Kevin, Look for Remote Project Labeller in the documentation
Rolando El 22/03/2012 11:51, "Kevin Fernandes" <[email protected]> escribió: > Hi all. I have a configuration where my builds are done on one machine and > the installation packaing is done on separate machine. I have CCNet > installed on both machines and currently use project triggers to coordinate > copying the production binaries to a staging area (from machine 1) and then > running an InstallShield command line to build the install package and > publish it to a distribution site (from machine 2). The process itself > works nearly flawlessly but I now have a requirement that the install > packages get published to a folder whose name is the version label of the > last build (from machine 1). The question is, is it possible to get the > version label information of a remote CCNet project, using existing CCNet > components? Both machines know about each others projects because of the > coordination required. I could use the ForceBuild task to pass parameters > but the project that forces the other project to build is not the project > that has the build version label (is it easier to get it from the same > machine rather that the remote machine?). > > Anyway I am all for writing the info to a file somewhere and reading it > from the forced project (executing a script or some such to do this) if > this is the only way to do it but I was interested in knowing if there is a > way to do this directly in CCNet that I might be missing. > > Thanks in advance > > Kevin Fernandes >
