrieb:
>> can't be re-imported into the new Hudson setup? Is there any way to
>> disable the localization? I'm confused by German in that context ;-)
>>
>
> Oh this one. Hmm, seem it comes with latest version of Hudson and again ... no switch to disable it. Either change Preferred Locale in your browser or get used to it ... or open RFE on hudson site to add such a switch (I know Koshuke prefers simple configuration, so whatever can be found out without manual setup doesn't have usually setup field) ... sorry :(
>

then it will be getting used to, sigh ;-)

thanks for looking into it
Jeanette

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osbald

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Re: Hudson - back in business
Posted: Mar 21, 2008 8:32 AM   in response to: Kleopatra
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>> disable the localization? I'm confused by German in that context

So would I, glad I wasn't born in Germany. I don't speak German :)

You know about Firefox Tools->Advanced->General->Languages right? Would've thought there's a fair chance of finding a languages plugin (toolbar button) to make these choices a whole lot quicker & easier to change. Would you explode if you configured say IE to an English preference and used IE for hudson (i.e.e.e.e another browser)?




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