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The bugﬁx
conﬁrmation loop
Niklas Närhinen / @nnarhinen

@nnarhinen
• Web developer
• Open source developer (trying..)
• part-time freelancer

Flowplayer
• Flowplayer Flash
• Flowplayer HTML5

Flowplayer
• Flowplayer Flash
• Flowplayer HTML5
• More to come..

Flowplayer HTML5
• HTML5 <video> tag
• CSS3
• Encodings
• HTTP servers
• Browsers..

Automated test suite
• There is none :(
• Planned to near future

Bug reports
• Often reproducable on only one
• ..browser
• ..jQuery version
• ..video
• ..computer

Fix
• Reproducable demo
• Code code code code
• ???
• Proﬁt!

Problem with
Flowplayer issues
• Fix veriﬁcation
• Idea: Ship ﬁxed build to customer
• yeah, not going to happen

Better

• Build the complete demo site with the new
player

Gitbot
• Continuous deployment tool
• Conﬁguration with Python and Yaml
➡ Super ﬂexible
• Project build dependency - Cool!

Gitbot
• http://gitbot.io/
• https://github.com/gitbot
• In a developing phase - documentation will
follow

Gitbot - workﬂow
•

At ﬂowplayer

•
•

master - stable

•

http://demos.ﬂowplayer.org/

dev - next release version

•
•

http://demos.dev94.ﬂowplayer.us/
Built on every push to dev

Pull requests

• Every pull request will get built

Pull requests
Pull request version
Development branch
Latest stable

What actually happens
• Gitbot fetches sources for ﬂowplayer

What actually happens
• Gitbot fetches sources for ﬂowplayer
• It builds the player

What actually happens
• Gitbot fetches sources for ﬂowplayer
• It builds the player
• Gitbot fetches sources for the demo site
• (Hyde, http://ringce.com/hyde, http://
hyde.github.io/)

Conclusion
• Automating builds is beneﬁcial

Conclusion
• Automating builds is beneﬁcial
• Choose the right workﬂow for your
product / team

Conclusion
• Automating builds is beneﬁcial
• Choose the right workﬂow for your
product / team

• Publish visible results

Thank you!
• Questions, feedback?
➡@nnarhinen

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The bugfix confirmation loop - PyConFI 2013

1. The bugﬁx conﬁrmation loop Niklas Närhinen / @nnarhinen

3. @nnarhinen • Web developer • Open source developer (trying..) • part-time freelancer

4. Flowplayer

5. Flowplayer • Flowplayer Flash

6. Flowplayer • Flowplayer Flash • Flowplayer HTML5

7. Flowplayer • Flowplayer Flash • Flowplayer HTML5 • More to come..

8. Flowplayer HTML5 • HTML5 <video> tag • CSS3 • Encodings • HTTP servers • Browsers..

9. Automated test suite • There is none :( • Planned to near future

10. Bug reports • Often reproducable on only one • ..browser • ..jQuery version • ..video • ..computer

11. Fix • Reproducable demo • Code code code code • ??? • Proﬁt!

12. Problem with Flowplayer issues • Fix veriﬁcation • Idea: Ship ﬁxed build to customer • yeah, not going to happen

13. Better • Build the complete demo site with the new player

14. Gitbot • Continuous deployment tool • Conﬁguration with Python and Yaml ➡ Super ﬂexible • Project build dependency - Cool!

15. Gitbot • http://gitbot.io/ • https://github.com/gitbot • In a developing phase - documentation will follow

16. Gitbot - workflow • At flowplayer • • master - stable • http://demos.flowplayer.org/ dev - next release version • • http://demos.dev94.flowplayer.us/ Built on every push to dev

17. Pull requests • Every pull request will get built

18.

19.

20.

21. Pull requests Pull request version Development branch Latest stable

22. What actually happens

23. What actually happens • Gitbot fetches sources for ﬂowplayer

24. What actually happens • Gitbot fetches sources for ﬂowplayer • It builds the player

25. What actually happens • Gitbot fetches sources for ﬂowplayer • It builds the player • Gitbot fetches sources for the demo site • (Hyde, http://ringce.com/hyde, http:// hyde.github.io/)

26. What actually happens • Gitbot fetches sources for ﬂowplayer • It builds the player • Gitbot fetches sources for the demo site • (Hyde, http://ringce.com/hyde, http:// hyde.github.io/) • Publishes built site to S3, updates DNS

27. Conclusion

28. Conclusion • Automating builds is beneﬁcial

29. Conclusion • Automating builds is beneﬁcial • Choose the right workﬂow for your product / team

30. Conclusion • Automating builds is beneﬁcial • Choose the right workﬂow for your product / team • Publish visible results

31. Thank you! • Questions, feedback? ➡@nnarhinen

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