Closed LorenzMeier closed 8 years ago
Antons version is already automatically built on creation of a release tag, uploaded to S3 and linked on the old doc: https://pixhawk.org/dev/flightplot#download, http://ec2.antener.name/
I could move that to SITL01
But, I have nothing against it if someone does this with Travis ;). It would be more dev friendly than Jenkins (configuration in github etc..)
@AndreasAntener can you please change the doc & S3 links to point to this repo instead of DrTon's? And make sure the new version gets published? @DrTon agreed to move the main repo over here, because he currently has no time maintaining it.
ok, I'll move it to SITL01 and PX4 S3
@LorenzMeier I added a new bucket flightplot
in your S3, could you add an access policy and get me the access and secret key for it?
@AndreasAntener You should have full permissions for that, right?
Looks like I do now :)
Could someone add me as admin to the project so I can set the hooks?
or set: http://sitl01.dronetest.io/github-webhook/ (push) http://sitl01.dronetest.io/ghprbhook/ (issue_comment and pull_request)
I've given you the permissions.
@LorenzMeier @bkueng it should now work. If you push a tag, the latest tagged version would be available here: https://s3.amazonaws.com/flightplot/releases/latest.html we just need to include that somewhere. Of course the HTML can be modified (it's in the Jenkins job config).
Thanks Andreas. I updated the dev-guide in https://github.com/PX4/Devguide/pull/57. https://pixhawk.org/dev/flightplot should be updated as well (I don't have access there).
Yeah the old page is locked.. we should remove it if all the infos are in the new guide.
@bkueng @AndreasAntener Could you look into setting up Travis for this and update the PX4 website to point to the resulting binaries? Flight plot is not very actively maintained and it starts to slow us down. We need to have control over the binaries we depend on.