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Add or comment on agenda items here, just prefix the item with your name so we can identify you on the call:  
 
Add or comment on agenda items here, just prefix the item with your name so we can identify you on the call:  
*2.x?
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** What is the status on the next release on the 2.x line?
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*2.x?  
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**What is the status on the next release on the 2.x line?
  
 
*3.0.0  
 
*3.0.0  
** [susan] M2/M3 Release  
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**[susan] M2/M3 Release  
** [susan] Website and wiki  
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**[susan] Website and wiki  
** [susan] Initial Code Contribution  
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**[susan] Initial Code Contribution  
** [susan] Issues migration
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**[susan] Issues migration
  
* [Winston] Hudson performance in a enterprise installation, defining best practice, dedicating a release for performance analysis.
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*[Winston] Hudson performance in a enterprise installation, defining best practice, dedicating a release for performance analysis.
  
* [Henrik] What are the core team's priorities besides the eclipse migration? upcoming features?
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*[Henrik] What are the core team's priorities besides the eclipse migration? upcoming features? [http://www.eclipse.org/projects/project-plan.php?projectid=technology.hudson project plan]
* [Henrik] Out approach to scripting Hudson seems half-hearted at best, how do we improve this? (We need a unified way that plugins can easily attach themselves to)
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*[Henrik] Out approach to scripting Hudson seems half-hearted at best, how do we improve this? (We need a unified way that plugins can easily attach themselves to)  
** CLI works: but is limited in its API plus requires special access through firewalls etc.
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**CLI works: but is limited in its API plus requires special access through firewalls etc.  
** old "REST" api: I can configure a project, but it generally lacks in api
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**old "REST" api: I can configure a project, but it generally lacks in api  
** new "REST" api, I personally find it confusing, eg. there is a difference bewteen project/<id> and projects/<name> in the latter I can get the config, nodes doesn't support configuration at all.
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**new "REST" api, I personally find it confusing, eg. there is a difference bewteen project/&lt;id&gt; and projects/&lt;name&gt; in the latter I can get the config, nodes doesn't support configuration at all.  
* [Henrik] Collaboration on testing the hudson UI. Right now we have several testing "frameworks" in play for hudson. Right now we have
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*[Henrik] Collaboration on testing the hudson UI. Right now we have several testing "frameworks" in play for hudson. Right now we have  
** hudson-test-framework (part of core): Don't know it but assume it is for plugin developers writing their own tests
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**hudson-test-framework (part of core): Don't know it but assume it is for plugin developers writing their own tests  
** hudson-test-harness: Extensive "white-box" testing of hudson
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**hudson-test-harness: Extensive "white-box" testing of hudson  
** hudson-test-ui: Small selenium based testing package primarily for cascading projects
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**hudson-test-ui: Small selenium based testing package primarily for cascading projects  
** plugin-tester (https://github.com/hudson-plugins/plugin-tester): My prototype for testing a plugin in hudson using selenium tests. Similar to hudson-test-ui except my version tests against multiple hudson cores, and allows each test class to specify which plugins should be installed.
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**plugin-tester (https://github.com/hudson-plugins/plugin-tester): My prototype for testing a plugin in hudson using selenium tests. Similar to hudson-test-ui except my version tests against multiple hudson cores, and allows each test class to specify which plugins should be installed.
  
 
I suggest we look into unifying hudson-test-ui with my prototype, but where should it be located and which plugins should be tested?. (and we should try to run the plugin's own tests against out hudson cores)
 
I suggest we look into unifying hudson-test-ui with my prototype, but where should it be located and which plugins should be tested?. (and we should try to run the plugin's own tests against out hudson cores)

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Agenda

Add or comment on agenda items here, just prefix the item with your name so we can identify you on the call:

  • 2.x?
    • What is the status on the next release on the 2.x line?
  • 3.0.0
    • [susan] M2/M3 Release
    • [susan] Website and wiki
    • [susan] Initial Code Contribution
    • [susan] Issues migration
  • [Winston] Hudson performance in a enterprise installation, defining best practice, dedicating a release for performance analysis.
  • [Henrik] What are the core team's priorities besides the eclipse migration? upcoming features? project plan
  • [Henrik] Out approach to scripting Hudson seems half-hearted at best, how do we improve this? (We need a unified way that plugins can easily attach themselves to)
    • CLI works: but is limited in its API plus requires special access through firewalls etc.
    • old "REST" api: I can configure a project, but it generally lacks in api
    • new "REST" api, I personally find it confusing, eg. there is a difference bewteen project/<id> and projects/<name> in the latter I can get the config, nodes doesn't support configuration at all.
  • [Henrik] Collaboration on testing the hudson UI. Right now we have several testing "frameworks" in play for hudson. Right now we have
    • hudson-test-framework (part of core): Don't know it but assume it is for plugin developers writing their own tests
    • hudson-test-harness: Extensive "white-box" testing of hudson
    • hudson-test-ui: Small selenium based testing package primarily for cascading projects
    • plugin-tester (https://github.com/hudson-plugins/plugin-tester): My prototype for testing a plugin in hudson using selenium tests. Similar to hudson-test-ui except my version tests against multiple hudson cores, and allows each test class to specify which plugins should be installed.

I suggest we look into unifying hudson-test-ui with my prototype, but where should it be located and which plugins should be tested?. (and we should try to run the plugin's own tests against out hudson cores)

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