Hi

this is only a problem if your source control is not atomic, like Source
Safe.
Modern Source Control systems (svn, tfs, ...)  only show that there are
modified files if everything is checked in.
even if a check-in would take 15 minutes.

remember : this is a source control check-in

if you check in your 10 files 1 by 1, you have actually 10 checkins done!
So best to check in all related changes with 1 command.

Just to make it more clear.

with kind regards
Ruben Willems

On 29 February 2012 17:34, Chris <[email protected]> wrote:

> Say I have continuous integration every 5 mins. Say I have 10 files to
> check in. After I check in my first file, and 5 seconds later, my
> continuous integration just happen to trigger at the 5-min boundary,
> before I check in my other 9 files. How can I set it up so I delay the
> build for a specified amount of time after the first detection of an
> out-of-date or missing file to give me time to checkin my other files?
> Make sense?
>
> -chris
>

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