Where can I find project repositories with continuous testing?

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Published on 2010-05-03T18:14:44Z Indexed on 2010/05/03 18:18 UTC
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I am interested in studying some test logs from different projects, in order to build and test an application for school. I need to analyze the parts of the code which are tested, the bugs which appeared in those parts and eventually how they were resolved.

But for this I need some repositories from different (open source) projects. Can someone please help me with ideas or links or any kind of test logs which might be useful? I really need some resources, so any help is appreciated.

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