Continuous integration

[Ffisegydd]

When sopython-site gets some unittests, will you have some kind of CI set up? If so, did you have any opinion on what to use? Might as well use the same as for Nidaba. IntrepidBrit suggested http://jenkins-ci.org/

[joncle]

It's "continuous" integration :)

I'd go for https://travis-ci.org

[Ffisegydd]

I've used travis myself in the past. There's also https://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/ possibly (<3 JetBrains :P)

And I was just testing you with the title, well done, you won.

[vaultah]

http://vexor.io is said to be good

[vaultah]

It also supports Py3k

[OldTinfoil]

If none of us has firm views on CI server, then we should let whoever is willing maintain the CI pick their favourite flavour of CI software.

[AlexFrazer]

Jenkins is pretty good. I don't think the choice is particularly significant for python because most python software seems to run well on every Ci (as it is so popular.)