I think, this commits finish the moving-to-github-process. I changed all remaining urls in the poms and testet the deployment process.
While playing with the maven-release-plugin, I managed to get rid of all manual steps which were involved when deploying a new release (i.e. no more changes to the archetype template pom are needed)! I think, this makes the release process much more error proof.
Finally, as github can be used with many public build servers, I played around with travis-ci. You can see the results here: https://travis-ci.org/#!/jochenwierum/FitGoodies. I did it with my local copy of FitGoodies because I have no rights to do this in your repository. Do you think, a public CI-Server is cool? It is set up in 5 minutes:
After merging my pull request, go to travis-ci.org and log in with your git account. Then, click on your username, choose "profile" and switch on CI for kia/FitGoodies. After this, edit the README.md of fitgoodies and replace "jochenwierum" with "kia" twice in the third line. That's it :-)
I think the Idea of using travis is great and can be used in parallel to our current solution. One pro is, that the build status is publicly accessible. Tell me, what you think :-)
Jochen
PS: I think we can release a Version 1.2.2 very soon.
Hi Kia,
I think, this commits finish the moving-to-github-process. I changed all remaining urls in the poms and testet the deployment process.
While playing with the maven-release-plugin, I managed to get rid of all manual steps which were involved when deploying a new release (i.e. no more changes to the archetype template pom are needed)! I think, this makes the release process much more error proof.
Finally, as github can be used with many public build servers, I played around with travis-ci. You can see the results here: https://travis-ci.org/#!/jochenwierum/FitGoodies. I did it with my local copy of FitGoodies because I have no rights to do this in your repository. Do you think, a public CI-Server is cool? It is set up in 5 minutes:
After merging my pull request, go to travis-ci.org and log in with your git account. Then, click on your username, choose "profile" and switch on CI for kia/FitGoodies. After this, edit the README.md of fitgoodies and replace "jochenwierum" with "kia" twice in the third line. That's it :-)
I think the Idea of using travis is great and can be used in parallel to our current solution. One pro is, that the build status is publicly accessible. Tell me, what you think :-)
Jochen
PS: I think we can release a Version 1.2.2 very soon.