Hi,
Lets say I had a directory "foo" within my build system which has
output files that get created a build time (logs, metrics, coverage
output etc) called "foo/build_output".
To collect those files and to place them each under a sub-directory
based on the build number I did this :
<publishers>
<buildpublisher>
<sourceDir>/home/ci/src/foo/
build_output/</sourceDir>
<publishDir>/home/ci/www/builds</
publishDir>
<useLabelSubDirectory>true</
useLabelSubDirectory>
<alwaysPublish>true</alwaysPublish>
</buildpublisher>
</publishers>
Note that I used useLabelSubDirectory to collect each build output
under a sub-directory named by the build number.
That works great. For build 1234, all the files form foo//
build_output/* will go into /home/ci/www/builds/1234/.
However, lets say I now have 2 additional source directories called
"bar" and "baz" each of which has a build_output folder I would also
like to collect.
What I would like to do is create the hierarchy :
foo/build_output will get published to /home/ci/www/builds/1234/
foo/.
bar/build_output will get published to /home/ci/www/builds/1234/
bar/.
baz/build_output will get published to /home/ci/www/builds/1234/
baz/.
However, I can't see any way to accomplish that with the config
parameters that exist. Am I missing something?
What I think this would require is some kind of placeholder within the
publish folder for the build number, e.g. :
<publishDir>/home/ci/www/builds/%B/foo</publishDir>
Hopefully this can be done with existing functionality in a way that
I've missed.
Thanks,
Colm
