[JIRA] Commented: (CC-1010) being able to build a set of projects from inside a project
"Dan Rollo (JIRA)" <[email protected]>
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Dan Rollo commented on CC-1010:
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Re: JMX calls generating native threads - I think we have that issue fixed (it had to do with not closing connections...).
My concern about having builders invoke other project builds is it is not safe. By that I mean, the JMX approach does not violate the current guarantee that a given project will NEVER be building in two different threads at the same time. Even if you force a build, the current scheduling ensures a project will only be building one one thread. For example: What will happen if the "child" project you wish to build is already building?
I realize the JMX approach "heavy", but maybe there is some other way to get the "child" project queued safely?
> being able to build a set of projects from inside a project
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> Key: CC-1010
> URL: http://jira.public.thoughtworks.org/browse/CC-1010
> Project: CruiseControl
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Core Application
> Affects Versions: 2.8.5
> Environment: all operating systems
> Reporter: Antoine Levy Lambert
> Attachments: patch_CC_1010.txt
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> In a CruiseControl plugin (builder) I was using APIs which existed in CruiseControl 2.7.2 that I need again.
> Functionally I want to build a set of projects from inside a project.
> I am also using these 2.7.2 APIs in a sourcecontrol/changeset plugin to look at changes from dependent projects and report them as changes of the dependee (recursive changes)
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