Introduction In the last post, I introduced a Jenkinsfile that used Apache Yetus to do source tree analysis. However, that example ran the entire process in the Apache Yetus’ default container. For some projects that may not work, especially in consideration of any custom requirements. Plus, it didn’t produce an artifact which may also be… Read More »| Effective Machines
Introduction Apache Yetus is a toolbox for building and releasing software. One of the tools is a generalized framework for performing patch and full build testing for continuous integration systems. It supports a wide variety of build tools and features. As a result, it can be overwhelming to get started using it. In this blog post,… Read More »| Effective Machines
Many open source projects use Bugzilla, JIRA, or some other workflow where contributions are submitted via a patch file attached to a bug report or even an email. This workflow means working with a raw patch file. Working with these files can be a bit of a pain as one tries to figure out what… Read More »| Effective Machines
A while back, Jessie Frazelle wrote and published an informative blog post on the differences between containers, zones, and jails. Since it touched on security, the blog post reminded me of a conversation that was had last year when a contributor to the Apache Yetus project asked about this blog post about one of the… Read More »| Effective Machines