problems with continuum perforce support

[Michael Stevens <ms...@etla.org>]

Hi.

I'm using continuum to build projects out of a perforce repository. It
nearly works, but deleted files in perforce seem to never be removed
from the continuum working directory.

This means that my builds start failing pretty soon after anyone
deletes a java file and deletes anything related.

Is there any way to get continuum to delete files properly?

Michael

Re: problems with continuum perforce support

[Michael Stevens <ms...@etla.org>]

On Thu, Oct 19, 2006 at 11:26:25PM +0100, Adam Hardy wrote:
> Hi Michael,
> 
> I am using perforce and sometimes but not always have the same issue. I 
> have thought about putting a script in place in continuum to clear out the 
> directory of a project in-between builds, but I haven't had an opportunity 
> to do that yet.

Yeah, someone else suggested this as well, it seems worth a try.

> In the meantime I haven't suffered the problem for a while, it seems it's 
> not always recreatable.

Yeah. I haven't had time to sit down and try to repeat it - I haven't
had problems since the last time I cleaned out the working directory
manually.

> I'm running on linux, and I thought it might be OS dependent. What are you 
> running on?

I'm running on Linux too.

Re: problems with continuum perforce support

[Adam Hardy <ad...@cyberspaceroad.com>]

Hi Michael,

I am using perforce and sometimes but not always have the same issue. I have 
thought about putting a script in place in continuum to clear out the directory 
of a project in-between builds, but I haven't had an opportunity to do that yet.

In the meantime I haven't suffered the problem for a while, it seems it's not 
always recreatable.

I'm running on linux, and I thought it might be OS dependent. What are you 
running on?

Regards
Adam


Michael Stevens on 18/10/06 15:14, wrote:
> I'm using continuum to build projects out of a perforce repository. It
> nearly works, but deleted files in perforce seem to never be removed
> from the continuum working directory.
> 
> This means that my builds start failing pretty soon after anyone
> deletes a java file and deletes anything related.
> 
> Is there any way to get continuum to delete files properly?