Luntbuid is an open source continuous integration server which can be used to automate and manage your software builds.
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luntbuild-1.1 Release Notes
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1. Changes since version 1.0.2
1) Build notifications can be configured to send to users
who has checked in since last build
2) Build notifications can be sent to MSN messenger
besides email.
3) Remoting API added, so that functionalities such as
triggering build, modify project/view properties,
search builds, get build information can be accessed
programmatically
4) A composite vcs adaptor has been added to support build
from mutiple repositories of same of different vcs types
5) Build can be configured to run based on user defined
conditions, such as repository modified, execution
result of an external command, etc.
6) Build success judgement can be customerized, for
example, based on return code of ant command, or
success/fail pattern occurred in the build log
7) Reserved values of "what to build" property of UCM
clearcase adaptor are now surrounded with '<' and '>',
for example "<latest baselines>" will represents to
build against all latest baselines, while "latest
baselines" will simply represents to build against the
baseline named "latest baselines".
8) "next build version" property of a view are now
enhanced to support more flexible versioning
strategies, such as including build date, build
iterations, etc.
9) "is cygwin cvs" property been added for cvs adaptor to
get luntbuild works with cygwin cvs correctly.
10) Extra options can be set for base or UCM clearcase
adaptor to control behavious such as end of line modes
for checkouted text files, etc.
11) "convert EOL" property been added for starteam adaptor
to control end of line modes for checkouted text
files.
12) "line end" property been added for perforce adaptor to
control end of line modes for checkouted text files.
13) Fix the bug that luntbuild can not work with cvs-1.1
Access http://www.luntsys.com/luntbuild/ for detailed information
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The continuous integration server - luntbuid1.1 released (9 messages)
- Posted by: alvin shen
- Posted on: November 18 2004 01:59 EST
Threaded Messages (9)
- Downloading Luntbuild by Javed Mandary on November 18 2004 23:56 EST
- It is now been fixed by alvin shen on November 19 2004 00:55 EST
- Professional?! by Jani Kaarela on November 19 2004 06:33 EST
- Sorry for the grammer/spelling errors by alvin shen on November 19 2004 19:44 EST
- bravo! by Jack Hong on November 19 2004 22:46 EST
- Re: Sorry for the grammer/spelling errors by Jani Kaarela on November 22 2004 06:45 EST
- Re: Sorry for the grammer/spelling errors by alvin shen on November 23 2004 12:11 EST
- The continuous integration server - luntbuid1.1 released by sean carey on November 23 2004 00:49 EST
- Maven support by Kenny MacLeod on November 23 2004 12:45 EST
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Downloading Luntbuild[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Javed Mandary
- Posted on: November 18 2004 23:56 EST
- in response to alvin shen
I tried to download luntbuild http://www.luntsys.com/luntbuild/downloads/luntbuild-1.1.zip but somehow the path to the luntbuild zip is incorrect. -
It is now been fixed[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: alvin shen
- Posted on: November 19 2004 00:55 EST
- in response to Javed Mandary
I've just re-uploaded this file to fix a bug -
Professional?![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Jani Kaarela
- Posted on: November 19 2004 06:33 EST
- in response to alvin shen
It would sound much more "professional" to me if the release notes, web site and docs weren't riddled with spelling/grammatical errors. Naturally, it doesn't really matter, but people tend to draw conclusions... -
Sorry for the grammer/spelling errors[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: alvin shen
- Posted on: November 19 2004 19:44 EST
- in response to alvin shen
Sorry for the grammer/spelling errors, cause English is not my native language. -
bravo![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Jack Hong
- Posted on: November 19 2004 22:46 EST
- in response to alvin shen
Thanks for the great tool, you guys certainly have done an excellent job. luntbuild is so easy to set up, configuring projects and builds/schedules are so straight forward, and it just works! It would be great if custom external commands can be specified as publishers, we'd like to trigger our x10 modules that control lava lamps. -
Re: Sorry for the grammer/spelling errors[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Jani Kaarela
- Posted on: November 22 2004 06:45 EST
- in response to alvin shen
Sorry for the grammer/spelling errors, cause English is not my native language.
It's okay. I'm not a native English-speaker, either. But I really recommend you get a native English-speaker to proof-read and correct your docs and stuff. Just to make a better impression. -
Re: Sorry for the grammer/spelling errors[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: alvin shen
- Posted on: November 23 2004 00:11 EST
- in response to Jani Kaarela
This is a good suggestion.
Thanks! -
The continuous integration server - luntbuid1.1 released[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: sean carey
- Posted on: November 23 2004 00:49 EST
- in response to alvin shen
Luntbuild is by far the most comprehensive open source CI / Build system I have ever used.
I have worked with Cruisecontrol and Gump and they cant even compete with the power and usability of Luntbuild.
I have joined the Luntbuild team and my first task will be to rewrite all of the text in the ui and help files.
Thanks for a great tool guys!
Sean Carey -
Maven support[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Kenny MacLeod
- Posted on: November 23 2004 12:45 EST
- in response to sean carey
Luntbuild doesn't appear to support Maven builds, which gives CruiseControl a definitive advantage for me.