1. I would suggest setting the project dependency if you're using an IDE
like Visual Studio.
2. Otherwise you can very well point multiple jobs to point to a single
custom workspace if that is fine with you and you can also get all the
binaries in the same output folder if that is what you wish
Hi all,
is there a Jenkins strategy about where should I place the binary results?
so I can reuse them in other jobs?
( I want to make may small jobs, one for each project, and have dependend
projects build and use the results of other jobs )
thanks
