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Launch checklist #16
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As a starting point, I have added incomplete (and wrong) documentation for how to get started: http://help.exercism.io/getting-started-with-java.html I can't figure out what the steps are to run the tests locally. Given that I have the exercism CLI installed (https://github.com/exercism/cli/releases/latest), and that it is configured, I want to be able to say:
And then follow some sort of instructions to be able to run the tests. What files would I need to download from this repository (or elsewhere) in order to do that? /cc @MoreNaruto @brmenchl @edrobal @chelseakomlo @charltonaustin @gitjulia @contraption |
I was able to follow the instructions and run the test with "gradle test" What I did was:
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Thanks, @contraption! I'm assuming that you have gradle in your classpath. What happens if you don't have gradle installed on your machine? |
@kytrinyx Hmm, is it reasonable to include the gradle wrapper in the repo, so people can just use ./gradlew? |
I didn't have gradle installed, so when I went to Piets-MBP:bob pietvandongen$ gradle test
-bash: gradle: command not found I then installed gradle with homebrew ( |
@contraption it is, but I'll need to write some code in order to be able to serve it up using the exercism CLI. It's not very hard, but I have a lot on my plate at the moment. @pietvandongen That's great! We'll also need to know how to install gradle on windows (and perhaps linux, though linux peeps tend to know how to figure that out for themselves). |
@kytrinyx Okey, here's what I did on Windows (7, 64 bit). I first installed the exercism-cli per the website's instructions, which went smoothly. Then I did an Then I went into the directory (with cmd) and typed
So I installed gradle, like so:
After this, I went back to my
This worked, I got a long trace of tests that failed and a failed build. |
@pietvandongen Thank you! I think this is enough to get the documentation fixed, and launch the track. |
OK, everyone! I'v updated the documentation and activated the Java track (deploying now). I'd appreciate it if people check in regularly to help provide some feedback on people's solutions. Since launching exercism, Haskell has been by far the most successful track. I believe that one reason for this is that there is at least one person there who makes sure that every submission receives feedback within 24 hours. I believe a second factor of the track's success is that the feedback that is provided doesn't directly tell people what to do, but respectfully asks questions, challenging people to think about different aspects of their solution. Thanks so much for helping get this kicked off! |
In order to launch we should have:
app/pages/languages/getting-started-with-java.md
)"active"
totrue
inconfig.json
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