ContinuousIntegration
Launchpad Entry: appselection-foundations-n-python-continuous-integration
Created:
Contributors:
Packages affected:
Python package testing framework
- autopkgtest (ian jackson) - general package testing tool
- maybe run tests after the build, not download again later
- mvo's auto upgrade tester
- upload python2.7 to a ppa and do testing
- metric gathering:
- list of problem packages
- most extensions will just need a rebuild
- 1200 binary packages with 'python' in the name
- many applications don't have 'python' in the name
- the full list would include anything that has a dependency on python
- rebuilding packages
- putting all packages in a PPA would be slow to build
- lucas' system is overkill for this number of packages [reference to system]
- set-up takes longer than build
- wgrant - ubuntuwire.com
- regular builds feeding bugs into launchpad using a designated tag
- testing outside of LP allows better syncing with debian
Actions
- Review the build systems to see which is most appropriated
- ubuntuwire may be the most appropriate
- talk to wgrant
- #ubuntuwire on freenode
- determine how to integrate with mvo's upgrade tester
- Write tools to extract metric data
- extract raw data from mvo's system
- create new visualization tools
- general tools for re-use
- Best practices for package testing
- Common interface for testing python package (whether in distutils, etc)
- Perhaps "python setup.py test" ?
- Continuous integration system attached to cheeseshop
- Simpler version of buildbot
- Compatibility checks against various python versions
- Limited results shown on cheeseshop
- More detailed data on python.org
- Start with supported python versions and packages in Debian and Ubuntu
- Documentation defines expectations of packages to fit into the system and the best practices
- quickly integration
- Creates templates, setup.py, etc.
- sphinx-based templates
- auto uploads to cheeseshop, LP, elsewhere
- paste integration
- Existing packages will need to be retrofitted
- Want to close the loop: make it easy to start a package, upload to cheeseshop etc, but also to make a system package of it via Launchpad and have that tested too.
- stdeb
- discourage people from including debian directory
- Impediments to automatically making packages
- Licensing issues -- may be solvable
- Best practices:
- Include copyright, author information, licensing, etc that can be put into control files.
- Feedback to developers on how to change their project to benefit from the system.
- Common interface for testing python package (whether in distutils, etc)
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