Or, have a cron job call Curl and pass it in the URL of the Build
Now button for your project! Hokey, but works.
Eric
On Mar 30, 2007, at 2:04 PM, Anoop kumar V wrote:
Continuum would only build if there was anything checked into your
source
control repository. If you are using Continuum
Hi Eric,
I actually like that idea - it solves some odd issues on my side.
My question is what do I pass to Curl (I'd never heard of Curl until you
mentioned it)?
if my form definition looks like this:
form method=post
action=http://wd2013.us.oracle.com:8080/continuum/servlet/continuum;*
Perhaps Eric will reply with his specific curl command line... but in
the meantime.
http://curl.netmirror.org/docs/httpscripting.html
Go down to 4.2 POST.
Wayne
On 4/2/07, Chris Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Eric,
I actually like that idea - it solves some odd issues on my side.
My
Thanks Wayne!
I checked out that link and it makes sense. This command line seems to
do the trick:
curl -d action=camcid=buildAllProjectsbuild-all=Build%20All
wd2013.us.oracle.com:8080/continuum/servlet/continuum
Thanks,
Chris
Wayne Fay wrote:
Perhaps Eric will reply with his specific
Continuum would only build if there was anything checked into your source
control repository. If you are using Continuum 1.0.3 then there is no way to
force a build even if there is no new code / changes to the VCS. Not sure if
v1.1 has a way though.
If that is indeed the case then you can use
Hello,
I've gotten everything working in Continuum if I do a Build All (tests
run, app is deployed).
My issue is that my build process is not running when I think it should.
I'm using the DEFAULT_SCHEDULE, and the entry looks like this: 0 40 * * * ?
I thought that this would build my
