Since the Java-based notifier wasn't working properly for me, I quickly played around with a Cocoa-based notifier for Hudson. The result is a small piece of code that is neither properly refactored nor very clean.
It does its job, though, and that's why I felt like open source'ing it. Maybe somebody would like to help me flesh out the tool? The source code is hosted at Google Code:
http://code.google.com/p/hudson-on-cocoa/
Showing posts with label continuous integration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label continuous integration. Show all posts
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Sunday, October 18, 2009
iPhone and Unit Tests
Finally, following a series of posts on Luis de la Rosa's blog, I have Google Toolbox for Mac up and running my Unit Tests for iPhone.
Here's a quick note in case you choose to download the latest code from SVN instead of downloading the pre-packaged v1.5.1 from Luis' page: in addition to the files he copies to the sample project, you need to copy two additional files, "GTMObjC2Runtime.h" and "GTMObjC2Runtime.m", into your "UnitTestFramework" group within Xcode. With these files included, your build of the UnitTest target will work successfully.
Now having a look at the continuous integration suggestions by Michael Nachbaur. Let's see whether I can get a Hudson instance running and packaging both, my test targets and the final application.
Here's a quick note in case you choose to download the latest code from SVN instead of downloading the pre-packaged v1.5.1 from Luis' page: in addition to the files he copies to the sample project, you need to copy two additional files, "GTMObjC2Runtime.h" and "GTMObjC2Runtime.m", into your "UnitTestFramework" group within Xcode. With these files included, your build of the UnitTest target will work successfully.
Now having a look at the continuous integration suggestions by Michael Nachbaur. Let's see whether I can get a Hudson instance running and packaging both, my test targets and the final application.
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