Hudson and Jenkins now on GitHub
- February, 18 2011
- triplem
I think, the whole fork stuff with Hudson and Jenkins gets even more hilarious. In a vote, the Hudson community decided to move (take your breath) to github.com. See InfoQ for more details about this movement. Now both Hudson as well as Jenkins are on github. Jason (van Zyl) seem to have made already quite some changes to Hudson so, I would expect some major changes coming up for the next Huds...
Hudson vs. Jenkins - more thoughts
- February, 17 2011
- triplem
After having released the last post about Hudson vs. Jenkins, I have read quite a lot about this issue. Sonatype seems to have started a new "campaign" on their relationship to and investments into hudson (see their latest banner on their homepage, where they state: "Maven + Hudson = a heart is shown here"). Of course Sonatype (which is a heavily risk capital backed company) would like to earn m...
Xfce and Chromium
- February, 14 2011
- triplem
I recently switched (once again) from gnome to another Desktop Environment. This time I have chosen Xfce. To make chromium open thunar for folders, I have had to follow the following post in the ArchLinux Forum. Basically it is a minor change in the xdg-open file, which will most probably be break as soon as there is an update to this one, or they are updating this one for the latest Xfce incarnat...
Maven CI Best Practices
- February, 10 2011
- triplem
Yesterday our Admin came to me and told me, that the Harddrive on our CI Server is nearly full. This is due to the fact that our Nexus Repository as well as our Hudson CI Server are installed on the same machine. Hudson is using it’s own locale repository and therefor all Snapshots are filling up the diskspace. Hudson has its own local repository due to the fact, that we are following the ...
Hudson vs. Jenkins
- February, 10 2011
- triplem
In my last blog post, I mentioned, that we are still using Hudson instead of the new community fork Jenkins. You can ask now why we are doing this. This is mainly a personal decision, and it is not about Oracle and their "relationship" to open source communities, but more about Sonatype and their involvement in the future of Hudson (see blog post here, here and here). I think that if the leader of...
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