If your parent isn't in svn, it must be in a remote repository used by your child projects.
Emmanuel On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 12:37 PM, Raffaele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I try to explain my scenario, very simple: > > - parent.pom > - child.pom > > parent.pom is not inside Subversion and so it doesn't define the scm > element > child.pom is inside Subversion and it defines the scm element > > Now Continuum: > - I add child.pom specifying its svn url but Continuum says that parent pom > is missing, > - I add parent pom uploading it as it is not in Subversion but Continuum > says tha scm element is missing > - Then I add again child.pom and this time Continuum works and I see my > just > inserted project. > > That behaviour is quite strange, by the way it works. > > Now, consider that I change parent.pom, as it isn't in Subversion, I need > to > upload it again on Continuum, I try to do that, Continuum says again that > scm element is missing, but this time if I launch a build of the child > project, unfortunately Continuum seems to not see my changes on parent.pom. > > Perhaps I'm wrong in setting my environment, should I configure it in a > different way? > Should I have to put in svn also my parent pom? > > thanks in advance, best regards > Raffaele > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Need-hint-about-parent-pom-not-in-svn-and-child-in-svn-tp18607951p18607951.html > Sent from the Continuum - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
