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Stuart Brown (33●10●9) | asked Mar 17 '09, 4:42 a.m.
I am working on the integration between RTC and BF. The out of the box adaptor requires an existing workspace to accept changes. In order to have multiple concurrent builds I would like to be able to apply a baseline after the accept, and then create a new workspace from said baseline.

Having this ability will allow us to accomplish our goal of executing multiple builds in parallel. Is this possible, if not how can we accomplish this goal. The project we are looking at building wants to have 500 concurrent builds.

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David Olsen (523●7) | answered Mar 17 '09, 5:48 p.m.
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sc.brown wrote:
I am working on the integration between RTC and BF. The out of the
box adaptor requires an existing workspace to accept changes. In
order to have multiple concurrent builds I would like to be able to
apply a baseline after the accept, and then create a new workspace
from said baseline.

Having this ability will allow us to accomplish our goal of executing
multiple builds in parallel. Is this possible, if not how can we
accomplish this goal.

Could each build make a new local copy of the workspace? If another
build starts and accepts changes after the first has fetched the
workspace, it won't affect the local copy that the first build is using.

The project we are looking at building wants
to have 500 concurrent builds.

500 concurrent builds all using the same repository workspace?!? How
can all of those builds produce something useful?

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