Oh. Whenever I run an Ant script and if the script encounters an error or something is not right with the build, I have it do "exit -1" Would this return an error to Continuum? Or do I need to do something else in my script to tell Continuum an error has happened. Currently, when I do "exit -1", Continuum believes the build was successful.
Thanks, Alex On 6/28/06, Emmanuel Venisse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
ERRORLEVEL is only on windows. Normally, ant script is good on linux. Emmanuel Alex Lam a écrit : > Hello, > > I was looking through the Continuum FAQ and was curious about how Continuum > detects a successful or failed build on a Linux platform. I have an Ant > project I would like to automate. I am using version 1.0.3. > > The instructions on the FAQ seems to be for Continuum on Windows only. > > For Linux, would I be modifying the ant script? > > If so, would it be something like > > if $MAVEN_TERMINATE_CMD == "on" > exit $ERRORLEVEL > fi > > But, I am not sure what is $ERRORLEVEL. Would I export this variable ahead > of time? Or is it defined somewhere already? Also, where would I have to > define $MAVEN_TERMINATE_CMD? In Continuum's run script or should I > define it > as an environment variable each time I log into my account. > > Thank you in advance for any help you can give me. > > -Alex >
