1 Replies Last post: Feb 5, 2010 2:09 PM by Marina Grechko  
Gérald Fauvelle Newbie 76 posts since
May 26, 2009
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Feb 5, 2010 12:53 PM

Others triggers

In Build Triggering, there is an option :

 

"Automatically start a new build when the previous build failed."

 

Does it restart over and over again if it's failing all the time?

 

Is there a possibility to run a build again only if previous build has

been stopped because of timeout?

 

In our projects, building from scratch it's very long, so we only update

sources and build , so the build is not too long. But if a modified

header makes everything recompile, the build will be stop by the

timeout, and it would be interesting to run it again.

 

Gérald

 

Marina Grechko JetBrains 600 posts since
Oct 12, 2009
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Feb 5, 2010 2:09 PM in response to: Gérald Fauvelle
Re: Others triggers

Gérald,

 

"Automatically start a new build when the previous build failed."

Does it restart over and over again if it's failing all the time? 

Yes, it starts a build automatically each time if the previous build failed with  stated time delay.

Is there a possibility to run a build again only if previous build has been stopped because of timeout?

Unfortunately this is not possible at the moment. Feel free to submit feature request in our tracker.

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