Integrating Git, Gerrit and Jenkins/Hudson with Mylyn
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This document discusses integrating Git, Gerrit, and Jenkins/Hudson with Mylyn to provide task-focused interfaces for code reviews and continuous integration. It summarizes the typical workflows for Git, Gerrit, and Jenkins/Hudson and demonstrates how Mylyn integrates with these tools to allow seeing only information relevant to the current task. The document encourages contributing to related open source projects and provides update site URLs for integrating the latest Mylyn, Gerrit, and EGit connectors.
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- 1. Integrating Git, Gerrit and Jenkins/Hudson with Mylyn Sascha Scholz (SAP), Steffen Pingel (Tasktop)
- 2. 90% Irrelevant Lack of integration – FrictionInformation overload – DistractionContext loss when multi-tasking
- 3. Task-Focused Interface Tasks are integrated with the IDE See only what you are working on
- 4. Context Bugzilla Trac OSLC Tasks Mylyn Evolution Java C/C++ Versions CVS Git OSLC Builds WikiText RichText Reviews Hudson OSLC Docs IEEE Tasks Gerrit
- 7. Local repository clone contains full history
- 8. Easy branching and merging
- 9. Typical workflow: commit, fetch, merge/rebase, push
- 10. EGit is an Eclipse team provider for Git
- 11. JGit is a lightweight Java library implementing GitHEAD G 1.0 feature-1 D F C E B A
- 13. Open source
- 14. Hudson was recently proposed as an Eclipse project
- 15. Jenkins is a fork of Hudson
- 17. Open source (Apache License 2.0)
- 18. Serves as a Gitserver adding access control and workflow
- 19. Used by
- 20. Android
- 21. JGit, EGit (other Eclipse projects want it…)
- 22. Google
- 24. Each change is based on the master branch to have a stable starting point
- 25. Typical workflow
- 26. Make a change and commit it to your local Git repository
- 27. Push commit to Gerrit
- 28. Invite reviewers
- 29. Comments and discussions in the context of the change
- 30. Fetch it, test it, improve it, …
- 31. Create a new patch set and push to Gerrit (amend commit, old one is replaced)
- 33. Build Hudson Pull Vote Gerrit Push Vote Vote Push Git
- 36. Mylyn Builds
- 38. Egit/Jgit
- 44. Questions?
Editor's Notes
- Mylyn integrates with about every imaginable ALM system out thereWe have eliminated friction from the developers workdayWe switch task contexts in the blink of an eyeWe are in a constant state of flow coding at the speed of thought
- Projectstarted in 2004 on a white-board at the University of British ColumbiaEvolved considerably and is now top-level projectNew frameworks: Builds and ReviewsMylyn: reference implementations for open sourceOSLC for integration with IBM toolsTasktop and other commercial add-ons: integrations for closed sourceEvolution happens in two dimensions: artifacts and system integrations Tasks: brings tasks into EclipseContext: bridges to enable mylyn to understand structure of domain objects for DOI and focusingTeam: change set managementMonitor: workbench interaction monitoringWikiText: wiki rendering with extensible support for multiple languagesTasks core framework is reusable in standalone and headless applications