CI Factory
I tried to get CI Factory to work on my project, but I found some problems...
To help setup me project, I followed this very nice show on dnrTV by Scott Hanselman and Jay Flowers.
Problems encountered:
For the second problem, I hacked into a lot of files to replace WinRAR with 7Zip. As 7Zip has a peculiar way to create SFX files, I had to create 3 batch files to help 7Zip do the task.
After a lot of testing, the project finally build!
But when I say "the project", I should have said "the project skeleton". Without my source code, I'm already worth almost 30MB on disk... no code, only build scripts and support tools. And only Simian!
Problems:
In a future post, I'll write about our CCNet.
PS: if you want to see the changes I made to CI Factory, drop me a line.
To help setup me project, I followed this very nice show on dnrTV by Scott Hanselman and Jay Flowers.
Problems encountered:
- Using VSS and not having my project on the root of the source control
- Not using WinRAR
For the second problem, I hacked into a lot of files to replace WinRAR with 7Zip. As 7Zip has a peculiar way to create SFX files, I had to create 3 batch files to help 7Zip do the task.
After a lot of testing, the project finally build!
But when I say "the project", I should have said "the project skeleton". Without my source code, I'm already worth almost 30MB on disk... no code, only build scripts and support tools. And only Simian!
Problems:
- you get lots of trash on your source control (build scripts is one thing but the binaries of nAnt, Simian, etc, is a bit overkill)
- the project structure looks a little messy
- you have one CCNet server for every project
- you have lots os replicated things across projects
In a future post, I'll write about our CCNet.
PS: if you want to see the changes I made to CI Factory, drop me a line.
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