Bringing buildr4osgi into shape again: Step 1

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Niklaus Giger

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Oct 26, 2012, 9:47:16 AM10/26/12
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Hi

Antoine gave me write access to the https://github.com/atoulme/buildr4osgi.

I got a fresh clone into https://github.com/ngiger/buildr4osgi-intalio and
made the following ajustement, which I just pushed back to
https://github.com/atoulme/buildr4osgi

* Bumped the version to 0.9.6.alpha

* I switched from using braids to git submodules, as I was unable to update to
a recent version of buildr using braids.

* I updated buildr4osgi to use the current master of buildr.

* I update a few files to use the same gem versions in buildr and buildr4osgi

* Updated the readme.rdoc to add some tips for building buildr4osgi

* Added support for using Travic-CI. Here I had to use my repository, as only
the owner of a repository may ask for a Travis-CI.

* The output of the CI may be watched at https://travis-
ci.org/#!/ngiger/buildr4osgi-intalio

I think I will need a few commits to reduce the 54 failures to 0.


Best regards

Niklaus

Antoine Toulme

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Oct 26, 2012, 11:02:07 PM10/26/12
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OK should I also enroll for Travis CI ? What do you think ?

Niklaus Giger

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Oct 27, 2012, 4:20:23 AM10/27/12
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Dean Antoine
> OK should I also enroll for Travis CI ? What do you think ?
Yes. I think that this should be easy (it should take you just a few minutes +
push to your github to get the Travis-CI started).

And please activate the bug tracking on github, too.

Best regards

Niklaus
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