Rebhan, Gilbert wrote:
> No, it shouldn't be scheduled (every 30mins or nightly
> ...)the "normal" way, maybe later. CC should only run if a
> 'buildorder' (txtfile generated by
> EclipsePlugin) is sent to
> CC_workdir, order contains a specific Versiontag, f.e. release_1_0_1.
The purpose of the
Rebhan, Gilbert wrote:
> Hi, Ilja
>
> i've searched for examples but didn't found any other, than
> modificationset used for scheduled builds.
I'm not sure wether we are talking about the same thing here. I was actually
thinking about a scheduled build (say, every couple of minutes) and a
modific
Alan Brown wrote:
> But if people strongly support Ant Hill, CruiseControl or
> Build Monkey I'd like to be swayed.
We are using CruiseControl, and are quite pleased. Its community is very
strong.
What you want can be done using the buildstatus modification set:
http://cruisecontrol.sourceforge.
Antoine Levy-Lambert wrote:
> Cruise Control as I see it is a tool to run continuous integration
> builds, ie to start builds immediately or near immediately, triggered
> by changes in the repository.
Yes, that's it main purpose. It can be used for nightly builds, too, though.
Cheers, Ilja
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Gilbert Rebhan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i want to set up an automated build system with
> Cruise Control 2.2 / Ant 1.6.2 under the hood.
>
> Workflow outline :
>
> 1.Eclipse/Workspace -> Project, Context Menu
> 2.-> Wizard for Deployment Order, asking for :
> which Versiontag should be deployed, r
Spencer Phil (KTXA 2) wrote:
> 2. is also a goto! If I accept that I don't need
> I must also argue that you don't need
No, fail is not a goto. Ant isn't an imperative language, but a
declarative.
In your Ant script you *declaratively* describe what constitutes a
successful build. A succes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Unfortunately I can't use line number count to find the insertion
>> position in the first file. I have a certain string in this file
>> which is my marker where the insertion should occur.
>
>
>
> Maybe could do the job.
> http://ant.apache.org/manual/OptionalTasks
> Okay, understood this now. But can AntHill handle project
> dependencies?
"Inter-project Dependencies" on
http://www.urbancode.com/projects/anthill/features.jsp seems to suggest
so...
Regards, Ilja
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