On Jan 29, 2013, at 7:38 PM, Camillo Bruni wrote:
Yes that would be the ideal case, but the limited space on our old brittle jenkins made our system very fragile.
We could only keep a couple of versions of each build. Result? We lost the stable builds, hence I started to backup files in the easiest way possible, on a dumb file server.
How could we have avoided the current mess? Simply by moving early enough to the right infrastructure half a year ago would have saved us many burnt brain cells.
Yes I totally agree!
So I naturally get upset if all of a sudden everything has to work out of the blue.
I understand and you pushed a lot. Now for 2.0 we should get to the next level.
We left the old jenkins in ruins and we are building the new one ad-hoc. There is no going back as the old server is simply dead, besides our admins are clueless about the crashes, taking random reboots as a good habit.
So I expect that YOU take your time to look at the new setup
yes but do not alex or a guys with two months of pharo to do it and during our great sprint some smart guys just not even got 1 months of pharo.
and understand it.
Yes do you think that I'm doing nothing - just relaxing in chile :) Now I'm sick and I promote Pharo and I talk with people of govermental agencies during meetings in spanish to sell projects and give job to people :). Now we are not talking about me but the outside world. You know rmod not.
If I had to take a look at our budget I would do the same, of course with my amount if complaint because I would not know your private systemâ¦
Our team budget is freely accessible to you. This is just that you never needed to look at it. Because your salary is not on our budget :). So you are safe :) Stef