Re: buildserver

[Dvorkin Dmitry <dvorkin@tibbo.com>]

simplest solution, I think, is to have a flag in OE local.conf: 
"send_build_report = true" :)


19.11.2010 13:42, Yury Bushmelev пишет:
> 2010/11/19 Klaus Schwarzkopf<schwarzkopf@sensortherm.de>:
>    
>> Hi,
>>
>> i have some problems with the ti recipes, see my emails on the list.
>>
>> The two problems are:
>> * the recipes are out of date and don't work.
>> * the recipes can't download the source files.
>>
>> My idea is, to have an buildserver. On every commit (every night or every
>> week), the buildserver download the sources and build the recipe.
>>      
> For which DISTRO/MACHINE and image should it build? :)
> What to do with commits while building is in process?
> What to do with non-recipes commits (classes, conf, contrib)
>
>    
>> If the server builds the recipe successful, it copy the source files to the
>> webserver.
>>
>> If the builds fails, the person how committed the recipe recieve a email
>> with the log files.
>>
>> What do you think about my idea?
>>      
> Just remember that OE have a lot of distros, machines and images.
> Ideal case is to test all combinations, but, let's try to imagine how
> long this will be.
>
> We have following number of distros, machines and images:
> $ ls conf/distro/*.conf | wc -l
> 32
> $ ls conf/machine/*.conf | wc -l
> 297
> $ ls recipes/images/*.bb | wc -l
> 99
>
> My testbuilder (phenom II x6) is building one image in about 2 hours.
> So, 32 * 297 * 99 * 2 = 1881792 hours. It is about 214 years if I
> calculate right. Well, cluster of 32 alike machines can reduce this
> time to 6 years :)
>
> It would be great to have buildserver that will rebuild some most
> frequently used combinations once per day. Probably, qemu machines +
> automated testing under qemu.
> Or even create some distributed build system (buildbot?) with server
> (should give tasks to clients) and clients (should build tasks given
> by server).
>
> Other good idea is to have sanity checker running once per day too. It
> may do next things:
> - check recipes syntax
> - check thath recipes SRC_URI can be fetched
> - check recipes for security flaws (we have tool already)
> - ...
> - PROFIT! :) (sorry, just can't not to write this :)
>
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