I wanted to use something else so that if I have to go to the actual
build directory itself to get artifacts, I do not have to search through
different folders. For example, with a typical build, I may have to
deploy some xml files. I suppose I can just use Continuum to get all the
files I need.
Multiple branches of will be maintained by version. For example, 1.1,
1.2, 1.3, etc so I wanted to simply name the directory foo versus foo-1.1
Thanks for the info.
Regards,
Mark
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
Mark Eramo a écrit :
Hello,
I was wondering, does anyone know if there is a way to set the names
of the folders that hold the build output?
no, the folder name is the project id and can't be modified actually.
Why do you want to use something else?
For example, in the Configuration section, I set the Working
Directory to: */home/build/builds*
If I build project *foo*, the output of this directory goes into:
*/home/build/builds/1
*I would like it to go into: */home/build/builds/foo
*Is there a setting somewhere that will allow me to for example, use
the Maven2 articaftId as the folder name or to somehow set it per
project?
no. In the development process, the artifactId can be changed so I
think it's better to be independant of it.
How will you resolve multiple branches of the same project if you use it?
artifactId is a maven thing but Continuum support ant and shell script
projectsthat don't have an artifactId.
Emmanuel
