Well, there's no "nightly build"; it's a continuous build. So,
generally speaking, you can pull the latest SVN revision - you'll
be no more than a checkin or two off at any time.
The problem comes if you downloaded a SNAPSHOT build,
and some time later want to get the source.
So, two possibilities:
(1) We include source with the snapshots. I think that adding
"source:jar" to the continuum build goal (before "deploy")
would be sufficient.
(2) We include an SVN tag with each snapshot build (perhaps
in a version.txt file in META-INF?) Not sure how to do this.
@Matthias: could you try #1?
-- Adam
On 6/26/06, Jeantine Mankelow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
How do you know which svn revision the nightly build has been built from?
We have:
cksum adf-faces*
4089244130 694243 adf-faces-api-incubator-m1-SNAPSHOT.jar
1672540188 3156529 adf-faces-impl-incubator-m1-SNAPSHOT.jar
And need the corresponding source files so that we can debug/understand
the library files using Eclipse.
I have already tried:
svn log --revision {2006-06-19}:{2006-06-24}
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/adffaces/trunk/
to try and determine which svn revision number it is but I am getting
confused because the timezone in New Zealand probably doesn't match the
timezone of the date modified of the directories of the nightly build.
Alternatively would it be possible to publish the source with the binaries?
Thanks
Jeantine
