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- 1. Antelink Release Cooker Smart Apps for Great Development Teams ! © Copyright 2011 Antelink SAS Quick Start : Evaluate how it can help you in your daily work
- 2. Antelink Release Cooker ® Evaluate how it can help you in your daily work Activity and Cooker tabs overview Check the overview of the Release Cooker tabs 1. Release Cooker GUI overview Cooker Tab (TOP) Find what have changed in your Release since the last one 3. Target your qualification Process Activity Tab Check where things happened in your repository 2. Follow your development process Cooker Tab (DOWN) Track where does your Release files come from 4. Track your Integration Process
- 3. Check the overview of the Activity tab Antelink Release Cooker ® 1. Release Cooker GUI overview
- 4. First view of the ACTIVITY TAB
- 5. Navigation tabs First view of the ACTIVITY TAB
- 6. Directs Links to Antelink’s website on the demo First view of the ACTIVITY TAB http://demo-bonita.antelink.com
- 7. First view of the ACTIVITY TAB Repository Tree
- 8. First view of the ACTIVITY TAB Metrics about Repository Activity
- 9. First view of the ACTIVITY TAB Extra information about last revision Clicking on a repository path
- 10. Antelink Release Cooker ® Check the overview of the Release Cooker tab 1. Release Cooker GUI overview
- 11. First view of the COOKER TAB
- 12. Uncheck the unneeded columns First view of the COOKER TAB
- 13. First view of the COOKER TAB
- 14. First view of the COOKER TAB Release Tree
- 15. First view of the COOKER TAB Metrics about modified files in your release since the given date wherever they were coded
- 16. First view of the COOKER TAB Repository tree showing the origin of the Release files
- 17. Antelink Release Cooker ® The overview of which operations happened in your repository since a given date. 2. Follow your development process
- 18. Check where things happened since the last release
- 19. Set up the date of the last release Check where things happened since the last release
- 20. Hide inactive paths Check where things happened since the last release
- 21. Check where things happened since the last release Total number of operations Number of operations since the last release
- 22. Get a global overview of active modules Check where things happened since the last release
- 23. Get the status of the maintenance branches Check where things happened since the last release Closed maintenance branches Active maintenance branch
- 24. Find what have changed in your Release since the last one Antelink Release Cooker ® 3. Target your Qualification Process
- 25. Find what have changed in your release Most modified parts of the release lead to higher risk of bugs
- 26. Find what have changed in your release Drilling down shows easily which components were the most modified
- 27. Antelink Release Cooker ® Track the origin of the files in your release place! Understand the circumstances of the files creation! Find and correct bugs! 4. Track your Integration Process
- 28. Track where does your Release files come from Pick a part of your Release
- 29. Track where does your Release files come from … And find the origin of all the files it contains
- 30. Track where does your Release files come from Drill down and find files coming from maintenance branches, and associated information
- 31. The Release Cooker: Not yet another repository browser , but the one you need even if you already have one. Antelink Release Cooker ®
- 32. More about Antelink Release Cooker ? CHECK Antelink Release Cooker Use Cases TRY the Release Cooker 30 Days FREE Trial Smart Apps for Great Development Teams ! WATCH our live demo http://demo-bonita.antelink.com VISIT our website http://www.antelink.com
Editor's Notes
- This is the repository browser that everybody know such as webSVN, FishEye or SVNsearch. It is an operation-based Repository browser where you do unit testing. But what would happen if you want to use your Repository browser for more? If you scale your search on a wider range about when was made the release and where it was made, your Repository browser answers a smaller part of your needs.