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zebra
zebra

Reputation: 1338

CruiseControl.NET and svn

i am new to cruisecontrol.net and wanted to set it up to work with our svn repository. I installed cuisecontrol 1.4.4 and i created ccnet.confi which looks like this

<cruisecontrol xmlns:cb="urn:ccnet.config.builder">
<!-- This is your CruiseControl.NET Server Configuration file. Add your projects below! -->
<project name="HelloWorld">
    <sourcecontrol type="svn" autoGetSource="true">
        <trunkUrl>svn://svn.mycompany.at/trunk/</trunkUrl>
       <workingDirectory>C:\cruisecontrol\server\helloworld\WorkingDirectory</workingDirectory>
        <username>username</username>
        <password>password</password>
    </sourcecontrol>
</project>

but when i start ccne.exe i get this message 

[helloworld:INFO] Integrator for project: helloworld is now stopped.
[helloworld:INFO] Starting integrator for project: helloworld

and nothing else happens (no errors or warnings or anything else), I checked folder Artifacts but it is empty, I tried this on server 2008 and server 2003, with ccnet 1.4.4 and 1.4.4.sp1, i also tried checking repository out to my working directory manually but this did not change a thing. I also tried adding following xml elements

<checkExternals>True</checkExternals> 
<checkExternalsRecursive>True</checkExternalsRecursive>

but that did not work either.

Please note this is my complete config file and I do not have anything else in there currently, as I was hoping just to get it check my things out of svn-repository.

what am I doing wrong

thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1524

Answers (3)

zebra
zebra

Reputation: 1338

the problem is trigger element, in the version prior to 1.4.3 default (if no trigger) was that interval trigger with default settings would be created (firing every 60 seconds), and in versions after no triggers would be fired so nothing happend

http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CCNET/Trigger+Blocks

so I added trigger and it worked

bye

Upvotes: 0

Simon P Stevens
Simon P Stevens

Reputation: 27499

Unless you've deliberatly missed out part of your config file, it's incomplete. All you've told it so far is that you have a project and it's in source control. You need to tell cc.net waht to do with it, how to build it and when to build it.

You need to add some tasks that you actually want to occur when you do a build, and then you need to add some triggers for those tasks.

(Sorry if you have done this stuff and just didn't bother including it all in the question)

Upvotes: 2

Mike Two
Mike Two

Reputation: 46173

It has been a long time since I used Cruise Control.net. But there used to be an issue with it's svn integration. You had to check out to the working directory once manually (using the svn command line or tortoise) before cc.net would do it's thing right. This was years ago so it might be fixed, but it is easy enough to try.

Upvotes: 0

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