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Re: Split Buckminster build [message #1709435 is a reply to message #1709054] |
Mon, 28 September 2015 11:53 |
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On 23/09/2015 17:16, Raphael Geissler wrote:
> Hi *,
>
> We build a Eclipse RCP application with Buckminster. Everthing is
> working fine, but we want to improve the Jenkins-Job execution time.
> Our Buckminster commands file looks similar to this:
> setpref targetPlatformPath=...
> resolve ...
> resolve ...
> build ...
> emma ...
> emma ...
> emma ...
> emma ...
> emma ...
> emma ...
> emma ...
> emma ...
> emma ...
> perform -D target.os=* -D target.ws=* -D target.arch=* ...#site.p2
> perform -D target.os=win32 -D target.ws=win32 -D target.arch=x86
> ...#create.product.zip perform -D target.os=win32 -D target.ws=win32 -D
> target.arch=x86_64 ...#create.product.zip perform -D target.os=linux -D
> target.ws=gtk -D target.arch=x86 ...#create.product.zip perform -D
> target.os=linux -D target.ws=gtk -D target.arch=x86_64
> ...#create.product.zip
> What I want to do is to split this in two buckminster runs, e.g. one for
> the emma commands and one for the perform commands, without to do the
> build stuff twice.
> Is there a possibility to do that? Can I set somehow the build directories?
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Raphael
>
Hi
You can specify most directories with buckminster (please have a look at
the documentation); if I understand correctly, it should be enough to
"point" to the same Buckminster eclipse workspace and source folders to
run tests without rebuilding the sources...
That would mimic, for example, opening a workspace with Eclipse, doing a
full build, close Eclipse, rerun Eclipse opening the same workspace and
run the tests (without needing to recompile).
hope this helps
Lorenzo
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