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Create a tool for testing all cargo packages against arbitrary builds of Rust #17357

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brson opened this issue Sep 17, 2014 · 4 comments
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brson commented Sep 17, 2014

Related to #1453 but more specific. Travis is probably sufficient at this point for the purposes of general community CI, but I want even more control. In order to maintain our stability promises when making feature and API changes we will want a way to run experiments on a broad base of packages, against arbitrary revisions of Rust (e.g. before commiting to nightly/beta).

This does have a lot of overlap with general Travis support since cargo packages will want to be able to test against all release channels. I'm not sure whether this integrates with Travis or is a separate tool.

cc @alexcrichton @aturon @nikomatsakis

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I would guess that we maybe able to discover packages through travis, but we may not be able to custom build them all on travis. It may be worth talking to some of the travis folks about this, though.

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brson commented Jan 13, 2015

Nominating because I want to have this working by the time we have stable builds.

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edunham commented Aug 17, 2015

Does Crater resolve this issue?

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I believe it does!

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