Hello users,
Continuum is case sensitive when matching <developers> defined in the pom.xml
and svn committers. Here's what happened :
I setup my continuum to notify a global list and the latest committers in case
of a build failure and I defined relevant users in my pom.xml.
Unfortunatly, my svn server does not check for case in the username when code
is checked in.
Meaning I can check in like this :
svn ci Wombat.java --username=Arnaud --password=mypass
OR
svn ci Wombat.java --username=arnaud --password=mypass
In the SVN log, I'll have 2 entries, one with 'Arnaud' and one with 'arnaud' as
the committer.
In my pom.xml file, I am defined like this :
<developers>
<developer>
<id>Arnaud</id>
....
</developer>
</developer>
Apparently continuum checks for case when sending notifications to latest
committers, because I'll get an email if I checked in with username 'Arnaud'
but not if I commit with username 'arnaud'
I see several ways I can fix this, I'd like to know which will work/is best
1/ <id>arnaud,Arnaud</id> but I doubt this will work, and if it did, I can
still commit using arNaud reproducing the issue
2/ define 2 <developer>, one with Arnaud and one with arnaud, but that's tacky
on many levels and we have 100 or so committers.
3/ make my svn server case sensitive, but I have no control on the svn server
(and all the current users will get kicked out because their svn credential
cache will be stale)
4/ Is it possible to configure continuum to be case insensitive when matching
latest committers ? That would be the preferred option.
Best regards,
Arnaud
svn server : 1.4
continuum : 1.7.6
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