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Reputation: 26904

My first Ant-Subversion Bamboo plan

I am playing with Bamboo to learn it, but I still can't build a very stupid plan for a Java web application hosted on SVN (we haven't yet migrated to Git).

Our company currently owns two multi-project SVN repositories

http://svn.server/svnroot/products
http://svn.server/svnroot/platform

Both contain multiple project.

Let's say I want to build http://svn.server/svnroot/platform/trunk/projectA which has an Ant build.xml file

I don't completely understand how to configure Bamboo to download the source code from that project in that repository. I mean, I have already configured the two repositories globally and can select them in my brand new build plan.

But I can't specify a directory. It is my understanding that Bamboo is likely to download the whole repository instead of the directory of my interest.

I could try (and I am actually) to define a new repository with direct path, but I don't like the idea of defining a repository for each build (including specifying the credentials).

Am I missing something? I can't find guidance on configuring SVN checkout in Bamboo

Upvotes: 0

Views: 229

Answers (1)

Oleksiy Chystoprudov
Oleksiy Chystoprudov

Reputation: 1145

you're right, when you define SVN repository you should set full path to folders you want to checkout. Then if you have several projects on same folder and you want to checkout them independently - you should create as many repos as projects you have.

Upvotes: 1

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