studios.thoughtworks.com - Announcing Cruise - Continuous Integration and Release Management system Comments tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2008:/2008/7/28/announcing-cruise-continuous-integration-and-release-management-system/comments Mephisto Drax 2008-11-27T04:57:56Z Jez Humble tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2008-07-28:1143:1424 2008-11-27T04:57:02Z 2008-11-27T04:57:02Z Comment on 'Announcing Cruise - Continuous Integration and Release Management system' by Jez Humble @Heba If you go to the Cruise download page and enter the email address you originally used to download Cruise, you will be issued with a free 2 agent 1 year license. You can then download the new 1.1 release of Cruise. With the free license, you are limited to only running 2 jobs simultaneously, but you can have as many projects as you like. Heba Hosny tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2008-07-28:1143:1421 2008-11-24T10:24:11Z 2008-11-24T10:24:11Z Comment on 'Announcing Cruise - Continuous Integration and Release Management system' by Heba Hosny If I want to keep on the trial edition as I don't need higher performance editions in my company projects, can I use cruise for dealing with many projects; more than 5 projects but building 2 of them simultaneously? Chad Wathington tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2008-07-28:1143:1382 2008-10-31T19:44:55Z 2008-10-31T19:44:55Z Comment on 'Announcing Cruise - Continuous Integration and Release Management system' by Chad Wathington @WD, yes it does via Nant as a builder. MSBuild is on the way as are SCMs popular in the .Net community. WD tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2008-07-28:1143:1377 2008-10-23T20:51:39Z 2008-10-23T20:51:39Z Comment on 'Announcing Cruise - Continuous Integration and Release Management system' by WD does it support .net projects? Nick Brooks tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2008-07-28:1143:1154 2008-07-31T05:39:42Z 2008-07-31T05:39:42Z Comment on 'Announcing Cruise - Continuous Integration and Release Management system' by Nick Brooks Thanks Jez. I was hoping you'd support rake. Looks like I'll have to download a trial and play around! Any plans on having an online demo available with sample projects setup? Jez Humble tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2008-07-28:1143:1153 2008-07-31T02:50:15Z 2008-07-31T02:50:15Z Comment on 'Announcing Cruise - Continuous Integration and Release Management system' by Jez Humble Thanks for your comments. <br /><br /> @Kevin: Git is very high up our list for SCM support. It will definitely be there for 1.1. We don't have a plug-in API right now.<br /><br /> @Nick: We support any builder or command you like through the "exec" builder. However you can explicitly choose ant, nant and rake.<br /><br /> @Rafel: you can get a free license for up to 2 agents. For now, get yourself a trial license from the download page. When that expires, you can get a free license.<br /><br /> Thanks,<br /><br /> Jez. Rafel tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2008-07-28:1143:1150 2008-07-30T17:11:59Z 2008-07-30T17:11:59Z Comment on 'Announcing Cruise - Continuous Integration and Release Management system' by Rafel How much one(only one agent) license?? Nick Brooks tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2008-07-28:1143:1147 2008-07-30T04:16:46Z 2008-07-30T04:16:46Z Comment on 'Announcing Cruise - Continuous Integration and Release Management system' by Nick Brooks What builders do you support? In the video you mention Ant. Any others? Kevin O'Neill tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2008-07-28:1143:1145 2008-07-29T08:25:28Z 2008-07-29T08:25:28Z Comment on 'Announcing Cruise - Continuous Integration and Release Management system' by Kevin O'Neill Is there a published plugin api. I like what i see but without a git scm provider it's a non starter.