| How to publish builds: |
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| h2. Run a build locally |
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| $ cd org.eclipse.swtbot.releng |
| $ ./make-release |
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| * Get some coffee while the build runs. This usually takes about 30 minutes to compile and run tests on 3 versions of eclipse |
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| h2. Transfer build files to eclipse.org |
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| If all the tests pass, rsync all the upload dir to your home dir at eclipse.org |
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| $ rsync --delete --compress --partial --progress --archive to-upload build.eclipse.org: |
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| h3. Login to the build server |
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| $ ssh username@build.eclipse.org |
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| Once on the build server: |
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| [build.eclipse.org] $ git clone git://git.eclipse.org/gitroot/swtbot/org.eclipse.swtbot.git swtbot |
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| [build.eclipse.org] $ cd swtbot/tools |
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| [build.eclipse.org] $ ./create-all-index.sh # create index.html files to enable dirlisting |
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| [build.eclipse.org] $ ./sign-swtbot.sh # queue up all artifacts for signing |
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| [build.eclipse.org] $ ./monitor.sh # run this once every couple of minutes to monitor signing queue |
| # it might be a couple of minutes on a good day or a few hours near a release date. |
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| [build.eclipse.org] $ ./publish-build.sh # run this to push the build to the download servers |
| # this will archive old builds and publish the new signed jars and |
| # release notes to the build servers |
