Re: [proteowizard-developer] what's up with Reader_Thermo_Test failure in ProteoWizard_Windows_x86_no_vendor_DLLs runs?

[Matthew C. <mat...@gm...>]

On 10/27/2011 12:56 PM, Brendan MacLean wrote:
> Better still would be the TeamCity setup that rejects your commit
> if it fails anything.  So that your changes are not actually committed, but you get full test feedback.
That would be nice in a way but that would be a potentially long delay on the commit if the build 
agents are backlogged.


> Just so much one can get done in a day.  Yes, there is room to improve in this area.  I would prefer
> to head in a direction that did not involve increased long-term project overhead.  If, however, you
> can muster the funding for getting Trey to set up TC on another branch, and want to be the person
> managing such a branch, I don't really see a problem, since it would essentially be invisible to
> everyone not explicitly interested in it.
It is trivial to create a TC project and move build configurations from one project to another.

-Matt