Green Stream In RTC
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If you refer to https://jazz.net/library/article/649#Tip2 , it explains how to set up the RTC build in a way that basically "delivers" from the build stream to a "Green Stream". The stream is green, because the deliver (which currently really is a replace baseline) only happens if the build succeeded.
The benefit is, that you always have the latest successful build of your deliverable for further testing and deployment available and prevent build failures on the green stream.
The benefit is, that you always have the latest successful build of your deliverable for further testing and deployment available and prevent build failures on the green stream.
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Thanks Ralph
I have a question about Build
I have tried to run the build by RTC Build (JBE) and with Maven project area and also with the Hudson/Jenkins
But till now I didn't know why this concept of build is used ?
What is the main advantage of the Build ? Does It integrate the source code?
I only know it compiles the source code.
The RTC JBE can provide server based build engines similar to Jenkins. There is also an integration for Jenkins.
The RTC JBE and the build definition can help to automate
- Downloading the code
- Running the build tool e.g. maven
- publishing build results
- creating snapshots
Build results are available on dashboards and the like. Snapshots and build result provide the changes and the related work items that went in.
See https://jazz.net/library/article/38 for the concepts
Also see
https://jazz.net/library/article/1287
https://jazz.net/help-dev/clm/topic/com.ibm.team.build.doc/topics/t_build_overview.html