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Makson Lee (410●2●42●41) | asked Sep 22 '11, 2:01 a.m.
Hi All,

there are changes & work items in a build result, any information about how these come from?

Regards,
Makson

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Anthony Kesterton (7.5k●7●180●136) | answered Sep 22 '11, 4:22 a.m.
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Hi All,

there are changes & work items in a build result, any information about how these come from?

Regards,
Makson


Hi

The build is performed by grabbing code from a stream (except if it is a private build - but ignore that for the moment). The stream has been populated by people delivering changesets, so the build has access to the changeset info as the stream knows all about this. Changesets typically have a work item associated with each changeset, so the build can get to that info too.

Well - that is how I understand it :-)

anthony
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Makson Lee (410●2●42●41) | answered Sep 22 '11, 4:40 a.m.
Hi Anthony,

thanks for reply, i know that changes come from flow target, and here, maybe a development stream, what i don't know is which changes would be included in a build, any rules?

Regards,
Makson



Hi All,

there are changes & work items in a build result, any information about how these come from?

Regards,
Makson


Hi

The build is performed by grabbing code from a stream (except if it is a private build - but ignore that for the moment). The stream has been populated by people delivering changesets, so the build has access to the changeset info as the stream knows all about this. Changesets typically have a work item associated with each changeset, so the build can get to that info too.

Well - that is how I understand it :-)

anthony
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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35) | answered Sep 22 '11, 11:49 p.m.
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As I recall, a diff is performed between the snapshot for this build and
that of the previous successful team build for this build definition
(i.e., personal builds and failed builds are ignored).

Cheers,
Geoff

On 9/22/2011 4:53 AM, cdlee wrote:
Hi Anthony,

thanks for reply, i know that changes come from flow target, and here,
maybe a development stream, what i don't know is which changes would
be included in a build, any rules?

Regards,
Makson



kestertowrote:
Hi All,

there are changes& work items in a build result, any
information about how these come from?

Regards,
Makson

Hi

The build is performed by grabbing code from a stream (except if it is
a private build - but ignore that for the moment). The stream has
been populated by people delivering changesets, so the build has
access to the changeset info as the stream knows all about this.
Changesets typically have a work item associated with each changeset,
so the build can get to that info too.

Well - that is how I understand it :-)

anthony
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Makson Lee (410●2●42●41) | answered Sep 23 '11, 2:37 a.m.
Hi Geoff,

yes, now i know that changes is a diff result to previous successful build, and work items is which associated to accepted changes, changes & work items may mismatch.

Regard,
Makson

As I recall, a diff is performed between the snapshot for this build and
that of the previous successful team build for this build definition
(i.e., personal builds and failed builds are ignored).

Cheers,
Geoff

On 9/22/2011 4:53 AM, cdlee wrote:
Hi Anthony,

thanks for reply, i know that changes come from flow target, and here,
maybe a development stream, what i don't know is which changes would
be included in a build, any rules?

Regards,
Makson



kestertowrote:
Hi All,

there are changes& work items in a build result, any
information about how these come from?

Regards,
Makson

Hi

The build is performed by grabbing code from a stream (except if it is
a private build - but ignore that for the moment). The stream has
been populated by people delivering changesets, so the build has
access to the changeset info as the stream knows all about this.
Changesets typically have a work item associated with each changeset,
so the build can get to that info too.

Well - that is how I understand it :-)

anthony

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