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• Hudson 1.349 Released

  Last Friday, March 5th, Hudson 1.349 was pushed out into the wild with an even split of bug fixes and enhancements. Included in this release is Alan Harder’s (a.k.a mindless) old data monitor code, discussed previously in the post "Call for Testers: The older the better." Included in this release were further updates to the japanese and german localizations of...

  

  R. Tyler Croy March 8, 2010
• What new features do you want to see?

  Michael Donohue, a Hudson developer who has taken on the role of master bug triage guy for Hudson, does something regularly which I’ve really come to appreciate as a Hudson developer myself: he sends out emails to the dev list with the top 10 voted issues at that time. This gives those of us in the Hudson development community a...

  

  R. Tyler Croy March 2, 2010
• Learn about CI with Hudson (SF Java User Group)

  A few weeks ago our fearless leader Kohsuke Kawaguchi joined the San Francisco Java Users Group to talk about continuous integration with Hudson. Thanks to Marakana for organizing the meetup, and Aleksandar Gargenta for posting the video and slides, embedded below. Learn About Continuous Integration With Hudson Directly From the Source...

  

  R. Tyler Croy March 1, 2010
• Hudson 1.348 Released

  The latest release, 1.348 of Hudson was pushed out to the repositories on the 26th of Feb. This release is primarily a bugfix release containing a number of fixes (listed below) and a few localization corrections Bugs fixed Fixed a performance problem of the job/build top page when there are too many artifacts. Improved /etc/shadow permission checks. Disable auto-refresh in Groovy script console (issue...

  

  R. Tyler Croy March 1, 2010
• Sonatype freeing projects from java.net's Maven repo

  Are you working on a project which uses java.net’s Maven repository for deploying its artifacts? Well, if so, there’s a great opportunity opening up for you to get off that problematic repository: Sonatype is helping java.net projects move to Sonatype’s hosted OSS Nexus repository, starting March 5th. We’re looking into moving Hudson over but for most smaller projects, this should be...

  

  R. Tyler Croy February 25, 2010
• Hudson 1.347 Released

  The release of Hudson 1.347 last friday, February 19th, was a relatively "minor" one insofar that it contained an assortment of smaller fixes instead of fixes to major regressions (they weren’t any to be fixed) or major features added. There were however some notable commits in this release cycle that didn’t make the changelog just yet, for example godin">godin committed...

  

  R. Tyler Croy February 22, 2010
• Hudson 1.346 Released

  After some scrambling earlier in the week to get 1.345 out the door, correcting some regressions in 1.344, the Hudson team still rolled out a 1.346 release last Friday, February 12th, 2010. Similar to the past couple releases, 1.346 had a good number of bug fixes, including a a performance fix when dealing with larger build submissions and a substantial...

  

  R. Tyler Croy February 15, 2010
• Keeping your configuration and data in Subversion

  We all know that keeping important files in version control is critical, as it ensures problematic changes can be reverted and can serve as a backup mechanism as well. Code and resources are often kept in version control, but it can be easy to forget your continuous integration (CI) server itself! If a disk were to die or fall victim...

  

  R. Tyler Croy February 10, 2010
• What's going on with the Hudson's infrastructure

  A lot has changed in the Hudson development and distribution infrastructure since last summer - we’ve made a distinct effort to get the quality of our infrastructure to match the quality of Hudson itself. We owe a special thanks to the wonderful folks over at Atlassian - we’re taking advantage of their generous open source license for our bug tracking...

  

  R. Tyler Croy February 9, 2010