Julien Stern a écrit :
Emmanuel,
thanks for this clarification.
I see one last possible issue though: I need to run the "first" build
before the "second" one, obviously.
So, I guess I can schedule them so that the second one is run a few
minutes after the first one. However, this implies that any change
performed in this time span will trigger the second build before
the first one... Is that correct ?
Yes
Or maybe, I can give then the same schedule ?
It should work.
> But in this case, how is the ordering decided ?
> Does the GROUP build has precedence ?
no project and group build definitions are at the same level.
Is the order the same as displayed on the web page ?
Probably, because we use the same request to get them.
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Julien
On Wed, Jun 20, 2007 at 10:08:53AM +0200, Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
In 1.1-alpha-2, build definition are independant and even if we don't have
changes since latest update, the build will run if you have changes since
latest execution of the current build definition.
Emmanuel
Julien Stern a écrit :
On Tue, Jun 19, 2007 at 08:11:59PM +0200, Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
You should run them in separate build definitions.
But if I do that, the second one will never run because nothing
will have changed, no ?
And If I do a fresh build, I will loose the output from the
first run...
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Julien
Emmanuel
Julien Stern a écrit :
Hi list,
I would like to run several Maven2 goals for one project under
Continuum.
The problem is that some of these goals should be run in --non-recursive
mode, while some others should be run as a reactor.
One example would be to generate the dependency-convergence for
a lot of modules and then deploy the site but only for the top-level
modules (it takes days otherwise and continuum runs out of memory
anyway).
So, what I would need is to be able to run, for instance
mvn project-info-reports:dependency-convergence
and then
mvn --non-recursive site:deploy
But of course, these should be run from the same place and the second
command should be triggered even if the first one succeeds :)
Is there any way to do this in the 1.1-alpha-2 version of continuum?
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Julien
