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Hi everyone,
During this summer's XWIki SAS seminar, several committers/contributors met and discussed about how to improve the project's quality even further. Some of them must have been drunk because they agree to do insane actions :) Since they will probably tell us that they don't remember about it, here's the rundown as agreed at that time: * Sonar - find rules and propose have them in build - Vincent * After 5.X cycle, continue 1 day per week with rolling themes - Vincent to organize * Create JMeter scenario in build (and run them at each release) to ensure we don't decrease performances - Marius [Sorin] * Improve knowing what version of XWiki some doc corresponds to - Caty? * Work on xwiki.org dev guide - GuillaumeD * Improve skin on xwiki.org - Caty * Lots more stats/live data on xwiki.org - Marius/Fabio * Have one job per platform top level module on CI - Vincent * Test framework to skip storage and potentially move some integration/func tests to use it - Thomas * Automatic Build promotion from jenkins when all jobs pass to save release time and avoid slippages - Vincent [Caleb] * Review/propose checkstyle rules to remove if any - Caleb * Try: SCM jenkins plugin to put jenkins under SCM… not sure it works fine... - Vincent * Make functional sel2 tests run on phantomJS - Marius/Vincent * Send heapdump in crash emails - Caleb go go go! Thanks -Vincent PS: Seem I was drunker than others since I agree to a lot of actions ;) _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs |
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FTR here are the actions we had decided during 2012's seminar and their statuses:
* Find dead code (using TPC is great for that). -Caleb ==> Not done * Run automated functional tests on various environments - Sorin ==> Not done * Fail the build in java modules on unsufficient TPC for unit tests with excludes feature: 50%. -- Vincent ==> Done! * Sonar find rules and propose have them in build - Marius ==> Not done but Vincent installed Sonar * Create JMeter scenario in build (and run them at each release) - Fabio [Thomas, Marius] ==> Not done * Regular Days (one day per final release) - Bug fixing, legacy,test, doc - Vincent ==> Done on BFD, every week Thanks -Vincent On Sep 20, 2013, at 2:44 PM, Vincent Massol <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > During this summer's XWIki SAS seminar, several committers/contributors met and discussed about how to improve the project's quality even further. > > Some of them must have been drunk because they agree to do insane actions :) Since they will probably tell us that they don't remember about it, here's the rundown as agreed at that time: > > * Sonar - find rules and propose have them in build - Vincent > * After 5.X cycle, continue 1 day per week with rolling themes - Vincent to organize > * Create JMeter scenario in build (and run them at each release) to ensure we don't decrease performances - Marius [Sorin] > * Improve knowing what version of XWiki some doc corresponds to - Caty? > * Work on xwiki.org dev guide - GuillaumeD > * Improve skin on xwiki.org - Caty > * Lots more stats/live data on xwiki.org - Marius/Fabio > * Have one job per platform top level module on CI - Vincent > * Test framework to skip storage and potentially move some integration/func tests to use it - Thomas > * Automatic Build promotion from jenkins when all jobs pass to save release time and avoid slippages - Vincent [Caleb] > * Review/propose checkstyle rules to remove if any - Caleb > * Try: SCM jenkins plugin to put jenkins under SCM… not sure it works fine... - Vincent > * Make functional sel2 tests run on phantomJS - Marius/Vincent > * Send heapdump in crash emails - Caleb > > go go go! > > Thanks > -Vincent > > PS: Seem I was drunker than others since I agree to a lot of actions ;) > _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs |
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Hi,
I remember of having agreed also on exploring an alternative for packaging XAR files in a simpler way that doesn't involve XML. I did some work on this front: XWikiFS (https://github.com/fmancinelli/xwikifs) It already works but it lacks the most important feature to make it really usable... Synchronizing things downstream (from the wiki to the xwikifs) -Fabio On Fri, Sep 20, 2013 at 2:44 PM, Vincent Massol <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > During this summer's XWIki SAS seminar, several committers/contributors met and discussed about how to improve the project's quality even further. > > Some of them must have been drunk because they agree to do insane actions :) Since they will probably tell us that they don't remember about it, here's the rundown as agreed at that time: > > * Sonar - find rules and propose have them in build - Vincent > * After 5.X cycle, continue 1 day per week with rolling themes - Vincent to organize > * Create JMeter scenario in build (and run them at each release) to ensure we don't decrease performances - Marius [Sorin] > * Improve knowing what version of XWiki some doc corresponds to - Caty? > * Work on xwiki.org dev guide - GuillaumeD > * Improve skin on xwiki.org - Caty > * Lots more stats/live data on xwiki.org - Marius/Fabio > * Have one job per platform top level module on CI - Vincent > * Test framework to skip storage and potentially move some integration/func tests to use it - Thomas > * Automatic Build promotion from jenkins when all jobs pass to save release time and avoid slippages - Vincent [Caleb] > * Review/propose checkstyle rules to remove if any - Caleb > * Try: SCM jenkins plugin to put jenkins under SCM… not sure it works fine... - Vincent > * Make functional sel2 tests run on phantomJS - Marius/Vincent > * Send heapdump in crash emails - Caleb > > go go go! > > Thanks > -Vincent > > PS: Seem I was drunker than others since I agree to a lot of actions ;) > > _______________________________________________ > devs mailing list > [hidden email] > http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs devs mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs |
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