import projects
from projects import uvcdat
from . import slave
__all__ = [
'BUILDERS',
]
defprops = {
'test_excludes:builderconfig': [
],
'slaveenv': {
'DISPLAY': ':0'
},
'webport': '8101'
}
base_features = (
)
buildsets = [
{
'os': 'linux',
'buildtype': 'release',
'gui': 'OFF'
},
]
BUILDERS = projects.make_builders(slave, uvcdat, buildsets, defprops)
defprops = {
'test_excludes:builderconfig': [
],
'configure_options:builderconfig': {
'TESTING_PORT': '8101',
'SELENIUM_HOST': 'garant'
},
'slaveenv': {
},
'webport': '8101'
}
base_features = (
)
buildsets = [
{
'os': 'linux',
'features': ('selenium',),
'buildtype': 'release'
},
]
locks = [
locks.SlaveLock("web_server", maxCount=1).access('exclusive')
]
BUILDERS = projects.make_builders(slave, geojs, buildsets, defprops, locks=locks)
},
{
'os': 'linux',
'libtype': 'static',
'buildtype': 'release',
'features': base_features,
},
]
# The 'projects' module contains a `make_builders` function which takes the
# project and buildsets and generates the proper build name and CMake
# configuration for each.
BUILDERS = projects.make_builders(slave, project1, buildsets, defprops,
# Other keyword arguments are passed to the BuilderConfig constructor.
# Important ones may include 'category' for putting the builds into a
# category for separating the builds out in the view and 'env' for
# environment variables.
category='awesome'
)
# the 'projects' module contains a `merge_config` function which will join two
# dictionaries. For each item, it appends lists together, recursively merges
# dictionary values, and replaces other types. Mismatches between the
# dictionaries will trigger an error. This is useful for making more builders
# which share other options which are not necessary for other builds.
specialprops = projects.merge_config(defprops, {
# Append an extra test to exclude
'test_excludes:builderconfig': [
'flyingpigs', # full moon on Tuesdays
],