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Server donation received!


Hi all!

Today, Npgsql received a server donation from a person who prefers to remain anonymous.
With it, we will be able to provide nightly builds as well as a continuous integration build service. We are thinking about using CruiseControl.Net

Thank you very much for the donation!
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Nagappan said…
You can also use OpenSuSE build service !?! using MonoOSC ? Just a thought :)
28 August, 2008 23:35
Francisco Junior said…
@nagappan - Thank you for your feedback. I didn't know Opensuse build service had something about Mono. I will check it out later.

@slava imeshev - Thank you for your feedback. I didn't know about your product. I will check it out. But I'd rather go with an opensource solution.
29 August, 2008 16:11
Anton Andreev said…
Hi,
I use Cruise Control .NET with SVN and unit tests and even automatic selenium unit tests. If you need some help configuring Cruise Control .NET, call me.
29 August, 2008 16:56
Anonymous said…
TeamCity is also a very nice one, we use it for both .NET and Java projects and quite satisfied.
31 August, 2008 12:20
surfzoid said…
Hi folk's
Finaly do you choice to use MonoOSC ?
12 September, 2008 07:53
Francisco Junior said…
Hi, surfzoid....

We are still doing some tests with Cruisecontrol.net.

But I would like to know more about MonoOSC. I noticed,that you, surfzoid is the project admin. Would you mind to send me a message explaning me how I could get started with MonoOSC?

Also, is it possible to make builds for windows too, or only for gnu/linux distributions?

Thanks in advance.
12 September, 2008 14:02
surfzoid said…
WonderFull news who happyly my brain lol.
First MonoOSC is Beta and in developpment so some feature missing yet (i am alone for this time)
But starting is really simple, after installed just running it and enter your OBS info (name, pass...), then clcik on the connect buton or menu, at this time you need a valid home project on OBS and repo can only be added by Manual edition of XML data (repo manager is in devel) or by the webclient.

MonoOSC run under Windows, but it is only a Client of OpenSuse Build Service API (OBS) and this one doesn't reall y provide build for Win32, i see some post or on IRC a Maintener who have a technic to provide a win32 build in a RPM the thread in question start here : http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-buildservice/2008-09/msg00107.html
at this time i'm on Mono channel.
12 September, 2008 14:16
surfzoid said…
I forget an intersting starting point, to understand OBS,create account, wiki, IRC, mailling list ... as usall :-) :
https://build.opensuse.org/
12 September, 2008 14:19
Francisco Junior said…
Hi, @surfzoid!

Thanks for the info. I will have a look at it. It would be nice to have this working.

Unfortunately, here in my job, we have a firewall which doesn't allow me to connect to irc. :(

But I will add you to gtalk.

Thanks!
12 September, 2008 14:33
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