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Tuesday December 19, 2006

Bamboo

After reading Tim's post about Bamboo yesterday, I downloaded and tried it out. I'm very impressed, as I usually am with Atlassian products. As a first impression, I think it's better than all the open source products, but not quite as good as Pulse. Bamboo has a nice UI, but Pulse has a lot more Ajax goodies that make it more usable (IMHO of course).

P.S. I think it's ironic that both Pulse and Bamboo build AppFuse 2.0 (Maven 2-based) just fine, but Continuum hasn't had a successful build yet.

Posted in Java at Dec 19 2006, 05:45:24 PM MST 4 Comments
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Matt, What do you think about Parabuild server? Also, is there a way to temporarily turn off appfuse's MySQL tests? We want to figure out how to set up the MySQL instance so that appfuse builds don't break when run by Parabuild remotely here

Posted by Slava Imeshev on December 20, 2006 at 08:18 PM MST #

If you delete the dbunit-maven-plugin from your local repo, it should solve this problem. The default username is "root" and the password is empty. If you want to change those, use command-line (-D) parameters or define a MAVEN_OPTS. The parameter names are jdbc.username and jdbc.password.

Posted by Matt Raible on December 21, 2006 at 06:29 AM MST #

Mate - thanks for the write up. We're not quite ready for public feedback yet, Bamboo is not really 'understood' right now!

I'll talk to you about what this means at a later date, but the build telemetry is very important. It's not just a CI server at all, in fact most of the work this year has been on the telemetry and personalisation side rather than the CI side (that part is much easier).

Ajaxy goodness is merely eye candy and can be added - feedback accepted.

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Posted by Mike Cannon-Brookes on December 22, 2006 at 03:52 PM MST #

hi i want to jon

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