build-automation

I'm completely new to TeamCity and I'm using a simple Visual Studio 2008 solution to learn it. My solution has 2 projects: ConsoleApplication1 and ClassLibrary1. ConsoleApplication1 has a reference to ClassLibrary1. The solution compiles with no problem in VS directly. However, when I try to compile the same solution in TeamCity, it fails with error: Program.cs(13, 25): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'ClassLibrary1' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) As far as I understand, the .sln file contains the required information to retrieve the

I have an existing Ant project and would like to speed up the build process by avoiding re-building components that are already up to date. Ant permits you to specify that one target depends on another, but by default every prerequisite is always rebuilt, even if it is already up to date. (This is a key difference between Ant and make. By default, make only re-builds a target when needed -- that is, if some prerequisite is newer.) <uptodate property="mytarget.uptodate"> // in set.mytarget.uptodate task ... </uptodate> <!-- The prerequisites are executed before the "unless" is checked. -->

Closed . This question is opinion-based . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post . Closed 5 years ago . I'm wondering why unittest systems like PHPUnit include what seems to be repetitive operators that just add overhead to the unit tests. I can understand a couple of those methods, but most seem like a total waste of time. public function testPop(array stack) { this->assertEquals('foo', array_pop(stack)); this->assertEmpty(stack); } vs raw code (which is shorter and faster)

I'm setting up a build server using Atlassian Bamboo. MSBuild is included with the .NET framework, so I believe I can build .NET applications fine at least without VS2010. We mostly develop in C++ - will I need to install Visual Studio on the build server to build .vcxproj C++ projects, or can this be done only with MSBuild? No you just need the toolset (libraries) see: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd293607%28v=vs.100%29.aspx 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10063355/does-msbuild-need-visual-studio-to-be-installed

I'm using CVS on Windows (with the WinCVS front end), and would like to add details of the last check in to the email from our automated build process, whenever a build fails, in order to make it easier to fix. I need to know the files that have changed, the user that changed them, and the comment. I've been trying to work out the command line options, but never seem to get accurate results (either get too many result rather than just from one checkin, or details of some random check in from two weeks ago) Wow. I'd forgotten how hard this is to do. What I'd done before was a two stage process.

Has anybody successfully integrated Clearcase with Teamcity (which advertises Clearcase support) to realize a productive continuous integration build environment on a decent size project? VonC Yes we have, but with a custom ClearCase plugin for TeamCity , in order to:: use a dynamic view set with a "time" directive , and to avoid hundreds of " descr -l " for each changed files (which would be Sparta, err, no, madness, would be madness since it would represents hundreds of transaction to the ClearCase server) Check out the TCCC plugin on GitHub. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1688061