Projects

Jenkins

Jenkins is a continuous integration server, allowing you to automatically monitor source repositories, build software and run tests. One-click installation and out-of-the-box cluster support make it easy to get started improving your software, or just giving you greater control of your daily task ... [More] automation. With an extensive library of over 300 plugins, Jenkins can be used to build, test, log, analyse, graph and notify you in a great number of different ways about your jobs. Founded by Kohsuke Kawaguchi while at Sun in 2004, the Hudson project forked in January 2011 to become Jenkins, with Oracle Corporation continuing the development of Hudson, and the bulk of the Hudson community, including Kawaguchi, moving on to work on Jenkins. [Less]

hudson-eclipse

Monitor Hudson build status from Eclipse. Install using the Update Manager or drop dk.contix.eclipse.hudson_x.x.x.jar in the plugins/ dir. The update site url is http://hudson-eclipse.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/hudson-update/ After installation, the plugin must be configured. This is done ... [More] in Preferences under Hudson. The important parameter is Hudson base url, which should point to the main Hudson page. When the plugin is running, a health icon is displayed at the bottom of the Eclipse window. The icon is red on build failure and green on success. Double-click on the icon to open the Hudson view, where all projects in Hudson can be tracked. Changelog1.0.4 Added name filter - Thanks to Christian Fain for the patch Added support for Hudson views. Select view from the dropdown menu. M [Less]

xcode-plugin-hudson

This project aims to create a plugin providing support for Xcode builds for the Hudson integration server. It also aims to provide very good support for iPhone Xcode projects (support for provisioning profiles etc.). A related goal would be to provide OCUnit and CLang / Scan-build integration.

Jabox

Jabox is an Open Source Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) system for developing Maven projects. Its objective is to integrate seamlessly the necessary software for developing a Java application and provide a Quality Assurance service right from the birth of the project on development.

hudson-idea

The project is a plugin for the IntelliJ IDEA IDE and provides status monitoring of a Hudson (hudson.dev.java.net) build server.

TapTinder

TapTinder is continuous integration and automated testing tool for software engineering. Using your own TapTinder installation or TapTinder service you can monitor, diagnose and improve the quality of software right during development in real-time. TapTinder clients run your builds and tests across ... [More] multiple platforms and multiple environments in parallel. Results are collected by a server that provides fast feedback to your developers. A sophisticated web interface gives you the tools to visualize, trace and analyze collected data to diagnose defects immediately or later for future planning. [Less]

SecureCI

A VM containing a turn-key solution for continuous integration with source code control, build management, automated testing, security analysis, defect tracking, and project management, all using open source tools.

Stagehand_TestRunner

Stagehand_TestRunner provides a test runner to run unit tests. Stagehand_TestRunner strongly supports Test Driven Development (TDD) by various features.

hudson-tray-tracker

Hudson Tray Tracker is an application which helps monitoring projects configured on a Hudson server (a continuous integration server). It sits in the Windows tray to display an icon showing the worst build status. That way, you know as soon as something goes wrong with one of the projects you are ... [More] monitoring. Here is a screenshot of what Hudson Tray Tracker looks like in the tray (see the green square with a 'H' within it): The main features are: Multi-server support Project selection for each server Tray icon with bright colors: green: all is good yellow: at least one project has test failures red: at least one project does not build gray: at least one project is indeterminate orange: currently building, and there was at least one project which did not build at the last check blue: currently building, and there was no project which did not build at the last check Balloon warning in the tray when a project regresses (when a build fails, for instance) Open the project page (from the main window) Open the last build's console output (from the main window) Run a build (from the main window) Auto-refresh every 15 seconds Acknowledge a build failure: this makes as if the build was successful when choosing the tray icon Starts with Windows Application auto-update (checks at startup and every 10 minutes) The project is hosted on Google Code: http://hudson-tray-tracker.googlecode.com/. See also IDM's blog. RequirementsHudson Tray Tracker runs on Microsoft Windows and requires Microsoft .Net framework 2 to be installed. The main window Here is a screenshot of the main window: In the central panel: The projects are grouped by server. Here, there is only one: Apache's one. Each project has an icon displaying its status. A tooltip appears giving more details when you hover over a project. For each project, you get the following details: project name project page URL last succes build number, time and user last failure build number, time and user. You can double-click a project to display the project page. If the last build was a failure, the console output page is opened. From the context menu, you can: open the project page open the console output page run a build (works only if anonymous users are authorized to run builds) acknowledge a build failure (for the tray icon) remove a project In the toolbar: Settings: displays the settings window from which you can add/remove servers and add/remove projects. Refresh: refreshes the status of all the projects. Exit: closes the application (not only the main window). Check for updates: check for an application update. About: displays the about form. The settings windowHere is a screenshot of the settings window: In the toolbar: Add server: opens a window in which you can type-in the URL of a server you would like to add. Remove server: remove the selected server from the list. In the central panel: The left panel displays the list of servers. The right panel displays the projects located on the selected server. If you check/uncheck a project, changes are immediately taken into account. From the context menu, you can suscribe/unsuscribe to all the the projects with one click. InternalsProject status updateHudson Tray Tracker checks all the projects at a time by using the Hudson's XML API. This can take a minute or two if you are monitoring hundreds of projects. To make this process as fast as possible, 8 threads run in parallel and make up to 4 simultaneous requests per server. To avoid checking without interruptions, a 15 seconds delay is imposed between the end of an update and the beginning of the next update. Auto-updateThe auto-update checks at startup and every 10 minutes if a new version of the application is available. To do that, it compares the version number of the installed version with the current version number which can be found from http://hudson-tray-tracker.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/scripts/version.properties. LogsLogs are written in APP_DATA\Hudson Tray Tracker\Logs\, where APP_DATA is C:\Documents and Settings\login\Application Data\ (Windows XP and older) or C:\Users\login\AppData\Roaming\ (Windows Vista). [Less]

xcode-hudson-plugin

XCode integration for Hudson CI Environment