Hi all, Thanks for the responses. I actually avoid using "refresh" to keep this from happening - I instead, as you mentioned, click the Show Proejcts link to get an update on the status. However, this isn't my problem.
Even from a freshly setup continuum project, if I click on the "Build Now" icon, continuum builds 2 builds, one after the other. For this example, I'm simply running "java:compile" (I'm using M1.1-beta2), and in the first build, it prepares the filesystem, and compiles the files (takes in total 10 seconds). The second build right after that only takes 2 seconds to complete, since no changes have taken place, so it essentially does nothing. Looking at the console output for Continuum, there seems to be 2 "enqueings" of the project from the moment I hit the build now button. I do nothing from the time I press the button until the console stops generating output. Any thoughts for this? Thanks, Josh -----Original Message------- Yes, actually, if you refresh a page generated just after a form, the form is resended when you refresh the page. You can click on Show Project link in menu instead. We'll fix this problem in 1.1 Emmanuel Rick Riemer a �crit : > Joshua, > > I've seen the same thing recently. In my case what happened is that I > refreshed the status page to see if the build was actually started, but with > doing that I was giving another command to start a build. > > Once I stopped refreshing no more builds happened. > > Rick > > -----Original Message----- > From: Joshua Steele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2006 2:35 > To: continuum-users@maven.apache.org > Subject: building twice - version 1.0.3 > > All, > I'm having an issue with Continuum 1.0.3 where it is building a > project twice, one immediately after the other. I've scanned JIRA > and can't find a report. Is this something that is known? Any > details are appreciated. > > Thanks, > Josh > > > > > > > >
