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Got interviewed for the @thebakerydev podcast about XWiki : thebakery.dev/77/
Vincent Massol retweeted
You can meet us today at OW2con’23!
Come see @aubincleme deliver an engaging presentation on
“Migrating to Open Source knowledge management solutions - The case of XWiki and Confluence”
See the full schedule here: ow2con.org/view/2023/Program…
Is there a tool to check that #JUnit tests have executed in a #Maven build? Sometimes, the surefire/failsafe includes/excludes are wrongly set and thus some tests don't execute and you can miss that easily. Could be a #Checkstyle check, a #SonarQube rule, a #Spoon check, etc. Thx
Very disappointed by Canyon's support. They sell only online but their online support is very poor. Been trying to contact them with 3 emails and got no response. And it's not the first time. As if they want to force you to use the paying phone number. Big #fail @canyon_bikes
Vincent Massol retweeted
Il y a 10 ans déjà @vmassol venait nous parler du développement d' @XWiki . Il revient pour nous parler de développement et de tests avec @testcontainers meetup.com/AlpesJUG/events/2…
Anyone working for #Docker could tell me why XWiki is listed in docker.com/blog/apache-log4j…? I believe that’s an error and it would be great to fix it ;) OTOH if you really think there’s a problem let me know please! Explanations: forum.xwiki.org/t/log4j-cve-…
Anyone knows how to pass a #jetty config param when using the official docker image? I’m trying "docker run ... jetty:10-jre11 jetty.httpConfig.uriCompliance=RFC3986” (as indicated on hub.docker.com/_/jetty) but it’s not working. Thx! @JettyProject @jan_bartel
hmm could it be a bug: github.com/eclipse/jetty.doc… ? We’re using the 10-jre11 tag though so not sure if it applies.
Anyone knows of a test result management tool similar to scope.dev/ (been shut down) that would provide better visualization/analysis of historical test results (detect flickers, search, etc) than #Jenkins ?
In #Jenkins, keeping job log history (and thus test results) is very expensive and there’s no global test results UI that I know of, across jobs.