> -Original Message-
[snip]
> Anyone have any ideas on how to get around this. When I build I need
to
> register and unregister on my development machine but it is not
absolutely
> necessary on the continious integration machine although . It doesn't
> have
> a problem with the 'ProjectD
John,
You're bumping into the same confusion I did when I first got started.
As I've grokked the subject, you've got two options (which you've
already figured out):
1. Store the build files with the source and use relative paths in your
build file to reference resources; this allows you to use th
I haven't seen any replies yet, so I'll ask if you get the same behavior
from the UNC path... I'd expect that it would fail the same way, but I
can't imagine why.
If the Draco user that is running the service has the drive letter
mapped as part of it's profile and can access it for purposes of pu
> Curiously enough I think that a relative path is working. I kinda took
> it for granted that it did not from the comments here and the other
> posting.
Felicitations.
> I have another question though. Why would code such as this build on
> VS.Net then fail on the draco nant build:
>
> For i As
> Hehe, well I just posted on the nant list about relative paths in
> . This is the most obvious solution and maybe I'll look at the
> nant source for this task and see what I can do.
Good luck. I'll watch the fireworks with interest. There are some
smarter people than I on that list, so perhaps
> N. I want CI. Damn. Is it possible to just make draco run on a
> single thread to solve this problem?
Not TMK. I'd be happy to learn otherwise. You and I are at the foci of
many tangential "feature" collisions in several otherwise well-designed
apps. ;) I love Draco and I love NAnt; I ev
> Anyone see any issues with this?
Yes. How are you going to work around build collisions when the same
build is launched within seconds/minutes of each other that result is
quasi-parallel builds? Unless there are new features in your custom
build which prevents the same build from running multi
;
> > > If I run the nant file manually after pulling down the files
through
> > the
> > > vault, it works great.
> > >
> > > Basically I am asking has anyone else had trouble when building
with a
> > > NANT script that normally builds fine?
> >
;
> > > If I run the nant file manually after pulling down the files
through
> > the
> > > vault, it works great.
> > >
> > > Basically I am asking has anyone else had trouble when building
with a
> > > NANT script that normally builds fine?
> >
> -Original Message-
> From: Bryan D. Andrews
> Sent: Monday, July 12, 2004 9:38 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Draconet-users] Vault and Draconet?
>
> Anyone got this going? Any advice or suggestions?
Yeah, Subversion and Draco.
Actually, it'd be nice if you'd be the guinea pig
David,
As I understand the client, you must have multiple config files (one per
target server) and specify the appropriate config file on the command
line, using the /config: switch. You'll, of course, want to wrap
a batch file/shell script around the complexity to eliminate the need to
re-key th
Isn't that more or less what the /nfb switch does in the Draco client
already? By default the client forces a build, but if you don't want it
to force and only build if "necessary" throw it the /nfb.
[This commandline warrior has been wishing for a /list switch for the
Draco client for a while no
Mark Griffiths wrote:
> That is all off the top of my head, but mostly it is a gut feeling
> (brought about by
> experience) that by minimising dependencies life gets easier. I don't
> expect everyone to agree with me!
>
> Note however, that deficiencies in Draco might well force someone to
have
Mark,
I'm curious about your view of the dependencies. 'Cuz I'm about to get
dumped into a much wider WANned environment next year... (Lil' startup
company sandbox, how little we knew ye.) Who knows? I may even lose
local control of my SCC if/when it gets moved into some big corporate
bomb she
Draco do Vault? :)
[With regards to the actual thread topic: using NAnt to get latest into
the same location every time instead of relying on Draco for that
purpose would seem to be preferable rather than adding more complexity
to the very lean, sharp Draco feature set. Unless Chive wants to turn
D
I
finally got a 1.5-beta-2 server installed, configured and (most importantly)
running properly this weekend. Very cool. The client-initiated
rebuild no longer forces a double-build; thank
you, thank you, thank you! (Don't forget to set your
environment variable for SSDIR, folks, or you'
Sent: Friday, November 07, 2003
5:48 PM
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Draconet-users] Why
does forcing a remote rebuild wind up triggering two builds?
The bug was in the server (not the client), so you’ll
likely see the fix when the server is upgraded.
From: David Reed
[mailto:[EM
server with the current beta, I guess, and see
if it still happens there.
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From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Erv Walter
Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003
10:42 AM
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; David Reed
Subject: RE: [Draconet-users] Why
My question for Chuck & Co. is "You're already using NAnt. Why not use
the vssget task that's built into NAnt to put the source exactly where
you want it?"
Draco is great for watching VSS and firing a NAnt script which takes
care of all of its own care and feeding (deleting everything the working
Hola,
amigos,
Why
does forcing a remote rebuild with the Draco.NET Client actually trigger two
builds, separated approximately by the poll period in time? If I (or
someone else) force a build with dracocli /start:"Build.Name
Project", Draco.NET will fire the build immediately and then
Howdy,
y'all,
My
compliments to the developers; Draco.NET is very fine product. There are
some little features that would (maybe already do) make it much more "trustworthy"
(beside remote request authentication). I've got lots of other questions/observations/suggestions,
but I'll stic
ets old real
quick deleting the email reports (but, golly, my integration server
stays fresh!).
Multiply that times 77 monitored VSS projects... and you'll start to
feel my pain. ;)
Is there a way to tell Draco to ignore label changes and only care about
actual file add/update/deletes? H
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