Re: Log Merge

Keith,

Add an Init or Clean target to your process to run immediately in the beginning to either delete and recreate the log folder or its contents or just the log file. I have shown an example of each below, just have one of the delete tasks in there to take care of the cleanup and you will never import another old log again.

Ant Example:

   <!-- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= -->
   <!-- TARGET clean :  Perform old file cleanup                  -->
   <!-- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= -->

	<target name="clean" description="Remove files from the previous run">
		<echo message="Removing files from the previous run..."/>
		<!-- Delete the complete folder -->
		<delete includeEmptyDirs="true" failonerror="false">
			<fileset dir="${builddir}/build/logs"/>
		</delete>
		<!-- Delete the folder contents: All files -->
		<delete>
			<fileset dir="${builddir}/build/logs" includes="**/*"/>
		</delete>	  
		<!-- Delete only the log file -->
		<delete file="${builddir}/build/logs/phpunit.xml"/>
	</target>


John Burrows

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Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2010 16:30:13 -0800
From: "Keith Tyler" <[email protected]>
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Hi all, LTLFTC. I am hoping there is a simple solution and my apologies
if it has already been answered. I did try to search the ML archives.
All rights reserved, etc.

Anyway. We use CC to automate seleniumRC testing via PHPUnit under an
Ant script. PHPUnit is set to emit junit log format with filename
$builddir/build/logs/phpunit.xml, which we use <log><merge> to hook into
the CC log. (We also use PHPUC but that probably isn't relevant).

Sometimes, the build blows up for whatever reason, and the phpunit.xml
doesn't get created. But the one left over from the previous run is
still there. <log><merge> happily snaps this up and slurps it into the
CC log. The result will be a status page with the same results as the
previous (or some prior) run, with updated build timestamps.

Is there an option to <merge> to have it delete the slurped original
file after it has been incorporated? This way it would be a lot more
obvious that things had blown up as there would be no results. Or will I
have to resort to a custom cleanup publisher?

Thanks,
Kdt



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