RE: CC Build Queue Behavior

Interesting! If I'm correct then what you're seeing is a harmless side
effect of having a very fast check for modifications and the granularity of
the scheduling being in minutes.

What I think is happening is that when you get to 1 am it is time for your
time builder to build, but because your modification check returns almost
instantaneously when it computes the time to the next build it comes up with
0, and so tries again right away. I'm guessing this continues until you get
to 1:01 and then it will sleep as expected until your next scheduled time.

Jtf

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From: cruisecontrol-user-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:cruisecontrol-user-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Scott
Marshall
Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 9:19 AM
To: 'cruisecontrol-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: [Cruisecontrol-user] CC Build Queue Behavior


Hi there,

I have noticed in my log file that when CC wakes up to try and build a
project, it repeats the same action for about 45 seconds when the project
has no modifications to be built. I was wondering if this is normal behavior
or I have something amiss in my config.xml. I have included a sample of the
log file with the pertinent lines of info.

Any insight would be appreciated.

Thanks,

-Scott

[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  reading settings from
config file [C:\cruisecontrol-2.1.4\main\config.xml]
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Schedule      - schedule has all time based builders:
interval value will be ignored.
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  bootstrapping
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  checking for modifications
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  No modifications found,
build not necessary.
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  idle
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  in build queue
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 BuildQueue    - now building: CA
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  reading settings from
config file [C:\cruisecontrol-2.1.4\main\config.xml]
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Schedule      - schedule has all time based builders:
interval value will be ignored.
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  bootstrapping
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  checking for modifications
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  No modifications found,
build not necessary.
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  idle
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  in build queue
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 BuildQueue    - now building: CA
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  reading settings from
config file [C:\cruisecontrol-2.1.4\main\config.xml]
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Schedule      - schedule has all time based builders:
interval value will be ignored.
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  bootstrapping
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  checking for modifications
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  No modifications found,
build not necessary.
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  idle
[cc]Dec-24 01:00:58 Project       - Project CA:  in build queue

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Expertcity, Inc.
5385 Hollister Ave
Santa Barbara, CA 93111
scottm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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