I think you're referring to the changes I had done some time ago.
Previously (before my changes) the relationship was built up to a
'non-predictable' job (means the assigment was stable, but not really
deducable from parameters which are visible from the outside - i.e. only
based on a hashcode)
Now it is based on the following rules:
- jobs who 'deploy' artifacts come 1st
- jobs who 'install' artifacts come 2nd
- all others come 3rd
if there is no clear winner based on that, the alphabetical 1st job wins
If think (hope) that I have documented that somewhere in the online
help. If not, please kick me, so I do it.
cheers
Christoph
Am 11.04.2013 17:51, schrieb Jesse Farinacci:
Greetings,
I have experienced the same problem. Where the last job through the
system "greedily" becomes the parent for all jobs which utilize the same
Maven projects. This breaks otherwise correct parent/child fingerprint
linkage, where upstream projects being built will not trigger
downstreams because the downstreams parent is now the @nighly job which
only ever runs once. It's a big pain, and as far as I can remember, was
introduced a few LTS ago.
-Jesse
On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 11:43 AM, Jonathan Piron
<jonathanpi...@gmail.com <mailto:jonathanpi...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to understand how fingerprint system works. I understand
the purpose but not how it works.
I have 2 maven jobs for the same project (let's say TOP) : one daily
and one nightly.
The same goes for a BOTTOM project : one daily and one nightly job.
Currently the nightly BOTTOM and the daily TOP are "linked" with the
fingerprint system. Once a nightly BOTTOM build finished, it
triggers the daily TOP.
I'd like the daily BOTTOM to be "linked" to the daily TOP and the
nightly BOTTOM to be linked to the nightly TOP.
Is there a way to achieve this ?
Thanks for your help,
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