I've gotten several questions in the last few weeks about Taskotron and how it compares to Jenkins. With the rate at which I'm getting that I'm getting these questions, it's a topic well worth exploring. Unfortunately, "How does Taskotron compare...
I've been rather silent about Taskotron progress as of late - mostly because we're still not ready to start accepting tasks from people. Despite the lack of noise, we have been making forward progress and are still on track to support more types...
Depcheck is one of those things which is deceptively complicated. On the surface, it's such a simple thing: "figure out if the dep tree is broken" but reality makes the problem much more difficult and messy. We've recently deployed a rewrite of...
It's getting on 2 years since I started working on the demo bits that would become the first demonstration of a system that would come to be known as Taskotron. Since that time, the project has gone through a name change, a lot of planning and...
It's been a while since I've written anything about Taskotron and we've been pretty quiet in general, so it's about time that changed. There will be more posts about Taskotron details in the next several weeks but this one is more of an overview....
I've done quite a bit of talking about how taskbot could be flexible but a lot of it has been rather abstract and a more concrete example would be helpful. The Task To step through this, I'm going to use one of the simpler tests from the existing...
I've been talking about QA and test automation but haven't really gone into much detail about what exactly I want to do. Hopefully, I've made a sufficiently strong case for a task automation system vs. a strict test automation system already but...
It seems like at least once or twice a year, there is a renewed call for more automated testing or someone starts talking about some new form of automated testing which we could do to make Fedora better. Every single time this comes up, the...