Hi Andy I had to write my own labeller to get the latest revision of the working directory. It doesn't take much to write.
Thanks -- sent from my HTC desire On 13 Dec 2010 21:51, "Andy Levy" <[email protected]> wrote: > I have an application configured to be built on 3 servers: > development, integration test & production. Source control is via > Subversion. > > In development, I use the following labeler to name my tag after building: > > <labeller type="lastChangeLabeller" allowDuplicateSubsequentLabels="true"> > <prefix>dev3_</prefix> > </labeller> > > This works fine; after my last build, tag dev3_6312 was created in the > project's tags directory at revision 6313 (no commits between the last > commit and the completion of the build). > > In my integration test environment, I'm performing my first CCNet > build, pulling from URL/TO/dev3_6312 to get my source code. I'm using > the following labeler: > > <labeller type="lastChangeLabeller" allowDuplicateSubsequentLabels="true"> > <prefix>test_</prefix> > </labeller> > > I have attempted to build several times, and each time the tag created > is test_unknown. > > How do I get the labeler to pick up the revision number?
