RTC Build Engine
Hi,
This is a to check whether there are some changes with build engine support for continuus integration practices.
Requirement - We would like for each deliver operation that RTC build will be executed, and start the build process - accept changes, build and so on.
Currently we do not know that there is option to execute after "deliver" (only check every few minutes).
Are there some news regarding this?
One answer
currently there is no automated build trigger as part of the product.. there are a couple user developed extensions
see the 2 posts starting at this time " answered Nov 03 '14, 5:22 a.m" here
https://jazz.net/forum/questions/132739/jenkins-polling-is-too-slow-can-rtc-notify-jenkins-immediately
one uses RTC build definitions to launch,
and the other (mine) kicks off a script you provide, similar in design to the SVN and GIT commit/Deliver hooks.
my hook fires on deliver, enables you to do whatever u want in the script.
see the 2 posts starting at this time " answered Nov 03 '14, 5:22 a.m" here
https://jazz.net/forum/questions/132739/jenkins-polling-is-too-slow-can-rtc-notify-jenkins-immediately
one uses RTC build definitions to launch,
and the other (mine) kicks off a script you provide, similar in design to the SVN and GIT commit/Deliver hooks.
my hook fires on deliver, enables you to do whatever u want in the script.
Comments
Geoffrey Clemm
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER Jun 07 '16, 3:09 p.m.Remind me ... why does one care whether a build is triggered on every delivery, vs. every 5 minutes when there are changes? The only difference I can see is that in the latter case, you might get just a single build started for two delivers that happened in the same 5 minute interval, but isn't the only time that would matter is if you cannot tell from the build failure which of those delivers caused the failure ... and is that such a common occurrence that it is worth loading your build servers with builds that are probably not needed?
Yaron Norani
Jun 09 '16, 2:04 p.m.Hi, in general you are right.
sam detweiler
Jun 09 '16, 2:04 p.m.hardware and virtual is cheap. its probably sitting there doing nothing at the same price. (amazon charges for capacity by the minute, in use or not).. might as well put it to use.,
CI (Continuous Integration) says do it every time, Improve the feedback time to your developers.