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

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

  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 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

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 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

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

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

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 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