Re: Configuring cruise-control to NOT automatically build a forceOnly="true" project the first time it starts up

My bad I should have took the 2 minutes to RTFM apparently I just need to
use the following properties:

<project forceOnly="true" requireModification="false"
forceBuildNewProject="false"


On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 11:15 AM, Doug Daniels <[email protected]>wrote:

> I have a project that is configured to build only through forceOnly="true",
> but when I setup a new cruise-control server and copy the config.xml it will
> automatically kick off those project builds (which we use for things like
> publishing our build to QA servers which we want to control).
>
> I've tried adding and removing modificationset to alwaysbuild, but it
> doesn't make a difference, so currently I'm running without it:
>         <modificationset>
>             <alwaysbuild />
>         </modificationset>
>
>  Here's what the current project configuration looks like:
>
>     <project forceOnly="true"
>         name="Publish pvp To Test and Restart Servers">
>         <plugin name="svn"
>             classname="net.sourceforge.cruisecontrol.sourcecontrols.SVN" />
>         <plugin name="svnbootstrapper"
>
> classname="net.sourceforge.cruisecontrol.bootstrappers.SVNBootstrapper" />
>         <listeners>
>             <currentbuildstatuslistener
>                 file="logs/${project.name}/status.txt" />
>         </listeners>
>         <bootstrappers>
>             <svnbootstrapper username="${user}"
>                 file="${dev.root}/config" password="${password}" />
>         </bootstrappers>
>
>         <schedule>
>             <composite>
>                 <maven2 mvnhome="${mvn.home}"
> pomfile="${pvp.parent}/pom.xml"
>                     goal="scm:update-subprojects" />
>
>                 <exec workingdir="${dev.root}/config/scripts"
>                     command="bash" args="-l -c 'cd
> /cygdrive/c/project/config/scripts;./alltestbuild'" showProgress="true" />
>             </composite>
>         </schedule>
>
>     </project>
>
>
>
> ~ doug daniels
>

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