FW: nightly composite build running on modifications instead of at certain time

Adam Bruss <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.cruise-control.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello,

I've setup a nightly build in regular cruisecontrol that I want to run if there are changes. It's running as soon as there are modifications regardless of the time. It doesn't wait till the designated time to check for changes.
Here is the config code.

<project name="Tier2Tier3RegressionTests" buildafterfailed="false" requireModification="true">
                <modificationset>
                                <filesystem folder="${fullbuildnotifier.path}" />
                </modificationset>

                <schedule>
                  <composite>
                                <ant anthome="${anthome.dir}" buildfile="${antfilesupdater.dir}${antupdaterbuild.file}" target="update" uselogger="true" time="2000" timeout="900"></ant>
                                <ant anthome="${anthome.dir}" buildfile="${buildfiles.dir}${antbuild.file}" target="${antregressiontest-targetname}" uselogger="true" time="2001">
                                                <property name="cc.artifacts.dir" value="${cruise.dir}artifacts"/>
                                                <property name="cc.tctier" value="tier2:tier3"/>
                                </ant>
                  </composite>
                </schedule>
...

So I'd like the build to start at 8:00, check for changes and then run the ant target if there are changes. But the build is not waiting till the time property to check. What is wrong?

Thanks,
Adam

Adam Bruss
Senior Development Engineer
AWR Corporation/Simulation Technology & Applied Research
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