Michael Jervis wrote:
> If one or more lines contains fail, I want to fail the build, but only
> after I've looped all rows and printed out the fails, so my build log
> email will look like:
>
> [echo] Change 1 failed
> [echo] Change 87 failed
> [echo] Change 987 failed
> [fail] Build failed, one o
Hi,
OK, I've now got my code that loops through the log file looking for
lines with fail in working (thanks guys). Now, I want to expand on
that.
If one or more lines contains fail, I want to fail the build, but only
after I've looped all rows and printed out the fails, so my build log
email will