phpUnderControl 0.6.0beta2 released

Thursday, June 10. 2010

phpUnderControl 0.6.0beta2 released

Today I have released the second beta version of phpUnderControl. Beside several minor tweaks and bug fixes, this release contains one additional feature I was asked for during the IPC in Berlin. This feature allows you to specify a maximum number of log entries that will be shown in the generated metric charts. This can be very useful once you have a project with a great amount of builds and the chart rendering gets slower and slower.

This feature adds a new option --max-number to phpUnderControl's chart command. To rebuild all your charts you can call phpUnderControl's shell script with the following command:

  mapi@arwen ~ $ phpuc --force-update --max-number 42 \
                 /opt/cruisecontrol/logs/phpUnderControl \
                 /opt/cruisecontrol/logs/phpUnderControl

You can get the latest release of phpUnderControl through its pear channel:

  mapi@arwen ~ $ pear upgrade --alldeps phpuc/phpUnderControl-0.6.0beta2
  Starting to download phpUnderControl-0.6.0beta2.tgz (546,314 bytes)
  ...................................................................
  .............................done: 546,314 bytes

or you can get the latest development version on github.

Posted by Manuel Pichler in php, phpugdo, phpundercontrol, planet-php, projects at 12:25 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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Thanks for the added feature (and thanks for the talk at IPC). Another nice feature would be if you could generate these graphs on the fly from the web-interface. Like if you wanted for a specific period eg. a week, a month, a sprint. Alternatively you could specify the chart command multiple times with different intervals in you cruisecontrol config file like:

<execute command="/opt/local/bin/phpuc graph logs/${project.name} artifacts/${project.name}" someValueOfDays/>
<execute command="/opt/local/bin/phpuc graph logs/${project.name} artifacts/${project.name}" someOtherValueOfDays/>

And just make them available for each build.

Anywho...... great work.... I think phpundercontrol is a great tool and I'm moving all of my projects to it as fast as I can code.

#1 Johannes Skov Frandsen on 2010-06-16 13:13 (Reply)

Hey Johannes,

sorry for my latency, but I was really busy during the last weeks :-/ Your idea sounds interesting, but one question: You mean something like a custom date-range that you can specify for the chart command? Something line --from-day 42 to --to-day 0, which will render all builds during the last 42 days?

Greetings
Manuel

#1.1 Manuel Pichler on 2010-07-04 21:55 (Reply)

Yes, a day range would be nice; and the ability to specify multiple ranges and have them presented on the site.

#1.1.1 Johannes Frandsen on 2010-07-05 08:03 (Reply)

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phpUnderControl 0.6.0beta2 released

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