As Warewolf ventures into this new era, it must shed the old world and leave it behind. Warewolf 3 will introduce the Warewolf Lightweight Execution Engine (aka WolfClaw). This Warewolf server has had everything that’s not bolted down thrown overboard. Our team of programmers, which includes bots, has achieved something […]
Code-free .NET Coded UI Testing with SpecFlow
Using SpecFlow with a Coded UI API is already a well-worn path, according to the guys from Specflow.org. Yet after reading their post I was frustrated by how much C# code is involved; a tester shouldn’t be expected to do all of that. I’d like to propose this code sample […]
Artefact sharing for efficient CI
Introduction This blog post is the third in a series of posts on build rig architecture. The first one was a video about getting up and running with a Warewolf powered build rig in 3 easy steps, using 35 Warewolf workflows I had just published to our Shared Resources Server – […]
Using Warewolf as a local Bamboo build agent
Get the most out of Bamboo builds using Warewolf for free. In my last blog post I went through (on video) the three step process for running the example build on Warewolf. In this post I’ll go through the 14 step process for using Warewolf as a local Bamboo build […]
Run a build on Warewolf in 3 simple steps
Warewolf can now run builds! Simply deploy the build workflows from the Warewolf Shared Resources Server hosted on http://store.warewolf.io:3142 and run the example build to try it out for yourself. In this video I demonstrate the 3 simple steps to running the example build.