On Thu 2008-11-20 at 11:10h, Jonathan Oulds wrote on ivy-user: : > As an example we have our project source under SVN. Our CI inspects the > project then builds and publishes if it detects any changes. however if > we hard coded the revision number into the ivy file then our CI machine > would have to update the ivy file with the new version and do a commit. > > That didn't sound like a good idea to us, so we headed down the route of > not having the version numbers specified in the ivy file and only > resolving the correct version number upon delivery. Our CI machine will > auto increment the build number, when a module changes significantly we > do a special build of the module updating the major or minor version.
I'm curious: Given a build number, how do you later find the corresponding sources in SVN? Does the CI system tag the sources with the auto-incremented build number? -- Niklas Matthies
