Time Nick Message 04:35 jimi_c i must say, using vagrant with jenkins is much easier without using the vagrant plugin 04:35 jimi_c running all the commands via bash scripts works better, and i can actually cancel builds and have the vm be destroy 04:35 jimi_c 'ed 04:37 jimi_c also matrixed builds are awesome 11:04 pdurbin jimi_c: cool 14:13 pdurbin does anyone know how this "mirrored from" was set up? https://github.com/apache/ant ... is this some official github thing? 14:17 * pdurbin adds a comment: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11370239/creating-an-official-github-mirror#comment20250253_11370266 14:19 pdurbin hmm, this seems like a good way to set up a mirror: https://exyr.org/2011/git-mirrors/ 14:34 larsks Did someone here have a favorite web-based irc client of some sort? 14:43 pdurbin http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=crimsonfu 14:43 pdurbin actually, i think agoddard mentioned one recently 14:50 larsks Yeah, I think so too. Are the logs for this channel searchable? 14:53 pdurbin hell yes. one sec. i'll put the latest in git 14:53 GitHub189 [crimsonfu.github.com] pdurbin pushed 1 new commit to master: https://github.com/crimsonfu/crimsonfu.github.com/commit/04598041013687fba3ddab7e187111e182099c3e 14:53 GitHub189 crimsonfu.github.com/master 0459804 Philip Durbin: fetch latest irc logs 14:54 pdurbin larsks: there you go. i recommend ack :) 14:54 larsks So noted! 14:54 pdurbin crimsonfubot: lucky better than grep 14:54 crimsonfubot pdurbin: http://betterthangrep.com/ 14:55 pdurbin there's also http://irclog.perlgeek.de/search.pl?channel=crimsonfu but it could be better. see http://irclog.perlgeek.de/ilbot/2013-01-21 14:56 larsks I like how that last one lets you limit searches to a specific nick. 14:57 pdurbin larsks: irccloud: http://irclog.greptilian.com/sourcefu/2013-01-09#i_1572 14:57 pdurbin https://www.irccloud.com/ 15:04 larsks Hmmm, a "subscription service". 15:25 spilth Part 2 is up! http://spilth.org/blog/2013/01/24/automated-vm-generation-with-vagrant-jenkins-and-amazon-s3/ 15:28 pdurbin spilth: i'm gonna have to give this a look sometime. seems great 15:31 spilth I'm curious to know if others have any issues along the way (if it's clear enough) 15:32 spilth Though - https://twitter.com/mitchellh/status/294681590339104769 15:33 pdurbin oh. yeah. `gem install vagrant` is going away 15:35 spilth Yea, a bummer. Makes automating things harder. 15:36 pdurbin "I doing this on my Mac so there were a few things I needed to set up before getting started" 15:36 pdurbin meh. it's just a dmg you download and install once 15:37 pdurbin just ignore that vagrant is in ruby, that it ever was on the gem forge or whatever they call it 15:37 pdurbin :) 15:37 spilth Do python libraries even HAVE a cool name? 15:37 spilth ;-) 15:38 spilth The point being that you'll now have to manually set up Vagrant on your Jenkins box 15:38 spilth Hopefully it can be puppetized 15:39 spilth But that is still a cloudy, fog of war area for me right now 15:41 pdurbin spilth: you run jenkins on a mac? i'm confused 15:41 spilth I ran it to test out what I was doing but it shouldn't matter where Jenkins is running. 15:42 pdurbin ok 15:42 pdurbin spilth: you know jimi_c was just talking about this: http://irclog.perlgeek.de/crimsonfu/2013-01-25#i_6373706 15:44 spilth I'm kind of torn on how much the build system should know about the build process 15:44 spilth Ideally I wouldn't even need to use the Amazon S3 Jenkins plugin. It should be part of the build script. 15:45 spilth Maybe not "ideally" but it's an alternative I'd consider 15:45 spilth Keeping the contract with the CI server very light 15:47 pdurbin yeah 15:47 pdurbin oh, speaking of CI, this was cool, from yesterday's talk... 15:47 pdurbin when someone submits a pull request to openscholar, like this: https://github.com/openscholar/openscholar/pull/1483 15:47 pdurbin it kicks off a build in travis to show if it failed or not: https://travis-ci.org/openscholar/openscholar/builds/4332347 15:48 spilth Is that a feature of Travis? 15:49 pdurbin i dunno but i linked the #openscholar guys here. maybe they'll explain :) 15:51 pdurbin github service hook 15:52 spilth http://about.travis-ci.org/blog/announcing-pull-request-support/#Enter-Travisbot 15:52 spilth "In contrast to most self-made solutions out there, we actually test the merged version, rather than just the fork or feature branch. Thus, we also take into account changes made upstream after the repository has been forked." 15:55 spilth I really need to spend more time with Travis CI. I only have one dinky project on there - https://travis-ci.org/spilth/ubyray 15:55 pdurbin huh. with travis builds are done in a VM: Why does Travis do for me that Jenkins or Gerrit doesn't? | Hacker News - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3231532 15:56 pdurbin so much shiny stuff out there 15:56 spilth I don't know that you can run your own instance of Travis CI yet though 15:56 pdurbin no? that's unfortunate 15:56 spilth It's open source though. Not sure what it takes to stand up your own. 15:57 pdurbin ok 15:57 spilth There's a Pro version that's in beta. I guess you can pay to keep things private if you need? 16:17 pdurbin kinda like the github business model, i guess 16:31 pdurbin i forget if i threw this over the wall already. in case i didn't... drush script to export content from a Drupal book module: http://drupal.org/documentation/modules/book - https://gist.github.com/4635780 17:13 spilth http://www.securityweek.com/github-search-makes-easy-discovery-encryption-keys-passwords-source-code 18:06 pdurbin huh. hadn't seen A Whole New Code Search ยท GitHub Blog - https://github.com/blog/1381-a-whole-new-code-search 18:06 pdurbin i've been crying since google killed Code Search 21:45 pdurbin despite this i'm still not quite convinced to switch from markdown to asciidoc: http://www.evanchooly.com/logs/%23%23jsf/2013-01-25 21:49 semiosis that 404-looking thing doesnt convince me either! 21:50 spilth wish the joins were a lighter color as to not distract 21:50 spilth wait, are we talking about the log or the contents of th elog? 21:50 semiosis hmm, rekonq was converting the first %23 to a # so the page wasnt loading for me 21:51 semiosis chrome seems to load it ok 21:51 spilth lame, no entry highlighting ;-) 23:13 pdurbin you guys are spoiled on decent irc logging :)