On Aug 30 15:42, Colin Walters wrote:
Hey, to recap there are two things I really like about CentOS CI:
- The idea that we can more easily share code/ideas/maintenance with
other users in the ecosystem, from RDO to libguestfs, etc. 2) The bare metal provisioning
Relating to #1 though, what I miss right now is a process/model for actually sharing more with other users. For example, I find myself wanting better code to manipulate artifacts beyond base rsync, and I'm curious what others are doing. But how to find their code? (Reading through the jenkins job UI configuration is too awful to consider, I'd hope people are using JJB)
So, how about we start a wiki page with links/descriptions to projects which are using CentOS CI? Can someone with the perms start that?
My entry is:
https://github.com/CentOS/sig-atomic-buildscripts/tree/master/centos-ci
+1 for gathering up some things for now.
I think eventually we should get to a place where we actually run the same code rather than just sharing it. Having a low barrier to entry to bring your own JJB templates, but having the basics covered in a hosted index of repositories pointing at test-suites is what I'm thinking of here.
Getting things on artifacts.ci currently requires rsync, but something else could be open for discussion.
--Brian