How can i integrate corona projects into jenkins or buildkite ?
I’m not sure, but what benefits specifically do you hope to reap from doing so? i.e. What usage model are you hoping to achieve?
My guess is you want to be able to make changes and have those changes propagated quickly/immediately to your testers… but then maybe I’m missing the point of jenkins/buildkite.
If you want users to have the very latest version of the app including live updates you can use Corona Viewer:
http://github.com/coronalabs/CoronaViewer/blob/master/README.md
If you really want to use buildkite, I’m almost sure you’ll have to :
- Set up a buildkite instance on an OS X or Window machine.
- Have buildkit use Corona Enterprise to do the builds.
thx, I have several business apps. those apps share 90% of the code base. each app has hundreds of tests (some of them take several minutes to complete). I love the way corona sdk does the builds, i don’t have to care about nothing concerning build environment. i’m asking why corona don’t have a command line tool to submit just the builds.
Why no command line build (for Pro)? In the old days, we had to log in to build and were only allowed two instances of Corona (typically one installed on a PC and one on a Mac). So, there was no point in having a command-line interface for the build process.
Now, Pro is free and there is no limit on Corona installations. However, the engineers have their hands full and this was never raised as a high priority.
Having said that, Enterprise is completely command-line so that should fit the bill. Or, you could file a feature request to add command line build to pro.
http://feedback.coronalabs.com/forums/188732-corona-sdk-feature-requests-feedback
I’m not sure, but what benefits specifically do you hope to reap from doing so? i.e. What usage model are you hoping to achieve?
My guess is you want to be able to make changes and have those changes propagated quickly/immediately to your testers… but then maybe I’m missing the point of jenkins/buildkite.
If you want users to have the very latest version of the app including live updates you can use Corona Viewer:
http://github.com/coronalabs/CoronaViewer/blob/master/README.md
If you really want to use buildkite, I’m almost sure you’ll have to :
- Set up a buildkite instance on an OS X or Window machine.
- Have buildkit use Corona Enterprise to do the builds.
thx, I have several business apps. those apps share 90% of the code base. each app has hundreds of tests (some of them take several minutes to complete). I love the way corona sdk does the builds, i don’t have to care about nothing concerning build environment. i’m asking why corona don’t have a command line tool to submit just the builds.
Why no command line build (for Pro)? In the old days, we had to log in to build and were only allowed two instances of Corona (typically one installed on a PC and one on a Mac). So, there was no point in having a command-line interface for the build process.
Now, Pro is free and there is no limit on Corona installations. However, the engineers have their hands full and this was never raised as a high priority.
Having said that, Enterprise is completely command-line so that should fit the bill. Or, you could file a feature request to add command line build to pro.
http://feedback.coronalabs.com/forums/188732-corona-sdk-feature-requests-feedback