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Once you log in, you can disable/enable nightly builds with the Disable/Enable Project button. Click the Configure link to edit the build schedule and many other parameters. One thing you '''must''' do is enter your email address in the Email Notification box at the bottom of the Config page. That way you'll know when builds fail. | Once you log in, you can disable/enable nightly builds with the Disable/Enable Project button. Click the Configure link to edit the build schedule and many other parameters. One thing you '''must''' do is enter your email address in the Email Notification box at the bottom of the Config page. That way you'll know when builds fail. | ||
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| + | Space on the Eclipse download server is limited. Builds that we want to save, but are no longer current, need to be moved to the archive instead. Its URL is [http://archive.eclipse.org/edt/ http://archive.eclipse.org/edt/]. When you're logged in to build.eclipse.org, our archive can be found at /home/data/httpd/archive.eclipse.org/edt/. | ||
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Revision as of 11:31, 3 February 2012
Contents
Release Engineering for EDT
This page contains hints, tips, links, and instructions for the EDT project's release engineer.
Developing EDT
To be the release engineer, you have to know the EDT development process in addition to the build process.
- EDT:Developer's Guide to Getting Started on EDT
- EDT:Downloading and installing EDT builds
- EDT:How to commit code to EDT
- EDT:How to add new EDT plugins
Bugs
The Bugzilla component for release engineering is EDTBuilds, though some people might report problems on the Website component. See EDT:How to be notified of EDT bugs.
General Information
The Eclipse Wiki is sometimes useful, and sometimes outdated or missing info you think it should have...it may drive you insane.
The Eclipse sysadmins can be reached at webmaster@eclipse.org. They're very helpful. Before writing to them, check their FAQ at Webmaster_FAQ.
Builds
Our builds run in Eclipse's Hudson system. The build job is at https://hudson.eclipse.org/hudson/job/cbi-edt-nightly/.
Once you log in, you can disable/enable nightly builds with the Disable/Enable Project button. Click the Configure link to edit the build schedule and many other parameters. One thing you must do is enter your email address in the Email Notification box at the bottom of the Config page. That way you'll know when builds fail.
The Archive
Space on the Eclipse download server is limited. Builds that we want to save, but are no longer current, need to be moved to the archive instead. Its URL is http://archive.eclipse.org/edt/. When you're logged in to build.eclipse.org, our archive can be found at /home/data/httpd/archive.eclipse.org/edt/.
When a build is moved from the regular download server to the archive, update archive's webpage /home/data/httpd/archive.eclipse.org/edt/index.html. Add a link to the new build.
Stuff below here needs to be written up...
publishing
/home/data/httpd/download.eclipse.org/edt/
Equinox p2 download stats Project Download Stats
CVS
what to do at the start of a milestone/release
what to do at the end of a milestone/release
org.eclipse.edt.releng plugin
build.eclipse.org shell account
log in to the portal, Eclipse Projects box, choose 'view' next to tools.edt, click '[maintain]' to edit the project meta-data
log in to the portal, Eclipse Projects box, choose '[tools]' next to tools.edt, there are links for 'download stats', or to manage Bugzilla stuff use 'Bugzilla components, targets, versions' -- add milestones, releases, components, etc.