Re: Question about modificationset & cvs changes

Julian Simpson <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.cruise-control.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

On 17 June 2011 09:51, Emerson Cod <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>  Hi,
>
> we do have problesm with our CruiseControl (2.8.4), that some changes are
> not detected and therefore no build is started.
>
>
Sending logs would help - pastie.org is good for that.


> We have one cruisecontrol instance with several projects. Some of these
> projects run continously, some on a fix time in the night.
>
> I found in the configuration references, how cruisecontrol checks for
> modifications in cvs. There it is written
>
> *lastbuildtime* is replaced with the date of the last build, using the
> date format yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss 'GMT'.
>
> My question is - what is "date of the last build". Is it really the one of
> the current project, or of the cruiseinstance ?
>


it should absolutely be the date of the last build as it gets compared to
the current date.

   /**
     * @param lastBuildTime last build date
     * @param checkTime current time
     * @return CommandLine for "cvs -d CVSROOT -q LOG -N
-dlastbuildtime<checktime "
     * @throws CruiseControlException if something breaks
     */
    public Commandline buildHistoryCommand(final Date lastBuildTime, final
Date checkTime)
            throws CruiseControlException {




> So if I have project A and Project B. There are changes in both
> simultanously. A is triggered (continously) and builds. B is set up in the
> night and there it is checked for modifications. Is the "date of the last
> build time", really the one of Project B or is i project A ?
>
>
It should be the date of B.


> If so, is this intended ? If not, would could be the problem ? (running s
> simple cvs -n update shows the differences).
>
>

I don't believe that this is intended - perhaps you can share some logs and
config.

Best

Julian.


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