Thanks for trying Continuum and even more for submitting your comments!

No worries ...be sure there are more to come :)

In the next version it will be possible to reconfigure Continuum with
another working directory so you can move the checkouts to another place
and then restart Continuum.

Awesome!

It should update most of the field on each build. If you find something
that's not updated, please make a JIRA issue for it here[1].

Will re-check

If you want to use mod_proxy you have to
point it against the proxy listener. As you're saying it's not the
mod_proxy that rewrites the links, it's done the proxy listener by setting a "Proxy-Host:" in the HTTP request that's given to the application. The
default configuration has a disabled http proxy listener on port 8090.

...just wondering - why this effort and
not just using relative links?

So in short to be able to use Continuum through a proxy listener, enable the proxy listener (and disable the normal one if you want) and configure
mod_proxy to proxy against the machine running Continuum on port 8090.

Will give that a try

A few more comments/questions:

 o would be nice to have a status "queued for building"
o would be nice to have a direct link to the reports from the continuum summary page o having the build numbers in the summary page like that is not too useful. I would rather like to have the revision and the number of builds for that revision.

    myproject r2433/2 - revision 2433 build 2

   the number of builds should be reset for each revision
 o why are builds sequential and not concurrently?

cheers
--
Torsten

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