[Cryptography-dev] Criteria for first release?

[Jarret Raim]

> > * CommonCrypto backend
> 
> The CommonCrypto backend can probably wait for a subsequent release.
> If we did decide we wanted it to be part of an initial release we would need
> to prioritize getting a test infrastructure outside of Travis up and running so
> we can run OS X tests.

As a side note, I'm working on this. There is a team inside Rackspace that has a small mac mini farm they use for testing builds. I'm trying to get us a VM on it so we can use it to test. Failing that, I'll go get us one of those fancy new trashcans or something to use for automated builds.

We started talking a bit on IRC about OS packing for cryptography. I'd like to offer up some space on the Rackspace pub cloud to do this. We should be able to have a Jenkins instance that farms out to various build slaves for building and testing packages. Besides the OSX one above, we should be able to cover most / all major distros. The full list is below if anyone is interested. We can add anything that's missing of course.

Do we think this is the right approach? I'm not wild about using both Travis and Jenkins, but I don't think there is a way to have Travis build off of remote build slaves and it only offers Ubuntu and OSX backends right now. Anyway, if we like the Jenkins approach I'll go get us the Cloud account and get it set up.



Jarret


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