Continuous Integration for Ruby on Rails? [closed]

Answer 1

Run Code Run might be what you need.

Edit: link removed since it no longer refers to the former Run Code Run site.

Answer 2

Noone here mentioned Atlassian's Bamboo. There is a nice tutorial-like article about Ruby on Rails CI using Bamboo:

http://blogs.atlassian.com/news/2009/05/bamboo_customer_8.html

Answer 3

I only like CI joe, I have had issues with all the rest, CI Joe is the absolute minimum to get the job done, super Agile and reliable. The hudson source is horrible, and the UI does not appeal to me.

Answer 4

Travis CI has become popular in the ruby world: http://travis-ci.org/

Answer 5

I just published a very simple Continuous Integration App for RubyOnRails + SVN/GIT. Maybe you should give it a try:

http://github.com/felipegiotto/Inotegration/tree/master

I took some ideas of measurement and testing tools and, after trying some CI tools and not liking anyone of them, I decided to build my own, without needing to build big XML files or any other configuration. Just the way Rails was made to be.

If you like, please send me some feedback..

Best regards,

Felipe Giotto.

Answer 6

You can give Codeship a spin and see if it works for you (I am one of the founders)

Cloud based Continuous Integration and Deployment(with special Heroku support)

The first four of your items are already implemented and work fine for a number of companies

• The obvious Git/SVN and Test::Unit integration
• Integration with Rake and/or Capistrano
• A web interface showing the status of the build
• Email notification of failed builds.

We are working on those features as well:

• Desktop notification (potentially through Growl)
• REST API for build statuses
• Plugin framework for running other code analysis tools and reporting results in the UI