> > We do have nightly builds.
> Right, but nighly means once per day (per night?)
> 1) often it happens after many hours from the commit
> 2) often multiple commits have been done and we need
> time to identify the bad commit
As I said, I can change the frequency. That's easy. But I don't know if
Infrastructure will allow anything to be linked into our svn server to drive
per-commit processing. We already have hooks for mail and selected
(Infrastructure required) operations.
> 3) the subject of the nighly build is always the same: to see that it
> fails you have to read the content.
> I like what continuum does: run the check often (every commit) and send
> the notification only if it fails or if the status changed from the
> previous (fail => success).
> If you can do this or something similar it would be cool!
I would still want to see the report on a daily basis, but for interim
builds during the day, the script could check to see if ant succeeded or
failed, and only mail when it fails. A bit more work, due to the script's
structure, but do-able.
--- Noel
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