ivyplugins-user

[Ivyplugins-user] Project specific basedir?

[Jan B. <Jan...@ar...>]

Hello everyone,

In our setup all projects except one have their ivy.xml file at the root of their project folder.
So we've set up IvyPublisher in our CC config file as

 <plugin name="ivypublisher"
  classname="net.sf.ivyplugins.ivypublisher.IvySuccessPublisher"
  project="${project.name}"
  basedir="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}" />
Works fine - except for one .. funny .. project, that liked to have it's ivy.xml in a subdirectory
checkout/${project.name}/Build

I was wondering if you can specify the basedir (or ivy.xml) location on a project-level?
Maybe by setting a local property in the project a la

    <ivypublisher>
               <property name="ivy.conf.basedir" value="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}/Build" />
    </ivypublisher>

or something similar?

Thanks,
Jan

Re: [Ivyplugins-user] Project specific basedir?

[Ulrik S. <ulr...@ja...>]

You should be able to override any attributes when you actually use a
plugin. Doesn't this work?

<plugin name="ivypublisher"
  classname="net.sf.ivyplugins.ivypublisher.IvySuccessPublisher"
  project="${project.name}"
  basedir="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}" />
...
<project name="OK">
  <ivypublisher />
<project name="funny">
  <ivypublisher basedir="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}/Build" />


On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 11:16 PM, Jan Barnholt <
Jan...@ar...> wrote:

>  Hello everyone,
>
> In our setup all projects except one have their ivy.xml file at the root of
> their project folder.
> So we've set up IvyPublisher in our CC config file as
>
>  <plugin name="ivypublisher"
>   classname="net.sf.ivyplugins.ivypublisher.IvySuccessPublisher"
>   project="${project.name}"
>   basedir="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}" />
> Works fine - except for one .. funny .. project, that liked to have it's
> ivy.xml in a subdirectory
> checkout/${project.name}/Build
>
> I was wondering if you can specify the basedir (or ivy.xml) location on a
> project-level?
> Maybe by setting a local property in the project a la
>
>     <ivypublisher>
>                <property name="ivy.conf.basedir"
> value="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}/Build" />
>     </ivypublisher>
>
> or something similar?
>
> Thanks,
> Jan
>
>
>
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Re: [Ivyplugins-user] Project specific basedir?

[Jan B. <Jan...@ar...>]

Thanks, Ulrik -
I didn't realize you could also set the attributes at the <ivypublisher> tag on the project level!

Works like a breeze for us.
Maybe worth a short note in the docs to give users an idea how flexible IP is?

Cheers,
Jan

________________________________

From: ulr...@gm... [mailto:ulr...@gm...] On Behalf Of Ulrik Sandberg
Sent: Thursday, 18 June 2009 11:02 p.m.
To: Jan Barnholt
Cc: ivy...@li...
Subject: Re: [Ivyplugins-user] Project specific basedir?


You should be able to override any attributes when you actually use a plugin. Doesn't this work?

<plugin name="ivypublisher"
  classname="net.sf.ivyplugins.ivypublisher.IvySuccessPublisher"
  project="${project.name}"
  basedir="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}" />
...
<project name="OK">
  <ivypublisher />
<project name="funny">
  <ivypublisher basedir="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}/Build" />

Re: [Ivyplugins-user] Project specific basedir?

[Ulrik S. <ulr...@ja...>]

Sure, we can add this in the doc, but it's really a generic CruiseControl
feature<http://cruisecontrol.sourceforge.net/main/plugins.html#preconfiguration>which
you can use with any plugin.


On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 10:00 PM, Jan Barnholt <
Jan...@ar...> wrote:

> Thanks, Ulrik -
> I didn't realize you could also set the attributes at the <ivypublisher>
> tag on the project level!
>
> Works like a breeze for us.
> Maybe worth a short note in the docs to give users an idea how flexible IP
> is?
>
> Cheers,
> Jan
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: ulr...@gm... [mailto:ulr...@gm...] On Behalf
> Of Ulrik Sandberg
> Sent: Thursday, 18 June 2009 11:02 p.m.
> To: Jan Barnholt
> Cc: ivy...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Ivyplugins-user] Project specific basedir?
>
>
> You should be able to override any attributes when you actually use a
> plugin. Doesn't this work?
>
> <plugin name="ivypublisher"
>  classname="net.sf.ivyplugins.ivypublisher.IvySuccessPublisher"
>  project="${project.name}"
>  basedir="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}" />
> ...
> <project name="OK">
>  <ivypublisher />
> <project name="funny">
>  <ivypublisher basedir="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}/Build" />
>
>


-- 
Ulrik

Re: [Ivyplugins-user] Project specific basedir?

[Jan B. <Jan...@ar...>]

Hmm.. thanks Ulrik - I wasn't aware of this!

Cheers,
Jan



________________________________

From: ulr...@gm... [mailto:ulr...@gm...] On Behalf Of Ulrik Sandberg
Sent: Friday, 19 June 2009 5:53 p.m.
To: Jan Barnholt
Cc: ivy...@li...
Subject: Re: [Ivyplugins-user] Project specific basedir?


Sure, we can add this in the doc, but it's really a generic CruiseControl feature <http://cruisecontrol.sourceforge.net/main/plugins.html#preconfiguration>  which you can use with any plugin.