Title: Message
I
don't believe so. I am guessing that the best approach might be to make
"cloaked"the projects to be ignored for the VSS user that the builds run
as.
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BryanSent:
Perhaps this would help;
In BuildRunner.cs, selecting the temp build directory and retrieving the
source code is the reponsibility of GetSource() as below.
private string GetSource() {
string temp = Path.GetTempFileName();
File.Delete(temp);
Title: Message
I like
to keep complexity out of things when I can get away with it. It sounds to me
like if the dracrocli remoting interface supported a "/poll:buildname" then the
Windows scheduler could be used. Right now dracocli can be used to start a build
anyway for those who would
That is exactly what /nfb does. I read the source to verify it.
- Jerry
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Subject: RE: [Draconet-users] Another vote for scheduled
Title: Message
If you
build as a particular user, used only for builds, then add an "ignore user" to
the draco config.
ignorechanges
ignore user="Build" /
/ignorechanges
There
is also ignore comment="" support, maybe use a particular comment when
labeling the project.
-
Jerry
Draco does that by design. Make the nant script archive the build if you
want to keep it somewhere.
- Jerry Albro
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