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Brett Porter closed CONTINUUM-1823.
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Resolution: Duplicate
> Fewer notifications when Subversion server is unreachable
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> Key: CONTINUUM-1823
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM-1823
> Project: Continuum
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Erik Drolshammer
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> By default Continuum sends notifications when the state of a project changes,
> so two consecutive build failures will result in only one email. However,
> when the build failure is caused by an unreachable Subversion server a
> notification is sent every hour, for every project (See output below). This
> resulted in approx. 1500 emails in my ci-folder after the weekend. Which,
> imho, is a bit unfortunate.
> Would it be possible to adopt the principle advocated by TestNG; that this is
> caused by a _single_ failure and all other failures are derived failures
> which are given the status SKIPPED in TestNG terminology?
> In other words, I propose the following extension:
> Create a list of SCM-repositories known to Continuum.
> Run a simple availability test on each of these and set status "OK" or
> "Unavailable".
> Projects that use an unavailable repository can thus be SKIPPED until the
> repository is available again.
> The repository test can be run e.g. once an hour (preferable configurable)
> and should only send notifications when the state changes.
> Further, it would be nice if it was possible to set up a list of notifiers
> separate from the project notifiers like it is for projects now. It would
> typically be interesting for system administrators to subscribe to email
> notifications for unavailable SCM repo. (A cheap surveillance solution.)
> Build Error:
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> Provider message: The svn command failed.
> Command output:
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> svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/svn/projectName/trunk/'
> svn: PROPFIND of '/svn/projectName/trunk/': could not connect to server
> (https://10.0.0.10)
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