Guys,
I noticed you have been improving .travis.yml. Can you share some performance data when using it? I am still using Jenkins to verify my branches for every commit. Due to the limitation of computing power, I don't cover all targets. This has caused several "oops". Please share your experience. Thanks.
York
On 11/30/2016 12:47 PM, york sun wrote:
Guys,
I noticed you have been improving .travis.yml. Can you share some performance data when using it? I am still using Jenkins to verify my branches for every commit. Due to the limitation of computing power, I don't cover all targets. This has caused several "oops". Please share your experience. Thanks.
The Travis results are all public. For example, you can look at the URL below to see the build for Tom's github clone of the main u-boot.git:
https://travis-ci.org/u-boot/u-boot
The last test run appears to have taken about 49 minutes total. IIRC Tom mentioned 1-2 hours total in the past.
Travis uses github hooks to detect pushes, so I typically see it start builds almost immediately after a push to an enabled branch.
On 11/30/2016 01:35 PM, Stephen Warren wrote:
On 11/30/2016 12:47 PM, york sun wrote:
Guys,
I noticed you have been improving .travis.yml. Can you share some performance data when using it? I am still using Jenkins to verify my branches for every commit. Due to the limitation of computing power, I don't cover all targets. This has caused several "oops". Please share your experience. Thanks.
The Travis results are all public. For example, you can look at the URL below to see the build for Tom's github clone of the main u-boot.git:
https://emea01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftravis-ci...
The last test run appears to have taken about 49 minutes total. IIRC Tom mentioned 1-2 hours total in the past.
Travis uses github hooks to detect pushes, so I typically see it start builds almost immediately after a push to an enabled branch.
Stephen,
Thanks for the pointer. I am getting myself familiar with Travis CI. I have been using Jenkins. Compiling 100 commits for powerpc (418 targets) takes many hours to finish.
York
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