Real-life example needed
Hi Jetbrains,
To become more familiar with your tool, a real-life example would be nice. I'm talking about a real life project like Intellij
Idea. Is it possible that you can present the configuration for Intellij Idea project (of course skipping all the server
names/users/passwords) so that we can see how to configure non-HelloWorld project for continous build using TeamWare.
I'm especially interested in seeing how you cope with branches/tags (eg. stable Idea 5.1 and Demetra). Are they two separate projects?
Michal.
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Hello Michal,
MS> To become more familiar with your tool, a real-life example would be
MS> nice. I'm talking about a real life project like Intellij Idea. Is
MS> it possible that you can present the configuration for Intellij Idea
MS> project (of course skipping all the server names/users/passwords) so
MS> that we can see how to configure non-HelloWorld project for
MS> continous build using TeamWare.
The default distribution of the build server is configured for building three
real-life open-source projects: Ant, XStream and JMock. Isn't it sufficient
for you?
MS> I'm especially interested in seeing how you cope with branches/tags
MS> (eg. stable Idea 5.1 and Demetra). Are they two separate projects?
Yes.
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Dmitry Jemerov
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The configuration of multiple branches could use some more examples. I'm hoping that there is a way to configure this easily with no repetition of project config.
I expect the concept of projects extending abstract projects can cover this, but I don't know exactly how.
Johannes Graham wrote:
You can see how to do it in our config file:
http://www.jetbrains.net/confluence/pages/viewpageattachments.action?pageId=18635
Kind regards,
KIR
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Kirill Maximov
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Kirill Maximov (JetBrains) napisa?(a):
>> The configuration of multiple branches could use some more examples.
>> I'm hoping that there is a way to configure this easily with no
>> repetition of project config.
>>
>> I expect the concept of projects extending abstract projects can cover
>> this, but I don't know exactly how.
Great!! That's it
Michal.