Hi guys, first I want to congratulate you for the great work you're doing, CCNET is really something.
I'm quite newbie to this software and I couldn't solve following problem only with documentation: I want to make some dependency chain, as described in "Integration Queues" article. Everything works fine when I use intervalTrigger for project A (which checks modifications on svn for A), if that fires, it forceBuild project B (same here, svn checkout) and this forceBuild project C (svn+build). But this gives me only a possibility to test my build chain if something happens in A. If B or C changes, it does nothing since no trigger looks for changes in B and C. So I add intervalTrigger (default parameters, i.e. minimalistic form) to B and C and -- a problem. Since now all A, B and C have intervalTriggers, they are checking for the changes in the same time (plus minus) and the scenario looks like this: A detects a change, fires B, great. But B is already in the queue so it gets rejected. And since the "original" queue entry is with flag "build only on change", nothing happens and B and C are never checkout / build. Is there any way out of this? As I understand, these queues aren't very deterministic, i.e. some time it could happen B from forceBuild could appear in the queue sooner than B from intervalTrigger.
