I've just re-started the CI on qadevel (the future one, not cloud) that mkrizek set up a while back. It was destroyed when I started working on replacing qadevel.cloud but never finished it.
The link is:
https://qadevel.fedoraproject.org/buildmaster/waterfall
Note that there will be ssl cert warnings since it's self signed. Once the thing gets rebuilt for real, those ssl warnings will go away.
Tim
I've just re-started the CI on qadevel (the future one, not cloud) that mkrizek set up a while back. It was destroyed when I started working on replacing qadevel.cloud but never finished it.
The link is:
Great. Just to refresh my memory, will we receive some kind of a notification when some project fails to build?
Note that there will be ssl cert warnings since it's self signed. Once the thing gets rebuilt for real, those ssl warnings will go away.
Not sure if it is intentional, but plain http does not work, the connection is refused. Not an issue, just saying.
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From: "Kamil Paral" kparal@redhat.com To: "Fedora QA Development" qa-devel@lists.fedoraproject.org Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2015 3:38:41 PM Subject: Re: CI for Taskotron and Related Projects
I've just re-started the CI on qadevel (the future one, not cloud) that mkrizek set up a while back. It was destroyed when I started working on replacing qadevel.cloud but never finished it.
The link is:
Great. Just to refresh my memory, will we receive some kind of a notification when some project fails to build?
IIRC it doesn't send notifications. We might enable sending e-mail to the author of a commit that breaks tests (if possible). Thoughts?
Martin
IIRC it doesn't send notifications. We might enable sending e-mail to the author of a commit that breaks tests (if possible). Thoughts?
That would be a great feature! :-)
I'd prefer to also CC qa-devel (might be obtrusive for subscribers) or sysadmin-qa-members, just to be sure we're informed when that commit author is not around for some time.
On Wed, 13 May 2015 09:38:41 -0400 (EDT) Kamil Paral kparal@redhat.com wrote:
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Note that there will be ssl cert warnings since it's self signed. Once the thing gets rebuilt for real, those ssl warnings will go away.
Not sure if it is intentional, but plain http does not work, the connection is refused. Not an issue, just saying.
It's not quite intentional but only port 443 is open to that machine and thus, https only.
I didn't think it was much of a problem, so I didn't ask for port 80 to be opened but it occurs to me that we can't have http to https redirection on that machine unless port 80 is open
Tim
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