is this still the best way? http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CC/Generating+config+files
I saw the post was from 2005 and wasn't sure if any new mechanisms were around. I saw in the 1.4.1 build notes that it referred to a way to replace chunks in the ccnet.config file but I couldn't find any examples only that it was something added in 1.4.1.... The scenario is fairly basic we're using Sourcegear for our source control so I want to be able to have a (basic level) MAIN PROJECT build project and a BRANCH PROJECT BUILD Project both of these will obviously have a lot of common parts and I don't really want to duplicate configuration elements.. The ideal situation would be the ability to keep all the branch builds in there as projects... But I don't want to just have to copy and paste the new branch projects each time we create a new branch it'd be nice if it could just "generate" all the necessary projects from like a list of Candidate Branches Labels in source control So i create a branch and magically in the project list there's a new project "BUILD BRANCH VERSION X" I can use a lot of the stuff from http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CC/Generating+config+files but was just curious if anyone had some other tools I should look into or more suggestions.... Thank you
