In the hope of streamlining account creation e-mail delivery and mailing list moderations, I have deployed SPF and DKIM over the weekend for e-mails coming out of @jenkins-ci.org, which includes account appliations, Confluence, and JIRA. I’ve also used this opportunity to switch back the sender of JIRA notifications to noreply@jenkins-ci.org. It was originally this way, then changed to jenkinsci-no-reply@googlegroups.com when someone complained (on what ground...

As per the discussion in the project meeting today, we created a new mailing list events@lists.jenkins-ci.org for: discussing and coordinating Jenkins related events share knowledge between different local communities helping new organizers by having existing community people offering advices improving visibility and transparency of event organization work If you are interested in facilitating local communities (being from Japan, I know for a fact that a local community that speaks...

(This was sent as an email to the Hudson dev and users mailing lists after voting concluded, but I thought it’d be good to post it here as well.) The vote is closed, and the results are in. More than half of the total votes were from ineligible voters, but the result would have been the same either way. The final result of all eligible...

As Kohsuke mentioned in this post, the Java.net migration has caught just about everybody off-guard in the Hudson community. The tools we use hosted by Java.net are essentially locked from us until further notice (no ETA on the migration) which is, as you might imagine frustrating both for the core developers but hundreds of plugin developers that make Hudson the best damned CI server on...

Historically, our fearless leader Kohsuke has blogged on Java.net. The setup made a whole lot of sense when Kohsuke was employed by Sun, then Oracle, which sponsors and runs Java.net. In a post earlier this week discussing console markups, Kohsuke casually pointed out that he will be cross-posting to Java.net, and his personal blog located at kohsuke.org. The first post over on Kohsuke.org welcomes...

While I work on some screencasts and start to get more "Spotlight" interviews lined up, I figured it’s time for a link roll-up for your Tuesday morning reading. We caught a glimpse of a little Java scoreboard app for Hudson from @davefollett Matt Patterson of Reprocessed.org wrote a great post on continuous integration with Rails with Hudson, running both Rspec and Selenium tests. At the hackathon at...

It’s been quite a busy week, preparing for the Bay Area Hudson hackathon/meetup which starts today, receiving requests for crazy-awesome Hudson stickers and my day job. Regardless, I’ve stumbled across a few links to share in this links roll-up. John Ferguson Smart discusses some of the gotchas with migrating Hudson build jobs from one server to another Learned a bit about how Kim Moir and the...

Been a bit pre-occupied this week, so this links roll-up is short and sweet. The JavaDude details a fairly simple test application embedding Glassfish + Netbeans + Hudson Thanks to @chrisbingham, discovered a .NET wrapper for Hudson’s remote API Learned all about getting started with Hudson for .NET projects from Bob Cravens Robert Fletcher wrote a groovy post about testing Grails plugins on Hudson....

Since I’ve been a bit pre-occupied with non-Hudson related activities lately, I have missed a few days of link rollups, I suppose it’s fitting to get a couple days worth of links in one post. While The Build Doctor has the time to follow the continuous integration world and post links on a daily basis, I haven’t found the same quantity of Hudson links on...

Justifying Continuous Integration Expenditure Our friend the Build Doctor, tries to quantify spending on continuous integration. In the comment thread on another related post of his, he strikes gold with: People are more expensive than Continuous Integration servers; let’s optimise the system for them....