Headless Testing for Continuous Integration with Git and Jasmine http://www.sencha.com/blog/headless-testing-for-continuous-integration-with-git-and-jasmine Our WebKit Team lead, Ariya Hidayat, walks you through creating a Continuous Integration setup that will run on Windows, Mac and Linux. en-us ariya@sencha.com Copyright 2011 2011-01-14T19:12:51+00:00 Comment by Brian Murrell @Ariya, others who might encounter this problem—I upgraded my Qt to 4.7.1 and it indeed solves my problem.  So, I think it is safe to say that a bug in QtWebKit 4.6 prevents jasmine from working.  Next task (or blog topic? is to get QtWebKit+Jasmine working as a slave to JsTestDriver http://code.google.com/p/js-test-driver/—I saw that there is a jasmine plugin for JsTestDriver, but I have not looked yet to see what type of capability exists for for making QtWebKit a slave to JsTestDriver… Thanks, Brian @Ariya, others who might encounter this problem—I upgraded my Qt to 4.7.1 and it indeed solves my problem.  So, I think it is safe to say that a bug in QtWebKit 4.6 prevents jasmine from working. 

Next task (or blog topic? smile is to get QtWebKit+Jasmine working as a slave to JsTestDriver http://code.google.com/p/js-test-driver/—I saw that there is a jasmine plugin for JsTestDriver, but I have not looked yet to see what type of capability exists for for making QtWebKit a slave to JsTestDriver…

Thanks,
Brian

]]> Fri, 11 Feb 2011 17:00 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//headless-testing-for-continuous-integration-with-git-and-jasmine#id:17239#date:17:00 Comment by Ariya @Brian The code works only for Qt 4.7. I’m sure it’s possible to make it work for 4.6 as well, however I can’t promise. Let me put this in our radar and just watch the repository in case we make any update. @Brian The code works only for Qt 4.7. I’m sure it’s possible to make it work for 4.6 as well, however I can’t promise. Let me put this in our radar and just watch the repository in case we make any update.

]]> Fri, 11 Feb 2011 16:41 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//headless-testing-for-continuous-integration-with-git-and-jasmine#id:17237#date:16:41 Comment by Brian Murrell Hi Ariya, You mention here that one should have QtWebKit 4.7—did you find any issues with earlier versions?  I have QtWebKit 4.6.1 and the simplest jasmine match fails 90% of the time (expect(foo.bar).toEqual(‘bar’) fails with “Expected ‘bar’ to equal ‘bar’”.)  If I re-run the test multiple times, it succeeds about 10% of the time.  I suspect a QtWebkit bug… I cannot find any google hits on “qtwebkit jasmine”.  If you have any experience, thanks for offering…. Brian Hi Ariya,

You mention here that one should have QtWebKit 4.7—did you find any issues with earlier versions?  I have QtWebKit 4.6.1 and the simplest jasmine match fails 90% of the time (expect(foo.bar).toEqual(‘bar’) fails with “Expected ‘bar’ to equal ‘bar’”.)  If I re-run the test multiple times, it succeeds about 10% of the time.  I suspect a QtWebkit bug…

I cannot find any google hits on “qtwebkit jasmine”.  If you have any experience, thanks for offering….

Brian

]]> Wed, 09 Feb 2011 22:47 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//headless-testing-for-continuous-integration-with-git-and-jasmine#id:17125#date:22:47 Comment by Ariya Hidayat @Chris Thanks for the additional info! @Chris Thanks for the additional info!

]]> Mon, 17 Jan 2011 16:58 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//headless-testing-for-continuous-integration-with-git-and-jasmine#id:16848#date:16:58 Comment by Chris Johnson This is very easy to do in SVN, as SVN also supports a wide variety of powerful hooks.  Log into the machine which hosts your SVN repository and look for the directory /hooks.  In that directory, there should be example hook scripts, usually named like pre-commit.tmpl.  Copy that example, or start a new sh script in a file named pre-commit.  You can use the exact script code given above: specrunner SpecRunner.html exit $? An exit value of 0 allows SVN to commit, while non-zero values block commit, just as with git. This is very easy to do in SVN, as SVN also supports a wide variety of powerful hooks. 

Log into the machine which hosts your SVN repository and look for the directory /hooks.  In that directory, there should be example hook scripts, usually named like pre-commit.tmpl.  Copy that example, or start a new sh script in a file named pre-commit. 

You can use the exact script code given above:

specrunner SpecRunner.html
exit $?

An exit value of 0 allows SVN to commit, while non-zero values block commit, just as with git.

]]> Mon, 17 Jan 2011 16:31 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//headless-testing-for-continuous-integration-with-git-and-jasmine#id:16847#date:16:31 Comment by Henry P Very impressive.  We are still on SVN, any chance you could give some pointers on setting this up on SVN? Very impressive.  We are still on SVN, any chance you could give some pointers on setting this up on SVN?

]]> Sun, 16 Jan 2011 22:26 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//headless-testing-for-continuous-integration-with-git-and-jasmine#id:16846#date:22:26 Comment by Awesome Bob I’m 100% behind this approach. I think I’ll update my SVN Repository so a prehook would require that phpunit is run on my repository before new changes are commited. Great article! I’m 100% behind this approach. I think I’ll update my SVN Repository so a prehook would require that phpunit is run on my repository before new changes are commited. Great article!

]]> Fri, 14 Jan 2011 23:01 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//headless-testing-for-continuous-integration-with-git-and-jasmine#id:16845#date:23:01