2009/11/27 Wendy Smoak <[email protected]> > On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 7:06 AM, Butch Slayer <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > I have a single project of which I need to build three different targets. > So > > I did the following: > > I made one project and put three build definitions in. Scheduled at > > different times, using different schedules works fine. But I would like > to > > run all three build definition simultaneous. I tried to do this using > queues > > but did not succeed. Can anyone help me out please? > > > > I am using a shell project. > > What version of Continuum are you using? > > Thanks for the input.
I'm working with version 1.3.4, build 807129 of Continuum. Just on the surface, I don't think it's going to let you do > simultaneous builds from the same working copy. > > They would step on each other, trying to delete and write the same > files -- or at least that's the assumption, based on the typical 'mvn > clean install' build which first deletes the 'target' directory, then > re-creates it and writes files there. > > Your shell project may not actually have that limitation, but I think > it's built in. Someone more familiar with the code would need to > confirm. > > That's right. I have a build directory for each target. > You'll probably have to add the project three times so there are > different working copies, possibly in three different project groups > (it might complain about duplicates otherwise, not sure how that works > with shell projects.) > > That is what I thought/feared. It's a petty, it feels like wasting resources... Next to these three (or more) targets I'll have more versions to build too in the future. Is there a way to share a single working copy between more than one project? Kind regards, Butch.
