Direct link to the plugin:
http://integration.rubyforge.org
On Mar 13, 11:28 pm, Tapajós
<tapa...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:> http://blog.improveit.com.br/articles/2008/03/12/ruby-on-rails-integr...
>
> Continuous Integration is a very important practice for us. The
> problem is that we never liked the way it''s done most of the time,
> using a server such as Cruise Control. So we prefer to do what we call
> a synchronous continuous integration. James Shore wrote some time ago
> exactly what we''ve always felt about the Cruise Control approach.
>
> All of our projects have a set of automations in place that help us on
> the integration process. Since our very first Rails project, we''ve
> been using some rake tasks to integrate our projects. They''ve been
> evolving so far and last week we decided to refactor them, polish and
> publish as a Rails plugin called Integration.
>
> Integration is an almost paranoid set of integration tasks that will
> help you maintain your projects healthy and your repository clean.
> Once you''ve installed it, all you have to do is run the command
below
> whenever you want to integrate some code:
>
> rake integrate
>
> Ok, let''s be honest here. You''ll probably need to
configure a few
> things. Read the project page and you should be fine. If you manage to
> use all the tasks in your project, let us know. Somehow, we believe
> this won''t happen very often... You''ll see! :-)
>
> Go ahead. Checkout the Integration plugin.
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