RE: Mixing Multiple Builds with a time based /scheduled build.

I have 2 separate CC processes running.

In the config.xml file, there are 2 projects listed.  Within the "schedule"
tag,  I use the "pause" starttime and endtime in each project.  

So, I pause the nightly process for 23 hours while the continuous one runs
for 23 hours.

And, I pause the continous process for 1 hour while the nightly one runs for
1 hour. 

I don't know if this is the best way, but it works for our app.


-----Original Message-----
From: Mike.McGowan@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:Mike.McGowan@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 10:00 AM
To: Cruise Control
Subject: [Cruisecontrol-user] Mixing Multiple Builds with a time
based/scheduled build.


In reading the CC documentation I found this:

Because of this it is usually not a good idea to mix time builds and
multiple builds in the same project as the multiple builds will "eat" all
the changes before they can be detected by the time based builds.

So, If would like to continue my CC builds initiated by commits to my
source control system, AND do a scheduled build at midnight with all
changes for the previous day, do I:

a) Have 2 separate CC processes running.
b) Use the multi-project option
c) something else?

TIA to you experienced users already doing something like this,
Mike McGowan
mike.mcgowan@xxxxxxxxxx




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