[Seaside-dev] Seaside 3.0.7 & 3.1 build testing on Travis

[Philippe Marschall]

On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 8:01 PM, Paul DeBruicker <pdebruic at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi-
>
> For Seaside 3.1 I've set travisci.org to run the following jobs:
>
>    - ST=PharoCore-1.1 LOAD="'Development Tests'"
>    - ST=PharoCore-1.1 LOAD="'Tests' 'Development Tests' 'JQueryUI Tests'
> 'Kom Tests'"
>    - ST=PharoCore-1.2 LOAD="'Tests' 'Development Tests' 'JQueryUI Tests'
> 'Kom Tests'"
>    - ST=PharoCore-1.3 LOAD="'Tests'  'Development Tests'  'JQueryUI Tests'
> 'Kom Tests' 'Zinc'"
>    - ST=Pharo-1.4 LOAD="'Tests'  'Development Tests'  'JQueryUI Tests'
> 'Zinc'"
>    - ST=Pharo-2.0 LOAD="'Tests'  'Development Tests'  'JQueryUI Tests'
> 'Zinc' "
>    - ST=Squeak-4.3 LOAD="'Tests'  'Development Tests'  'JQueryUI Tests'
> 'WebClient'"
>    - ST=Squeak-4.4 LOAD="'Tests'  'Development Tests'  'JQueryUI Tests'
> 'WebClient'".
>
>
> For Seaside 3.0.7 I've set it to run these jobs:
>    - ST=PharoCore-1.1 LOAD="'Core' 'Tests'"
>    - ST=PharoCore-1.2 LOAD="'Core' 'Tests'"
>    - ST=PharoCore-1.3 LOAD="'Core' 'Tests'"
>    - ST=Pharo-1.4 LOAD="'Core' 'Tests'"
>    - ST=Pharo-2.0 LOAD="'Core' 'Tests'"
>    - ST=Squeak-4.3 LOAD="'Core' 'Tests'"
>    - ST=Squeak-4.4 LOAD="'Core' 'Tests'"
>
>
> You can see the results here:
>
> https://travis-ci.org/pdebruic/ConfigurationOfSeaside30
>
> On that page there is a branch summary tab.  The 'master' branch is for 3.1.
> On each branch's summary page there is a link for each job.  At the bottom
> of the job's page there is a list of what went wrong, if the tests ran or a
> stack trace if the packages could not finish loading.
>
> The summary is
>         Pharo 2.0 needs a newer VM than the current Smalltalk setup for
> travis provides.
> For seaside 3.1:
>         'Tests' all pass on all platforms
>         'Development Tests' have at least one failure or error on all
> platforms and does not load into Pharo1.1
>         'JQueryUI Tests' fails on Pharo 1.4 because
> JSConversionTest>>#testNumber fails

Thanks for the work.

Cheers
Philippe