Re: Correct way to get build/label into file name?
"Rajib Basu" <[email protected]>
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Please replace ${project.label} with ${label} and you should be fine
-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Kosick [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2009 1:50 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Cruisecontrol-user] Correct way to get build/label into file name?
Hi All,
I gave up trying to get the scp publisher working, and switched to the
execute publisher.
<execute command="pscp -i WDSBuild.ppk c:\WDSConnector\src
\Web_Defense_Connector_Setup\Release\WDS_Connector_Setup.exe
[email protected]:/var/mxl/qa/wds-connector/WDS_Connector_Setup-
${project.label}.exe" />
It's working except for on thing, the file on the server gets copied to
literally
WDS_Connector_Setup-${project.label}.exe
whereas I'm looking for it to be
WDS_Connector_Setup-build.11.exe
Am I not using the correct property to do this? I've searched the docs
and they mention something like ${label} I tried this as well and the files
gets copied literally named as well. What should I be doing?
Thanks,
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Brian Kosick
CM Manager
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