Re: Help build output getting cross talk

Ian,

What is your log plugin set to in your config.xml?

Example from mine:
<cruisecontrol>
	<!-- Commonly used directories -->
	<property name="CC_ANTHOME" value="${env.ANT_HOME}"/>
	<property name="CC_HOME" value="${env.CC_HOME}"/>
	<property name="CC_SCMHOME" value="${env._COMMON}/Bat"/>
	<property name="CC_SVNHOME" value="${env.SVN_HOME}"/>
	<property name="CC_WORKDIR" value="${env.STARTDIR}"/>
	<property name="CC_ARTIFACTSDIR"
value="${CC_WORKDIR}\Artifacts\${project.name}"/>
	<property name="CC_CHECKOUTDIR"
value="${CC_WORKDIR}\Checkout\${project.name}"/>
	<property name="CC_LOGSDIR"
value="${CC_WORKDIR}\Logs\${project.name}"/>
	
	<!-- Defaults for email -->
	<property name="CC_BUILDMASTER.email"
value="${env.COMPUTERNAME}@s1.com"/>
	<property name="CC_BUILDMASTER.name"  value="${env.COMPUTERNAME}
CruiseControl"/>
	<property name="CC_BUILDMASTER.return.email"
value="[email protected]"/>
	<property name="CC_BUILDMASTER.mailhost"  value="x.x.x.com"/>

	<!-- Preconfigure our plugins -->
	<plugin name="log" 
		dir="${CC_LOGSDIR}">
	</plugin>
	...

Using the ${project.name} variable in the definition of ${CC_LOGSDIR},
my logs location for each project is different since in my project
configuration I have:

<project>
	...
		<log dir="${CC_LOGSDIR}">
			<merge
dir="${CC_CHECKOUTDIR}/${CC_SUBPROJECT}/junit-reports"
pattern="TEST-*.xml"/>
		</log>
	...
</project>

Make sure your logs location is unique for each project.

Hope this helps.

John Burrows
SCM/Release Engineering

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Hello all,

?This is my first post to the list so excuse any faux-pas. I've got
two projects running under CC with <threads='2'>. When they are
running at the same time the "build output" tab is showing results
from the wrong project. As an example

-----------------------
Build Output

Buildfile: projects/pbwiki/build.xml
ccAntProgress -- checkout
     [exec] At revision 11514.
ccAntProgress -- FunctionalTestsFF

------------------------

This snippet which appears at the top of the Build Output page is
displaying the wrong build.xml path. I've double checked by config.xml
and everything looks right.

It appears as if both projects are writing to the same file, with each
new project overwriting that file when it starts.

If anyone has suggestions for further investigation or if you've
encountered this issue yourself I'd love to know.

Thanks in advance,

Ian



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