PHP Continuous Integration

11 07 2008

Xinc is a PHP continuous Integration server

Not sure which site is current. My best guess is google.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/xinc

http://code.google.com/p/xinc/

Some articles:

http://php5.phpmagazine.net/2008/05/introducing_to_xinc_continuous.html

http://www.slideshare.net/arnoschn/continuous-integration-and-php

Also look at CruiseControl + phpUnderControl

PHPUnit (or SimpleTest?)

Phing (build tool) or ant (Cruisecontrol can also use Rake, what about Capistrano?)

SVN, CVS, Perforce, etc

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11 07 2008
11 07 2008
fijiaaron (04:53:00) :

PHPUnit (or Simpletest)
Phing
phpDocumentor

code coverage
functional tests — simpletests
automation — selenium rc?

11 07 2008
11 07 2008
fijiaaron (05:00:14) :

Looks like spikesource has changed to semdesigns, and isn’t open source

Here’s the article I first found it in:
http://www.procata.com/blog/archives/2005/04/08/php-testing-and-coverage/

11 07 2008
fijiaaron (05:02:20) :

That may be a company that evaluates code coverage of the PHP code base (among other projects), not a code coverage tool. But then they may be doing it to market their code coverage tool.

Isn’t guessing without reading fun?

11 07 2008
fijiaaron (05:05:15) :

Does using Phing mean using PHPUnit instead of SimpleTest? What about PHPUnit2? Does using Xinc mean using Phing and thus PHPUnit?

I’d really like a cross-platform build tool that happens to run on Apache, not on tomcat or jetty (or webrick/mongrel/fcgi/etc.)

11 07 2008
fijiaaron (05:21:30) :

Here’s the spike PHP code coverage tool I was looking for originally:
http://developer.spikesource.com/wiki/index.php/Projects:phpcoverage

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