Support for other systems than teamcity about gitversion

[andreasohlund]

We'll definitely help out with support for others but since TC is what we're on currently will probably be the top prio for a while longer

Not to mention that TC is the best one out there so perhaps consider a switch?;)

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On 23 sep 2013, at 15:59, Geert van Horrik [email protected] wrote:

I use Continua CI instead of teamcity. I don't want to have arguments about the "best" system, just want to verify:

will it be possible to support other systems than TC or is this mainly focused on TC?

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[SimonCropp]

@GeertvanHorrik my current thinking is there are only a handful of build servers out there and the tax of supporting them is negligible (at least it was for teamcity). So give us details of how we can integrate with Continua and I will tyr to integrate it

[johnsimons]

I thought this was OSS?
So PRs are always welcome ;)

On 24 September 2013 15:47, Simon Cropp [email protected] wrote:

@GeertvanHorrik https://github.com/GeertvanHorrik my current thinking
is there are only a handful of build servers out there and the tax of
supporting them is negligible (at least it was for teamcity). So give us
details of how we can integrate with Continua and I will tyr to integrate it

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[GeertvanHorrik]

"Not to mention that TC is the best one out there so perhaps consider a switch?;)"

Of course you are free to have your opinion, but did you ever hear of FinalBuilder or Continua CI ? I bet you haven't because you are still on TC ;-)

Anyway, I will try to gather some info and try to implement it myself. I just wanted to let you know in an early stage to prevent this product becomes too focused on TC. Currently busy with a lot of other open source software, but once that is done I will try to help out where I can.

[GeertvanHorrik]

This issue can be closed, already implemented.