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Auto sensing the need to re-build

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Adrian Daniels (63●1●21●20) | asked Nov 12 '08, 7:34 a.m.
Hi,

Is it possible in RTC Build to get it to "sense" for a change to a component and initiate a request for a build without the need to setup a scheduled task ?
Or must all continuous builds be triggered from the scheduler ?

Cheers,
Adrian

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Don Weinand (785●1) | answered Nov 12 '08, 10:48 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
At this time the only way is to use the schedule associated with the build
definition.

Don Weinand
Jazz Team Build

"adrian.daniels" <adrian> wrote in
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Hi,

Is it possible in RTC Build to get it to "sense" for a
change to a component and initiate a request for a build without the
need to setup a scheduled task ?
Or must all continuous builds be triggered from the scheduler ?

Cheers,
Adrian
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Ryan Manwiller (1.3k●1) | answered Nov 12 '08, 1:48 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
It is not clear to me what you are asking for.

If you go to the Schedule tab of the build definition, you can set a
continuous interval for 1 minute. Then go to the Jazz Source Control tab and
check "Build only if there are changes accepted"

This way, you will get a build only if there are changes and it will check
for changes every minute.


"adrian.daniels" <adrian> wrote in
message news:gfein9$euc$1@localhost.localdomain...
Hi,

Is it possible in RTC Build to get it to "sense" for a
change to a component and initiate a request for a build without the
need to setup a scheduled task ?
Or must all continuous builds be triggered from the scheduler ?

Cheers,
Adrian

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