Continuous integration

January 10, 2010 by Thibault D

Test results

Diem is already heavily tested, and many tests are added day after day. Now with more than 2200 tests, it became tedious to run them manually.

So I searched for a continuous integration server for Diem 5.0.

Sismo, the sensiolabs CI, is not available yet.

There is an excellent blog post about using Hudson to test symfony applications. I tried it, and saw it was good.

Hudson is now running on http://ci.diem-project.org/. Each day, it builds a new project from latest Diem 5.0 SVN repository, and runs all unit and functional tests.

The results are available online, and we can also follow the build results on twitter and subscribe to the builds RSS feed.
Informations about Diem 5.0 health are also displayed on the Community & Development page.

Say hello to Hudson, our new BETA tester!

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Comments

annisJanuary 11, 2010 9:42 AM
Nice work! :)
Alex StonehamJanuary 13, 2010 12:01 AM
Have u tried symfony under control, based on php under control (bet its too late now ;-) )
Thibault DJanuary 14, 2010 3:53 PM
Yes, I tried symfony under control. It's a great and promising tool.
But for now I think Hudson is even more powerful, this is a mature project with tons of goodies and plugins. For example, see the sweet generated diagram on this blog post... :-)