I will try again soon to setup the environment.
A bot called gatein-bot will say things like:
"Can one of the admins verify this patch?" on pull requests
It means that a PR request was made by a person who is not whitelisted,
an "admin" would then need to check that there is no malicious code in
the PR and trigger the Jenkins job by commenting "This is ok to test".
The bot will trigger the job and give results of the testsuite, in the
pull request.
With this it should help gate keepers to refuse a PR if it doesn't pass
the testsuite before even looking into it.
For now the jenkins server is my private machine which is not available
outside so you won't be able to see Jenkins results (only if it passed
or failed). If it works ok, I will try to change it to have the job public.
The configuration is very sensitive and I tried couple of times on test
repositories, I hope that it won't be too noisy...
You can see here an example that passed:
https://github.com/theute-test/test/pull/1
Here if the requester is whitelisted:
https://github.com/theute-test/test/pull/2
Thomas
On 09/21/2012 03:44 PM, Thomas Heute wrote:
Deeply sorry about noise on GitHub...
If you see this comment: "Can one of the admins verify this patch?" you can
ignore...
I'm trying to setup a machine to trigger the testsuite on each PRs so that we know if
it breaks the testsuite before it's applied.
And this bot says this comment...
I'll create a new user to make it clearer..
Thomas
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