I have a single SVN repository containing multiple projects, e.g.
- /molindo/trunk/foo
- /molindo/trunk/bar
- /molindo/trunk/baz
Currently, I've configured 3 projects, all using the shared VCS root /molindo.
By default, every commit would trigger build of all 3 projects (although trunk/foo doesn't care about changes in trunk/bar or trunk/baz). As I've seen, it's possible to configure VCS triggers (e.g. +:/trunk/foo/** for project foo). While this works for build triggering, it still shows pending changes for other projects.
So开发者_开发知识库 what are my options now. I could think of
- accept unrelated changes shown as pending on UI
- go back and create VCS roots for each project
Both options are suboptimal. The first because it's ugly, the second because it's cumbersome. Is there another option I don't know of? Or is there another (preferred) to build multiple projects from a shared SVN repository?
It's possible using "Checkout Rules" on a single VCS root:
- "+:trunk/foo" for foo
- "+:trunk/bar" for bar
- "+:trunk/baz" for baz
Please, try to use the following VCS Trigger rules
VCS Trigger rules for project "foo":
+:/trunk/foo/**
-:/trunk/bar/**
-:/trunk/baz/**
VCS Trigger rules for project "bar":
+:/trunk/bar/**
-:/trunk/foo/**
-:/trunk/baz/**
VCS Trigger rules for project "baz":
+:/trunk/baz/**
-:/trunk/foo/**
-:/trunk/bar/**
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