These artifacts are huge, I don't really want to store copies in the test-project job, I just want to make sure the test-project and valgring-project jobs use the same artifact...

How do I do that?

Chris

On 27/11/2012 10:28, jes Struck wrote:
either you have have simplified you're setup too much or it would still
be then same artifacts from the build no matter what part of the matrix
that passes and kicks of the valgrind build. so you should just choose
the build project in the  copy artifact section of your valgrind project

Den 27/11/2012 10.25 skrev "Chris Withers" <ch...@simplistix.co.uk
<mailto:ch...@simplistix.co.uk>>:

    Hi All,

    I have a job layout roughly like this:

    build-project
       |
       V
    test-project (matrix job)
       |
       V
    valgrind-project

    Now, the artifacts are built by the build job, and they're quite large.
    If all configs in the test-project pass, I want valgrind-project to
    run against the same artifact that passed the test-project job.

    The way I've done this in the past is to have the test-project job
    re-archive the artifacts and then kick off the valgrind-projects,
    however:

    - that's very space inefficient, as both build-project and
    valgrind-project end up storing copies of the artifacts

    - as test-project is a matrix job, it's tricky to figure out which
    build artifact the valgrind-project build should use.

    How can I get the valgrind-project kicked off by a successful
    test-project run, but use the artifacts from build-project that
    caused the test-project job to pass?

    cheers,

    Chris

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