Re: " Sourcing" linux environment file in CC

Zach La Celle <lacelle <at> roboticresearch.com> writes:

> 
> There are separate environments for each project.  So solution one is 
> unfortunately not viable.
> 
> I have used the solution where I put it all in one bash script and 
> execute, but none of the build output is published to the web dashboard, 
> making the build kind of pointless (if it's not published, then the 
> developer doesn't know what exactly failed!).
> 
> Previously I've wrapped "make" in an Ant script, as an exec task, and 
> that seemed to publish the results correctly.  However, running the 
> "source" inside a bash script doesn't preserve the variables after the 
> script exits.  I need something similar to a single shell, where after 
> running the source command, the exported variables remain.
> 
> On 06/03/2010 11:39 AM, Lincoln Peters wrote:
> > On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 6:23 AM, zachlac<lacelle <at> roboticresearch.com> 
wrote:
> >    
> >> For our builds, we pick and choose the different code
> >> subdirectories needed for a specific project by using
> >> "environment" files; we call "source<filename>" to set
> >> up lots of different variables, etc.  We then call
> >> "make" to build the project.
> >>
> >> How can do something similar in CruiseControl: "source"
> >> a tcl script to get the variables from it, and then
> >> run "make" with those variables preserved?
> >>      


EDIT: Let me simplify what exactly I hope I can get cruisecontrol to do.  
1) I need it to read a "source-able" (as in "source <filename>" in Linux) file,
which I could do in a script
2) I need the variables changed by the script to remain in scope for another
exec/ant builder call
3) I would like to be able to see errors/warnings in the web dashboard, not just
a script return value.

Currently I can do the first two things by putting them all in one script. 
However, a bash script's gcc output isn't parsed properly by CruiseControl.

Any ideas?


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