[ccnet-user] detect changes in repo

[Bradley Rosen]

To whom is may concern

I am trying to increase the build number of a project, but only when
the source has changed (currently using git and pulling from github).
Right now i have a trigger block that runs every night and triggers
the project. I could break this up into 2 projects, where the
scheduleTrigger is in the same project as the pull from source
control, and the second is triggered by success of the first project.
Problem is that i still dont see how cruise control can detect if
there are no updates to the main repository on github, and not trigger
the second project if i break it up. Hope what im trying to do makes
sense and have added a template of the project block configuration i
am using where everything is all in one project block.

Thanks in advance
Brad


<project name="test Continous Build">
  <labeller type="defaultlabeller">
      <initialBuildLabel>98</initialBuildLabel>
      <prefix>5.6.4.</prefix>
      <incrementOnFailure>true</incrementOnFailure>
      <labelFormat>00</labelFormat>
  </labeller>
        <triggers>
                <scheduleTrigger time="1:00" buildCondition="ForceBuild"
name="Scheduled" />
        </triggers>
        <sourcecontrol type="git">
            <repository>g...@github.com:p1l/p1.git</repository>
            <branch>develop</branch>
            <autoGetSource>true</autoGetSource>
            <executable>C:\progra~2\git\cmd\git.cmd</executable>
            <workingDirectory>C:\project</workingDirectory>
<!--        <commitBuildModifications>true</commitBuildModifications>
            <commitUntrackedFiles>true</commitUntrackedFiles>
            <tagOnSuccess>true</tagOnSuccess>
            <tagCommitMessage>Automated git-commit: Updated build number to
{0}</tagCommitMessage>
            <tagNameFormat>CCNet-Build-{0}</tagNameFormat> -->
        </sourcecontrol>
        <tasks>
        <exec>
<!-- Increment assembly.info / build number   block -->
        </exec>
        <msbuild>
                <executable>C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework
\v4.0.30319\MSBuild.exe</executable>
                <workingDirectory>C:\project</workingDirectory>
                <projectFile>project.sln</projectFile>
                <buildArgs>/p:Configuration=Release /v:diag</buildArgs>
                <targets>Build</targets>
                <timeout>2000</timeout>
        </msbuild>
        <exec>
<-- create MSI package block
        </exec>
        <exec>
<!-- deploy block -->
        </exec>
        </tasks>
</project>