does RTC support automatic Build after check in?
Im wondering if RTC 4.0.5 can execute a build whenever the action check in is executed. verification if the modification made is good to be checked in. |
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Other SCMs refer to sharing a change with the rest of your team as 'check-in'. In RTC, that's called 'deliver'.
If you're asking about running a build when a change is shared with a team, then RTC supports something very similar: you can configure a build to check frequently if there have been any new changes delivered to a stream, then run a build on it. With the build checking every 30 minutes, you'll get efficient batching of builds and you can check the validity of your changes rapidly.
Alternatively, you can run personal builds at any time: they allow you to test changes that you haven't shared with the rest of your stream in a build. Users can run a personal build at any time to verify changes they have not yet delivered.
In my experience, personal builds are great, because you can run them when you're partially finished your work: for example run server unit tests while working on the UI of a feature, for example.
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Ralph Schoon (61.6k●3●36●43)
| answered Feb 09 '15, 3:33 a.m.
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No. The checkin operation is not process governed, unfortunately you can not even extend the behavior to easily support this. The checkin operation is also against a private sandbox. You would have to run a private build.
So, off of the top of my head, I don't know a simple way to make this work. |