I am using Jenkings 1.531 on Windows 8 for evaluation. I am trying to build VB6.NET Software with it. I installed the Visual Source Safe plugin as this still is the version control we are using. i set it as the SCM in the job I created I have a Job in which I use the version control path $/Solution/Project1/foo1/bar1
In advanced Settings of the job I set the workfolder to be C:\Source\bar1 In C:\Source I have a batch file which I am calling with jenkins as build action, which again calls vb6.exe C:\Source\bar1\bar.vpb /make Then Jenkins does the following: It creates the folders C:\Source\bar1\Solution\Project1\foo1\bar1 and checks out the files in this folder. So my whole project doesn't work. I would leave the workfolder to standard and just change my batch file, but then I had to change the bar.vbp project file which is referencing the libraries I need for compiling. All the other developers are checkoung out the source code at C:\Source. When my build system checksout out the bar.vbp that mans that the references to the libraries are broken because their bar.vbp is referencing them in C:\Source and if I wanted it to work on Jenkins, I would have to change it to C:\path_to_jenkins\jobs\jobname\workspace\Solution\Project1\foo1\bar1 or to C:\Source\bar1\Solution\Project1\foo1\bar1. Then again if I accidentally check in my bar.vbp to the Source Control and the other developers are checking it to their working folders, that means that they are no longer able to compile the project via Visual Studio. So my question in general is: How do I tell Jenkins to stop mirroring out the structure of the Source control and just check out the sources to be in C:\Source\bar1\? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to jenkinsci-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
