The other option is you can set your version number to be something like
100${COUNT} which will label the next item as 1002 but then you would need
to make changes to the labeling as you hit 10 and 100. A solution but a
very temporary one :)
On Friday, 29 April 2016 18:33:09 UTC+10, Chris Tamlyn wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> We have a pipeline that has been running for a while, and the ${COUNT} was
> up to 50. The pipeline then got renamed slightly by using the XML Config
> to change the casing of the pipeline, from upper to lower case. This seems
> to have caused the ${COUNT} to reset to 1 on the pipeline, which now means
> the pipeline fails as it clashes with the existing pipeline builds. Which
> don't seem to teat it as a new pipeline but a continuation of the existing
> one.
>
> Is there anyway we can manually bump up the ${COUNT} again back to 51?
> Other than repeatedly running and waiting for the pipeline to fail and
> therefore increment the number above its previous count. The other
> alternative I know of is to change the version format e.g. 1.{$COUNT} but
> we use the version number downstream in our deployments so we cannot make
> this type of change.
>
> How is go maintaining these variables? Are they environment variables on
> the GO Server?
>
> Any help much appreciated, please ignore the futility of cauing this issue
> ourselves just to change from upper to lower case!
>
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