Inedo's BuildMaster now integrates with Mercurial

[Michael Goulis, Inedo]

Greetings-

 

Our software BuildMaster is a platform to manage the build-release-deploy cycle of all of the applications from source control thru production and tightly integrates with existing toolsets and allows for a tremendous amount of extensibility…and now integrates with Mercurial.    

 

If you’re already using Mercurial and looking for the sort of functionality BuildMaster offers, you needn’t look further!

 

Cheers,

 

Mike

 

 

 

 

Michael Goulis

inedo | BuildMaster

64 Front Street | Berea, OH 44017

1.440.243.6737 x 23 | fax 440.399.2829

… because it’s more than just code

 

 

[Greg Ward]

On 06 September 2012, Michael Goulis, Inedo said:

> Our software BuildMaster is a platform to manage the
> build-release-deploy cycle of all of the applications from source
> control thru production and tightly

> integrates<http://inedo.com/buildmaster/integration> with existing
> toolsets and allows for a tremendous amount of extensibility...and now
> integrates with Mercurial.

That is *perilously* close to unsolicited commercial email, aka spam.
Since I read thedailywtf.com regularly, I'm pretty sure that inedo is
a legit outfit that would not abuse a public mailing list like this,
so I'm not going to send a nasty-gram to your ISP. (Anyways, I doubt
that really does anything.)

But the 2.6 MB attachment was just gratuitious. Please use a URL. Most
people know what to do with them by now.

Greg
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[Matt Mackall]

On Fri, 2012-09-07 at 23:06 -0400, Greg Ward wrote:
> On 06 September 2012, Michael Goulis, Inedo said:
>
> > Our software BuildMaster is a platform to manage the
> > build-release-deploy cycle of all of the applications from source
> > control thru production and tightly
> > integrates<http://inedo.com/buildmaster/integration> with existing
> > toolsets and allows for a tremendous amount of extensibility...and now
> > integrates with Mercurial.
>
> That is *perilously* close to unsolicited commercial email, aka spam.
> Since I read thedailywtf.com regularly, I'm pretty sure that inedo is
> a legit outfit that would not abuse a public mailing list like this,
> so I'm not going to send a nasty-gram to your ISP. (Anyways, I doubt
> that really does anything.)

I think announcements of Mercurial-related products are on-topic here
(even if they're commercial).

> But the 2.6 MB attachment was just gratuitious. Please use a URL. Most
> people know what to do with them by now.

If only I could teach Mailman to just return messages with large
attachments to sender unconditionally. They're impossible to notice in
the moderation interface.

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