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doodab replied

8 July 2013, 14:36
Cheers guys, looks like Jenkins is the way to go.
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minestrone replied

8 July 2013, 14:09
Yes, Jenkins.

Make sure you use the Chuck Norris plugin.
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The Spartan replied

8 July 2013, 13:55
I use Jenkins at the moment and I find it pretty good to be honest, the only other CI server I've used TeamCity which is also easy to use and doesn't cost anything for small teams
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d000hg replied

8 July 2013, 13:48
Originally posted by eek View Post

Jenkins - free, easy to configure with many options.

Seems good to me too, though we're only using it in a small way for C++ projects.
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eek replied

8 July 2013, 12:04
Jenkins - free, easy to configure with many options.
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doodab started a topic Which CI server for java projects?

8 July 2013, 11:59
Which CI server for java projects?

What are the choices? The book I have mentions Continuum & Cruise Control, but it's a bit out of date. I have Hudson/Jenkins on the radar as well. Any recommendations for these or others?

TIA
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