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Change By:
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Ronan Jouchet
(25/Oct/12 2:57 PM)
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Description:
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I've configured my build to poll a svn repo every minute (* * * * *), and the polling works fine, but what's strange is that the build is launched even if there was no change in my SVN repo.
In the Build Console I can read "no change for https://my.svn.repo/project since the previous build" (see more log below), but Jenkins nevertheless proceeds to building! The attached screenshot shows repeated builds of the same SVN revision.
This problem surfaced recently, but I'm hazardous to call it a regression: it might as well be a customer-side change of their SVN. I'm also unsure of the impact of the line saying "WARNING: clock of the subversion server appears to be out of sync. This can result in inconsistent check out behavior", could it be the source of my issue?
Here is the beginning of build log of the third
build of svn1705 (
#924-svn1705,
pictured on the screenshot),
for example:
{code}
Started by an SCM change
Building in workspace C:\.jenkins\workspace\trunk-erw
Cleaning up C:\.jenkins\workspace\trunk-erw\.
Deleting C:\.jenkins\workspace\trunk-erw\.\trunk\PS\2spinner\logs
Deleting C:\.jenkins\workspace\trunk-erw\.\trunk\enovia\WEB-INF\web.xml
Deleting C:\.jenkins\workspace\trunk-erw\.\trunk\Spinner\2spinner\logs
Updating https://my.svn.repo/project
At revision 1705
WARNING: clock of the subversion server appears to be out of sync. This can result in inconsistent check out behavior.
no change for https://my.svn.repo/project since the previous build
[trunk] $ cmd.exe /C '"C:\ant\bin\ant.bat -file build.xml -DjenkinsBuildNumber=924 -DjenkinsBuildNumberPlusSvn=#924-svn1705 PSfullJenkinsDeployWithRestore && exit %%ERRORLEVEL%%"'
Unable to locate tools.jar. Expected to find it in C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\lib\tools.jar
Buildfile: C:\.jenkins\workspace\trunk-erw\trunk\build.xml
...
<build goes on as usual>
{code}
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