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How to invoke personal build in RTC comandline environment?

In RTC Eclipse client environment, one can request and run a personal build on one's laptop before delivering and there is no need to logn to the RTC build server.

With RTC commandline interface on Linux/Unix boxes, how to invoke the personal build request?

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In RTC Eclipse client environment, one can request and run a personal build on one's laptop before delivering and there is no need to logn to the RTC build server.

With RTC commandline interface on Linux/Unix boxes, how to invoke the personal build request?


Hi,

You can use the Build toolkit's Ant tasks to request a build. The requestTeamBuild task can be used with the 'personalBuild' attribute set to true, and you'll also need to set the 'overridePropertiesFile' attribute to the location of a property file that contains:

team.scm.workspaceUUID=<Your Workspace UUID>

Brent Ulbricht
RTC Build Lead

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Hi,

You can use the Build toolkit's Ant tasks to request a build. The requestTeamBuild task can be used with the 'personalBuild' attribute set to true, and you'll also need to set the 'overridePropertiesFile' attribute to the location of a property file that contains:

team.scm.workspaceUUID=<Your>

Brent Ulbricht
RTC Build Lead

Thanks Brent,
So I guess this means:
1. I can't request a build from the client box as I do while using RTC Eclipse client;
2. I need to logon to the build box to request the build;

It would be nice to have the same fuctionality on the commandline interface.

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Never mind.

I found that one can request personal build using RTC web client which is very convenient to access form anywhere.

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