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jennykwan
jennykwan

Reputation: 2701

Continuous Integration for Common Lisp?

Are there any continuous integration frameworks for CL? Specifically, I'm looking for:

  • Automated "build", i.e. ASDF system load from base state
  • Automated tests
  • Status push - email notification and the like, especially for broken builds and failed tests
  • Status pull - website, logs, anything the dev team can pull to read
  • Status history - details of runs saved and easily browsable

    • It seems to me that the open source side of the Lisp community champions solo development. There's very little in support for teams. Just creating a project trunk with lib dependencies that can be checked out by a random developer has to be hand-rolled.

    Upvotes: 5

    Views: 804

    Answers (1)

    martinus
    martinus

    Reputation: 18023

    You could use Hudson, it is very simple and language independent. The only requirement is that you can start the whole thing from a batch file, and return an value other than 0 when an error occurs. We use this for Java, C++, and Ruby projects.

    Maybe this helps too: If your program does not return an error code, you can write a little script that runs after the program that checks the output logs for errors and returns an error code if something is found.

    Upvotes: 3

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