ALM

hagzag 20/11/2011 - 19:36
ALM

YonderGit aims to simplify some of the common remote git management worflows.

 

for example: lets say you have a local git repository and you want to start sharing your work with others through a remote git repository, you'll need ssh access and a user on the remote machine.

if you don't want to keep typing the remote password you can add your ssh public key to the authorized_keys of the remote user:

cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | ssh remoteuser@remotehost 'cd; test -d .ssh || mkdir .ssh && chmod 700 .ssh; cd .ssh; cat >> authorized_keys; chmod 600 authorized_keys'

shalom 12/02/2011 - 18:24

The 'ALM Retrospective' presentation we did in our last TCE.

 

 

ittayd 02/01/2011 - 16:35
ALM, ALM

Most R&D organizations face a growing complexity in their technology and business landscape, requiring them to deal with constantly changing, sometimes contradicting, requirements and needs. Rapid technology and business changed have led to a major revolution in Application Lifecycle Management methodologies and tools.

 

Tikal Knowledge, provider of open source solutions and services, invites you to learn about the new approaches and solutions in Application Lifecycle Management.

 

General information

 

yifat 03/11/2010 - 15:27
ALM

We have experienced a very poor performance of the svn log command on the new repository that had only a few revisions.

It took more than a minute(!) to get history that had only one revision - the initial import.

While blaming the server configuration and network security, we didn't find anything unusual that could affect the svn performance so much.

 

The reason was much simpler - initial import of the full project tree had more than 32,000 files, and it turned out to be too much for one revision.

Breaking the initial import into several commits solved the problem completely.

If you have a big project to import, instead of running

svn import myproject file:///opt/opencm/svnroot/trunk/myproject -m "Initial import"

 

write a short script to import smaller parts, like:

cd myproject

liya 15/06/2010 - 19:38
ALM, svn

For those of you that miss the eclipse projectset plugin we used to work with cvs, i finally found its latest version and the SVN adaptors that works fine in the latest eclipse (Galileo).

Use update site of the plugin in version V3.0.0 from the Download page. Note that if you have older version installed, you have to uninstall it first.

Use links in the main page to install the adaptor. Subclipse adaptor works fine, the one for Subversive I didn't check.

 

Enjoy :)

 

liya 06/06/2010 - 22:14

The next major version of Bugzilla was released on the 13th of April.

Bugzilla 3.6 has a lot of new features for Bugzilla users and administrators.


Here is the list of the most interesting New Features and Improvements:

- General Usability Improvements

liya 24/04/2010 - 20:30

In this meeting will have discussion how to expand the build automation (We are all familiar with ) to support deployment and tests.

Agenda:

-Architecture

-Tools

-Flow

-Methodology

 

We will leave 20-30 minutes to discuss the next steps in ALM2 development.

itai 11/04/2010 - 06:18

Have been wondering how to build your application that have both Java and Scala sources with Maven?

Here you can find a tutorial from http://mackaz.de:

Build a mixed Scala 2.8/Java application and Eclipse Settings for this project

liya 08/04/2010 - 09:04

Our goal for the first Fuse day was to start working with the new framework and these were our achievements by the end of the day:
- Added a tab (plugin) for Hudson - went pretty smooth!
- Added plugin that handles Hudson integration with Bugzilla inside the framework - replace the link to Bugzilla created by Hudson Bugzilla plugin with the link to Bugzilla inside the ALM2 - still have some problems that need to be fixed.
- Added Tikal header as a plugin - also have some problems that still need to be fixed.
- Add dashboard "boxes" for existing components - just started with the one of the "boxes".
- "How to add a plugin" document for "tab" plugins
Although we had a nice progress with the planned items, the conclusion was that some changes should be done in the framework to make it simpler to work with, like use static (pluggable) tabs, remove use of spring-javaconfig and etc.

liya 30/03/2010 - 21:37
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