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How to use jbe command to run build step by step?

I use BuildForge before, it can set steps to run build, every step will run one task, like seup environment, download code, modify some config, compile, and so on. I can set if one step fail, the build work will stop.

In jbe command line build, I think it can only support on build script, if I want to the things like buildforge, I should do all in script by myself? Just write step1, step2, step3 function, to judge if step2 return false, the script should exit(), so every thing should be control in script, any good suggestions?

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If you run jbe with command line, yes, script needs to implement control. But if you run jbe with ant, it has some control. Normally, build task stop if there is any error in Ant task. Refer to CLM online helps how to monitor progress on build steps.

If your group prefer Build Forge way, this is also good. Build Forge has more capability than simple ant process.
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Thanks Amano. I tried the RTC/BF integration and think it works well, I can leverage the BF steps advantage, and from the integration, invoke the bf project from rtc, and retrieve all the bf log, end user can not know the bf exist.

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