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Posted to users@continuum.apache.org by Raffaele <r....@prismasw.it> on 2007/10/29 10:38:02 UTC
Project group and project build definition - explain it better
Hi all,
because of lack of documentation, and as you can see in the many threads in
this mailing list about the above subjcet, I ask here to Continuum team to
help all of us to use correclty without doubts and surprises the project
group build definition and project build definition.
1) In particular I'd like to know what does "Build Fresh" mean?
2) When the time of a schedule has arrived, do all build definitions
(group/project) are executed or only those set to default true?
Thanks in advance and best regards.
Raffaele
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Re: Project group and project build definition - explain it better
Posted by Raffaele <r....@prismasw.it>.
Yes, i'm running 1.1-alpha-2.
I'll retry with latest version as you suggest then I'll let you know.
Thanks again, regards.
Raffaele
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
>
>
>
> Raffaele a écrit :
>> Why does nobody answer? I haven't asked the moon...
>
> hehe, we reply when we can ;)
>
>>
>> However, I have encountered another strange problem.
>> It is the second time that I try to schedule a NIGHTLY build, I do a svn
>> change before going home (18:00) so as triggering a nightly build set in
>> this way:
>>
>> NIGHTLY goal: clean deploy site
>> Second: 0
>> Minute: 0
>> Hour: 0
>> Day of Month: *
>> Month: *
>> Day of Week: ?
>> Maximum job execution time (seconds): 0
>> Quiet Period (seconds): 0
>>
>> Well, it is the second time that when next morning I open my mail reader,
>> I
>> see a build notification mail at 19:01
>>
>> I have also a group project build definition scheduled with the
>> DEFAULT_SCHEDULE (Run hourly), but I'm sure that it isn't executed as in
>> the
>> mail I read that are executed the goals of NIGHTLY build.
>
> What is your continuum version, always 1.1-alpha-2? We fixed some things
> on build def executions and since beta-3, they are totally independant of
> others on the same project.
> (If you don't have beta-3 yet, you can wait few days for the update
> because beta-4 will be available this week.)
>
>>
>> P.S.: will be possible to make appear in the notification e-mail also the
>> schedule name besides the executed goal?
>
> Not yet, but file an issue and we'll look at it.
>
>>
>> Thanks again, best regards
>> Raffaele
>>
>>
>>
>> Raffaele wrote:
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> because of lack of documentation, and as you can see in the many threads
>>> in this mailing list about the above subjcet, I ask here to Continuum
>>> team
>>> to help all of us to use correclty without doubts and surprises the
>>> project group build definition and project build definition.
>>>
>>> 1) In particular I'd like to know what does "Build Fresh" mean?
>>>
>>> 2) When the time of a schedule has arrived, do all build definitions
>>> (group/project) are executed or only those set to default true?
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance and best regards.
>>> Raffaele
>>>
>>
>
>
>
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Re: Project group and project build definition - explain it better
Posted by Emmanuel Venisse <em...@venisse.net>.
Raffaele a écrit :
> Why does nobody answer? I haven't asked the moon...
hehe, we reply when we can ;)
>
> However, I have encountered another strange problem.
> It is the second time that I try to schedule a NIGHTLY build, I do a svn
> change before going home (18:00) so as triggering a nightly build set in
> this way:
>
> NIGHTLY goal: clean deploy site
> Second: 0
> Minute: 0
> Hour: 0
> Day of Month: *
> Month: *
> Day of Week: ?
> Maximum job execution time (seconds): 0
> Quiet Period (seconds): 0
>
> Well, it is the second time that when next morning I open my mail reader, I
> see a build notification mail at 19:01
>
> I have also a group project build definition scheduled with the
> DEFAULT_SCHEDULE (Run hourly), but I'm sure that it isn't executed as in the
> mail I read that are executed the goals of NIGHTLY build.
What is your continuum version, always 1.1-alpha-2? We fixed some things on build def executions and since beta-3, they are totally independant of others on the same project.
(If you don't have beta-3 yet, you can wait few days for the update because beta-4 will be available this week.)
>
> P.S.: will be possible to make appear in the notification e-mail also the
> schedule name besides the executed goal?
Not yet, but file an issue and we'll look at it.
>
> Thanks again, best regards
> Raffaele
>
>
>
> Raffaele wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> because of lack of documentation, and as you can see in the many threads
>> in this mailing list about the above subjcet, I ask here to Continuum team
>> to help all of us to use correclty without doubts and surprises the
>> project group build definition and project build definition.
>>
>> 1) In particular I'd like to know what does "Build Fresh" mean?
>>
>> 2) When the time of a schedule has arrived, do all build definitions
>> (group/project) are executed or only those set to default true?
>>
>>
>> Thanks in advance and best regards.
>> Raffaele
>>
>
Re: Project group and project build definition - explain it better
Posted by Raffaele <r....@prismasw.it>.
Why does nobody answer? I haven't asked the moon...
However, I have encountered another strange problem.
It is the second time that I try to schedule a NIGHTLY build, I do a svn
change before going home (18:00) so as triggering a nightly build set in
this way:
NIGHTLY goal: clean deploy site
Second: 0
Minute: 0
Hour: 0
Day of Month: *
Month: *
Day of Week: ?
Maximum job execution time (seconds): 0
Quiet Period (seconds): 0
Well, it is the second time that when next morning I open my mail reader, I
see a build notification mail at 19:01
I have also a group project build definition scheduled with the
DEFAULT_SCHEDULE (Run hourly), but I'm sure that it isn't executed as in the
mail I read that are executed the goals of NIGHTLY build.
P.S.: will be possible to make appear in the notification e-mail also the
schedule name besides the executed goal?
Thanks again, best regards
Raffaele
Raffaele wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> because of lack of documentation, and as you can see in the many threads
> in this mailing list about the above subjcet, I ask here to Continuum team
> to help all of us to use correclty without doubts and surprises the
> project group build definition and project build definition.
>
> 1) In particular I'd like to know what does "Build Fresh" mean?
>
> 2) When the time of a schedule has arrived, do all build definitions
> (group/project) are executed or only those set to default true?
>
>
> Thanks in advance and best regards.
> Raffaele
>
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Re: Project group and project build definition - explain it better
Posted by Emmanuel Venisse <em...@venisse.net>.
Raffaele a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> because of lack of documentation, and as you can see in the many threads in
> this mailing list about the above subjcet, I ask here to Continuum team to
> help all of us to use correclty without doubts and surprises the project
> group build definition and project build definition.
>
> 1) In particular I'd like to know what does "Build Fresh" mean?
A 'Build Fresh' is a build with a clean checkout instead of an update.
>
> 2) When the time of a schedule has arrived, do all build definitions
> (group/project) are executed or only those set to default true?
all build definitions attached to the schedule. Build definitions marked as default are used by 'build' buttons.
Emmanuel
>
>
> Thanks in advance and best regards.
> Raffaele