Since nobody has answered me on this I've decided to get creative. I'm currently testing this idea, but it seems to work for me.
Basically, I set a property within the loop. Once the condition is met where a I want to exit the loop (ie a build is needed), I set the value of ${build.needed} to true, and set the readonly flag to true as well.
With this method I still execute the rest of the loop, but since the property is now read only, it can't be set to false if a later project shows that a build isn't needed.
If there is another way, please share. Thanks.
<foreach item="String" in="${project.svn.path}" property="svn.path" verbose="true" delim=" " trim="Both">
<do unless="${build.needed}"> -->
<exec program="svn.exe" commandline="info --xml ${project.svn.path}" output="${infolog}" />
<xmlpeek xpath="/info/entry[1]/@revision" file="${infolog}" property="reposrev" />
<xmlpeek xpath="//commit/@revision" file="${infolog}" property="maxcommitrev" />
<echo message="++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++" />
<echo message="Max //comit/@revision: ${maxcommitrev}" />
<echo message="++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++" />
<xmlpeek xpath="//commit/@revision" file="${infolog}" property="maxcommitrev" />
<echo message="++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++" />
<echo message="Max //comit/@revision: ${maxcommitrev}" />
<echo message="++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++" />
<!-- Use ENV variables to return values -->
<setenv name="ReposRev" value="${reposrev}" />
<setenv name="maxcommitrev" value="${maxcommitrev}" />
<setenv name="ReposRev" value="${reposrev}" />
<setenv name="maxcommitrev" value="${maxcommitrev}" />
<!-- check automated.build.log for build needed statement and set VAR to true-->
<if
test="${environment::variable-exists('maxcommitrev')}">
<property name="MaxCommitRev" value="${environment::get-variable('maxcommitrev')}" />
<property name="ReposRev" value="${environment::get-variable('ReposRev')}" />
</if>
<property name="MaxCommitRev" value="${environment::get-variable('maxcommitrev')}" />
<property name="ReposRev" value="${environment::get-variable('ReposRev')}" />
</if>
<loadfile file="${lastbuild.version.file}" property="LastBuildRev">
<filterchain>
<replacestring from="SVNREVISION: " to="" />
</filterchain>
</loadfile>
<if test="${LastBuildRev < MaxCommitRev}">
<echo append="true" file="automated.build.log" message="${datetime::now()} - ${project.build.path}: Needs a Build" />
<property name="build.needed" value="true" readonly="true"/>
</if>
<ifnot test="${LastBuildRev < MaxCommitRev}">
<echo append="true" file="automated.build.log" message="${datetime::now()} - ${project.build.path}: No Build needed." />
<property name="build.needed" value="false" readonly="false"/>
</ifnot>
</do>
<echo message="Build needed: ${build.needed}" />
</foreach>
<filterchain>
<replacestring from="SVNREVISION: " to="" />
</filterchain>
</loadfile>
<if test="${LastBuildRev < MaxCommitRev}">
<echo append="true" file="automated.build.log" message="${datetime::now()} - ${project.build.path}: Needs a Build" />
<property name="build.needed" value="true" readonly="true"/>
</if>
<ifnot test="${LastBuildRev < MaxCommitRev}">
<echo append="true" file="automated.build.log" message="${datetime::now()} - ${project.build.path}: No Build needed." />
<property name="build.needed" value="false" readonly="false"/>
</ifnot>
</do>
<echo message="Build needed: ${build.needed}" />
</foreach>
Michael Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How can I exist a <foreach> loop?I've tried the following:<foreach ... ... ... unless="${needs.build}">and also:<do unless="${needs.build}">But the loops keep running through all items.Basically, I'm trying to loop through a bunch of Subversion URLs, and detect if a build is needed based on last commit revision vs my last build revision. But I can't get the script to exit the <foreach> when it finds that the first one is true.I'll paste the full target below...Thanks,Mike<target name="isbuildneeded" description="Check if a build is needed script to see if our build is up to date already." verbose="true"><foreach item="String" in="${project.svn.path}" property="svn.path" verbose="true" delim=" " trim="Both">
<do unless="${build.needed}">
<exec program="svn.exe" commandline="info --xml ${svn.path}" output="${infolog}" /><xmlpeek xpath="/info/entry[1]/@revision" file="${infolog}" property="reposrev" />
<xmlpeek xpath="//commit/@revision" file="${infolog}" property="maxcommitrev" />
<echo message="++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++" />
<echo message="Max //comit/@revision: ${maxcommitrev}" />
<echo message="++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++" /><!-- Use ENV variables to return values -->
<setenv name="ReposRev" value="${reposrev}" />
<setenv name="maxcommitrev" value="${maxcommitrev}" /><!-- check automated.build.log for build needed statement and set VAR to true--><if test="${environment::variable-exists('maxcommitrev')}">
<property name="MaxCommitRev" value="${environment::get-variable('maxcommitrev')}" />
<property name="ReposRev" value="${environment::get-variable('ReposRev')}" />
</if><loadfile file="${lastbuild.version.file}" property="LastBuildRev">
<filterchain>
<replacestring from="SVNREVISION: " to="" />
</filterchain>
</loadfile>
<if test="${LastBuildRev < MaxCommitRev}">
<echo append="true" file="automated.build.log" message="${datetime::now()} - ${project.build.path}: Needs a Build" />
<property name="build.needed" value="true" dynamic="true"/>
</if>
<ifnot test="${LastBuildRev < MaxCommitRev}">
<echo append="true" file="automated.build.log" message="${datetime::now()} - ${project.build.path}: No Build needed." />
<property name="build.needed" value="false" dynamic="true"/>
</ifnot>
</do>
<echo message="Build needed: ${build.needed}" />
</foreach></target>
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