Commit trigger and CVS tags
Can I use commit triggering for a project that is based on a CVS tag? The triggering works grear for one of my other projects that is based off a CVS branch, but the project based off of a CVS tag never fires.
Thanks!
Todd
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Tagged directory contains fixed content from TeamCity point of view.
Even if you create new tag with the 'override' option, TeamCity cannot get
changes for the project for the same tag between 2 dates.
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"Todd Breiholz" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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That's unfortunate. I was excited to see that you added the ability to set up builds based on CVS tags in the latest versions of the product, but without automated triggering of builds based on CVS changes, I'm not seeing the benefit of using this tool in our environment.
Todd
When we added tags support the point was to get sources from some specific
cvs tag. In other words some fixed sources.Why don't you use branches if you
want changes to be triggered?
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JetBrains, Inc
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"Todd Breiholz" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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We use tags similar to how many people use branches, I believe. We have a a tag that identifies the files necessary to build our integration environment, a different tag that identifies the files necessary to build our staging (or QA) environment and one more tag that identifies the files necessary to build our production environment. Revisions are moving in and out of these tags constantly.
We do not use branches because of the (perceived?) overhead of managing the branches and the frequent merges (we do integration builds 4 times a day, QA builds twice a day and production builds every 2 weeks).
Todd
Just for reference: related feature request.