CDash v2.6 released!
We are proud to announce the release of CDash v2.6.0! For release notes or to download a copy of the source code, please see our release … Read More
CDash using Amazon’s Simple Queue Service
One of CDash’s main strengths is making it easy to find problems occurring in your software project. Testing clients make this possible by uploading their … Read More
CDash “all-at-once” SubProject builds
Large software projects can almost always be logically divided into distinct yet interrelated components. At Kitware, we refer to such components as subprojects. CDash has … Read More
CDash + Bug Tracker integration
CDash now makes it easy to file an issue in your bug tracker when you notice that a build is broken. We currently support integration … Read More
CDash Authenticated Submissions
Up until now, CDash has always accepted submissions without requiring authentication. To support open-source collaborative development, we wanted to make it quick and easy … Read More
CDash integration with GitHub
CDash can now comment on your GitHub pull request, linking you directly to anything that went wrong. Once you’ve enabled this feature, CDash will post a … Read More
Additional Coverage Features in CDash
Branch Coverage with GCov CDash now understands C/C++ branch coverage information generated by gcov or llvm-cov. As opposed to line-by-line coverage, branch coverage shows you … Read More
Dynamic BuildGroups in CDash
New in CDash is the concept of dynamic BuildGroups. A dynamic BuildGroup will always show you its most recent results, no matter when they occurred. Contrast … Read More
Google account login for CDash
CDash now allows users to login with their Google accounts. Here's how to set this up for your installation of CDash. First go here: … Read More
CTest and CDash add support for new dynamic analysis tools
CTest and CDash now support the new suite of “sanitizer” dynamic analysis tools that are available for gcc and clang! Support for these tools will be included … Read More