Thanks John.
From what I know about jenkins, if it ran the install, it won't run again
by default unless you upgrade the version of whatever you are installing.
so this process, as good as it is, may not be good for me. I was hoping to
get a process much similar the what happens between
That sounds like a good idea to me.
On Jan 1, 2013 5:03 AM, Gabby Romano omerik...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks John.
From what I know about jenkins, if it ran the install, it won't run again
by default unless you upgrade the version of whatever you are installing.
so this process, as good as it
Just a quick reply here:
The first idea is to stop trying to control the state of the git-svn clone
with git-svn rebase. Instead: Just let git-svn fetch to the latest HEAD in
SVN, and then afterwards *reset* the git-svn repo to the revision you want.
Something like this (given an argument SVN
