| Team/CVS Commit event trigger [message #154055] |
Tue, 13 April 2004 18:44  |
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Originally posted by: michaelneale.yahoo.com
I stuffed up the other day:
I committed something into CVS thinking that I had run the ant
build/test/check targets (as I always do, and are meant to) but of course
I hadn't. The change was committed and broke the build on the integration
server. Woops.
What I want to know is: Is there a way to put some sort of event in so
that you can't commit a change to anything unless you have run a certain
ant target? or some other routine task? I know if I used any to commit
things, then it would be fine, but I want to be able to selectively do it
to a single file using eclipse.
Any ideas? help !!
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| Re: Team/CVS Commit event trigger [message #154095 is a reply to message #154080] |
Tue, 13 April 2004 21:01  |
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Originally posted by: michaelneale.yahoo.com
Thanks for the quick reply, see below for comments:
(see below)
Tim Halloran wrote:
> "Enoch Root" <michaelneale@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:c5hqgo$mcg$1@eclipse.org...
> > What I want to know is: Is there a way to put some sort of event in so
> > that you can't commit a change to anything unless you have run a certain
> > ant target? or some other routine task? I know if I used any to commit
> > things, then it would be fine, but I want to be able to selectively do it
> > to a single file using eclipse.
> Well, you could tell Eclipse to run the Ant target upon modification of
> resources within the project -- but I suspect this would be too often to
> meet your needs. Look in the Ant settings for trigger on resource
> modification.
How do I do this? I would like to try, but it does sound a little over the
top.
> That said, you could consider configuring your CVS server (i.e., CVSROOT) to
> invoke a pre-checkin script that fails if the server can't run through your
> "smoke test." then the check-in would fail. I don't think this is too hard
> to do under CVS. If these tests are long-running then this is probably not
> a good solution either. This is also impossible if you don't control the
> CVS server very well (i.e., sourceforge or some such).
We use cruise control, so it kind of does this. I am thinking more of a
client side thing - so it doesn't even let you bother with the server
until it has passed... also, I don't have any control over the server.
> If your an eclipse Hacker you could write a simple view plugin that
> display's a message "REMINDER: run tests before check-in" and configure it
> withing the XML to be part of the CVS repository default perspective -- when
> you switch to that perspective you would note the reminder (this assumed you
> do a sychronize with repository rather than just a commit from the Java
> perspective)
I am not an eclipse hacker, but interested in becoming one! What about
modifying the CVS plug in itself to be able to call things before a
commit? how hard would that be?
> Good luck!
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| Re: Team/CVS Commit event trigger [message #154126 is a reply to message #154095] |
Wed, 14 April 2004 04:12 |
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Enoch Root wrote:
>> Well, you could tell Eclipse to run the Ant target upon modification
>> of resources within the project -- but I suspect this would be too
>> often to meet your needs. Look in the Ant settings for trigger on
>> resource modification.
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> How do I do this? I would like to try, but it does sound a little
> over the top.
Go to the preferences of your project and add a new Ant builder.
Take care, Ilja
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