Build Rails applications using Hudson
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This document provides steps to set up a continuous integration environment for a Rails project using Hudson on Ubuntu. The steps include installing Hudson, configuring a new job in Hudson to build the Rails project from an SVN repository URL, and adding build steps to check out the code, install gems, set environment variables, and run tests using Rake. The configuration can be set to automatically build the project every 5 minutes by triggering on SCM polls.
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