i
find that hooks are most useful,
here
is what i'm using at work :
<notification>
<file>
<dir>F:\Draco.NET\Output</dir>
</file>
<hook>
<developer notifysuccess="true"
notifyfailure="true">
<recipient>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</recipient>
<user>Draco
Admin</user>
</developer>
<developer
notifyfailure="true">
<recipient>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</recipient>
<user>Manager</user>
</developer>
<developer>
<recipient>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</recipient>
<user>Dev
1</user>
</developer>
<developer>
<recipient>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</recipient>
<user>Dev
2</user>
</developer>
<developer
notifyhooksuccess="false">
<recipient>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</recipient>
<user>Dev
3</user>
</developer>
<developer>
<recipient>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</recipient>
<user>Dev
4</user>
</developer>
</hook>
</notification>
Notes :
Draco recognizes which users have made modifications since the last
successful build, then computes who should receive an
email
according to the config hook rules.
the user names
should match the ones in your source repository (like VSS) for rules to apply
correctly.
notifysuccess (default is false) : the user will receive an
email for every sucessful build (whether he/she participated in a
development or not)
notifyfailure (default is false) : same for
failures
notifyhooksuccess (default is true) : the user will receive an email
for each successful build in which he is involved (after a modification from
his/her part)
notifyhookfailure (default is true) : same for failures. should always
be true in my opinion.
no
duplicate mails are sent if multiple rules apply.
in
my example, i'm the Draco Admin and I want to receive a mail for every single
build, whether successful or not.
the
Projet Manager (my boss), only wants to be aware of failures + builds that are
triggered by his own work.
Developpers receive mails for each build that are partly triggered by
their modifications.
Developper 3 didn't want to be bothered with successful builds, this
was quickly done in the config and kept his morale at the highest
;)
i
found all that looking at the code and the xsd,
hope
this helps,
vincent
I havent used that.
Is there anyone out there using the hook notification method that
would like to share part of their draco.exe.config? I am no XML expert, so
it is a bit difficult to guess at a good template to start with for this
kind of notification.
Thanks.
- Jerry
