So you have to copy it into place to get the changes to pick up as
well, that is the only way I could do it as well. Simply pulling the
change down through source control as described in the documentation
does not clue the service in that the file has changed. I am not sure
what it checks but it strikes me odd that pulling form source control
a new file does not get picked up, but pulling it down to another
location and then copying it over does. However, I had forgotten about
the validate flag, and that is probably something I should have in
there. Thanks for the big clue on that one.
On Oct 7, 2:54 pm, "Adam V." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I keep our .configs under source control, and have bootstrap projects
> that monitor for changes.
> I'm on CCnet 1.4, so I use ccnet itself to validate XML before
> redeploying the .config file.
> I have the server set to watch for .config file changes (which I think
> is the deafult? I can't remember.)
>
> I have a project in my .config that watches for changes to the .config
> itself:
> <project name="ccnet-bootstrap">
>
> <webURL>&dashboard-url;/ccnet-bootstrap/ViewProjectReport.aspx</
> webURL>
> <workingDirectory>&build-path;\ccnet-bootstrap\working</
> workingDirectory>
> <artifactDirectory>&build-path;\ccnet-bootstrap\artifacts</
> artifactDirectory>
> &default-state;
>
> <labeller type="dateLabeller" />
>
> <sourcecontrol type="svn" autoGetSource="true"
> timeout="300000"
> executable='&svn-exe;'>
>
> <trunkUrl>file:///C:/local_svn_storage/srcweb/srcwebtools/trunk/
> build</trunkUrl>
> </sourcecontrol>
>
> <tasks>
> <exec executable="python.exe"
> buildArgs="update_ccnet_config.py" />
> </tasks>
>
> &default-publishers;
> </project>
>
> The build script that gets called is along the lines of (Python
> script, using a simple "build library"):
>
> print "= CruiseControl.NET bootstrap ="
> print "Verifying ccnet config files..."
>
> with working_folder("ccnet"):
> result,output = run(CCNET_EXE+" -validate -config:ccnet-web.config
> 2>nul")
> if result != 0:
> sys.stderr.write("error: could not verify \"ccnet-web.config
> \"\n")
> message = output if output else "(unknown error - is the path
> to ccnet.exe incorrect?)"
> sys.stderr.write(message)
> sys.exit(99)
>
> print "Staging new config files..."
> run("copy ccnet\\*.* "+REAL_CONFIG_PATH)
>
> print "done."
