BastiBense
12th March 2009, 08:08
Hey guys,
not sure if this should go to "General Programming" or here, but I think the topic can be very Qt-specific and should probably be discussed here.
For a few of my projects (open source and company ones), I'd like to provide nightly builds or snapshots from SVN of my applications. I saw that Nokia/Trolltech provides nightly builds, and I was wondering which strategy you guys are following, and which tools you are using to do it.
These are the most important points that came to my mind:
- Snapshots/Nightlies for Mac OS X, Linux, Windows
- Having a report created for the compilation process, possibly with benchmarks and tests that are run afterwards
- Provide a SVN hook to start compilation after a commit (which doesn't happen too often a day in this case)
- Automatically generate installer packages or DMGs on Mac OS X
- Automatically re-configure the linking on OS X or copy the required DLLs on Windows
Any thoughts on this?
Thanks in advance! :)
Basti
not sure if this should go to "General Programming" or here, but I think the topic can be very Qt-specific and should probably be discussed here.
For a few of my projects (open source and company ones), I'd like to provide nightly builds or snapshots from SVN of my applications. I saw that Nokia/Trolltech provides nightly builds, and I was wondering which strategy you guys are following, and which tools you are using to do it.
These are the most important points that came to my mind:
- Snapshots/Nightlies for Mac OS X, Linux, Windows
- Having a report created for the compilation process, possibly with benchmarks and tests that are run afterwards
- Provide a SVN hook to start compilation after a commit (which doesn't happen too often a day in this case)
- Automatically generate installer packages or DMGs on Mac OS X
- Automatically re-configure the linking on OS X or copy the required DLLs on Windows
Any thoughts on this?
Thanks in advance! :)
Basti