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What makes runbot different than travis other than being yet another automated testing server geared towards testing Odoo is that after building a certain branch, it will keep the server running so manual tests can be performed by a code reviewer. That addition does a world of difference to reviewing code, both for technically inclined reviewers, as well as more functional reviewers who can now test to see if the workflow works or if the interface is ergonomic. It also saves the effort of creating a new instance of odoo, branching the pull request, merging the code and installing the addons, a process which can take up to 20 minutes.

Runbot, while still under active development at the time of this writing, has plans to support community addons. I spent a weekend setting up an example repo like the one I did with travis. I also submitted a few fixes and improvements on runbot itself. This leads us to the question at the heart of this post.

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What this does is fetch a base ubuntu virtual image, install odoo dependencies, odoo itself (note that for now this is a fork of due to a setuptools bug), odoo-extra which contains runbot (my yet unmerged version), creates a database, runs odoo and exposes port 8069.

Runbot is an Odoo module. It runs other instances of Odoo using the subprocess python module. It will clone a bare git repository into odoo-extra/runbot/static/repos and will run its build in odoo-extra/runbot/static/build. The build is initiated by a cronjob rather than a github webhook. Logs are stored in extra/runbot/static/build/*/log

Bug: When connecting to a build, the url given is for runbot.odoo.com. There is no way to change this via the interface, however it may be stored in runbot.domain of ir.config_parametter. The way around it is to copy the URL and replace runbot.odoo.com with localhost:8069.

I have a repo which has modules which depend on modules found in other repos. Without those repos, the tests will fail and the runbot will not be able to serve anything useful. In a case such as this, specify these repos in Extra dependencies.

At the point when the landing page of the runbot is motioning in green (thumb-up) alongside red (thumb-down), then, at that point, the featured squares will quite often demonstrate specific form works (green) or don't work (red).

How is this helpful? Well, it shows you the anagrams of runbot scrambled in different ways and helps you recognize the set of letters more easily. It will help you the next time these letters, R U N B O T come up in a word scramble game.

This video introduces you to a powerful online Odoo utility, Odoo Runbot. Odoo runbot is an automated testing framework for Odoo. This framework runs tests on new source code changes to Odoo applied through Github. One of the most important features of Odoo Runbot is that it allows you to quickly connect to the latest Odoo build for practically any version of Odoo.

Perhaps the best use of runbot is to quickly access an application to test a process or compare a feature in one version of Odoo to another. For example you can launch the community version of Odoo 9 right next to the enterprise version of Odoo 9 with all major applications already installed. This video examines this and other ways to test Odoo using Odoo runbot.

When migrating from one version of Odoo to another or understanding how a specific process works the Odoo runbot can sometimes provide you quick answers. The runbot allows you to directly access the underlying Odoo source code on Github as well as turn on the Odoo debug mode. With this you can see the underlying database model for practically any build of Odoo without performing an installation.

An SSH volume (`runbot-ssh-data`) is created, which should be used to store SSH keys and configurations, as you would in a `.ssh` folder on your computer. If you plan on using SSH repos in your Runbot installation, you must add the proper data in this folder. More reading on what should be in the folder: ff782bc1db