It will be a 1.1 feature. Actually, you need to force a build of B and C if
they haven't changes.
Emmanuel
Philippe Faes a écrit :
I have a related question for multiple projects (but not sub-projects).
If project B and C depend on project A, I would like to automatically
re-build B and C whenever A gets updated (and rebuilt). This is needed
because minor modifications in A could trigger bugs in B or C.
Is there an easy way to do that?
thanks
Philippe
On Thu, 2006-07-27 at 21:32 -0500, Jesse McConnell wrote:
I don't think it will use that childs notification element, I don't
think continuum actually knows anything about that subproject when it
comes to it failing and sending out notifications.
on the bright side project groups are getting a rework in the next
version of continuum :)
jesse
On 7/27/06, Brian E. Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
We're currently running 1.0.3 on several large multiprojects. I needed
to add just the parents and clear the non-recursive flag because having
each module as a standalone entity in continuum was unmanageable (we
have ~50 modules in several branches for around 100+ total). If I set a
notification element in one of the child poms, will continuum use that
to notify? Example:
A--
B--
C
D
E
If I set a notification email in B, when the build fails in C or D, will
that be sent, or will it only send notifications configured in A since
that's the only project configured directly in continuum?
