| Version qualifier not replaced with url.catalog and local readers [message #506131] |
Wed, 06 January 2010 05:11  |
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Hi,
I tried to use those two readers to import projects which have been checked out earlier in the build process. The build succeeds but the version qualifier is not replaced. If I switch to SVN reader qualifiers are processed correctly.
I am using generator:lastModified for replacement. Also the working copy is not really one as it is "checked out" by team city which really does an export (with no svn metadata).
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| Re: Version qualifier not replaced with url.catalog and local readers [message #506737 is a reply to message #506151] |
Sat, 09 January 2010 05:41  |
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Hi David,
One reason a Buckminster check-out takes longer might be that it extracts meta-data from the
projects to make sure it's getting the right thing. You can improve that performance quite a bit by
adding a team project set and have Buckminster point to that. In some cases however, what you gain
in performance is lost in flexibility since you'll need to maintain the '.psf' file with correct
versions and branches.
The documentation for the psf file reader is still pending, but you can read about the details here:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=291634
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
David ALEXANDRE wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
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> thanks for your reply, my real concern is about the build duration. If
> Team City does the checkout the build takes about 4 minutes. If I use
> buckminster to do the checkout the duration go up to 15 minutes. But
> this could come from the metadata processing if other readers skip this
> step.
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> I my use case, I do not have svn metadata along with source code so I
> was expecting "generator:lastModified" to compute the qualifier from
> file-system timestamps.
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> I do not know if those enhancement are really critical but it could be
> considered in making buckminster more modular.
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