Re: Build Version Numbering

Fri, 16 Jun 2006 08:55:27 -0700 

you can attach the scm:tag goal to the install phase in your pom.
With it, you'll can add a timestamp in the tag name.

Emmanuel

John Goyer a écrit :
How do I tag a build on success? I am using maven2 and would like to make a new tag after each build that succeeds. I would also like to 
include a version number (preferred) or date/timestamp in the tag.


only builds in succes have a continuum build number.


Adam Leggett a �crit :


Thanks Emmanuel,







I want to display the build version in the built application. The app is a java 
gui installer.



My M2 build binds antrun to package phase which invokes an ant buildfile. The 
ant build


reads the version number property and includes it in the application.






Im not looking to define a continuum build number. Im just wondering if all 
builds (success


and failure) could be numbered.






Thanks







Adam







-----Original Message-----
From: Emmanuel Venisse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 


Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 12:40 PM



To: [email protected]



Subject: Re: Build Version Numbering











it isn't possible actually to define your own build number in continuum. The 
build number
generated 
by continuum is an internal number.







what is the interest of your version.properties file? Do you use it in your 
code?







You can tag your code after each success build.







Emmanuel







Adam Leggett a �crit :



Hi all,







I have added a versioning profile to a Maven 2 pom as follows







<profiles>



            <profile>



                    <id>version-increment</id>
<build> 


                            <plugins>



                                   <plugin>





<artifactId>maven-antrun-plugin</artifactId>



                                           <executions>



                                                  <execution>





<id>increment version</id>





<phase>generate-sources</phase>





<configuration>





<tasks>
<taskdef name="jreleaseinfo" 


classname="ch.oscg.jreleaseinfo.anttask.JReleaseInfoAntTask"



classpath="maven.plugin.dependency.classpath">



</taskdef>
<jreleaseinfo className="SimpleVersionInfo"
packageName="uk.co.upco.engage" 


targetDir="${project.build.directory}"



 buildNumFile="${basedir}/version.properties"



 buildNumProperty="buildnum"></jreleaseinfo>





</tasks>





</configuration>



                                                          <goals>





<goal>run</goal>



                                                          </goals>



                                                  </execution>



                                           </executions>
</plugin> 


                                   <plugin>





<artifactId>maven-scm-plugin</artifactId>



                                         <executions>



                                                 <execution>





<phase>package</phase>



                                                  <configuration>





<includes>version.properties</includes>





<message>incremented build version</message>



                                                  </configuration>



                                                  <goals>





<goal>checkin</goal>



                                                  </goals>



                                                </execution>



                                       </executions>



                                     </plugin>



                            </plugins>
</build> 


            </profile>



     </profiles>
This allows me to display the build version of my app when its
packaged. I'd like to tie this to my continuum builds somehow. If only
continuum runs the profile, it does the increment and checks in the
version number. I'd like to match the version number to continuums own 


build number, but I cant figure how to do this.







Continuum seems to



a) not list failed builds with an id and



b) log the builds with a different id e.g. my m2 project build#5 is



logged as 135.log.txt
Does anyone have an idea of how to best approach this issue of 


versioning builds with continuum?







TIA







Adam







Adam Leggett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>



Senior Consultant



UPCO



Direct Line: 0113 20 10 631



Fax: 0113 20 10 666



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