[Cruisecontrolrb-users] Restricting concurrent builds across projects.

[Nick.A...@generaldynamics.uk.com]

Hi All.

 

We're using CCRB to automate our build process.

Currently CCRB is monitoring the trunk of our SVN repository.

we'd also like it to monitor some branches.

 

The issue that I can see coming up is that the box running our builds on isn't a grate spec and we don't want it to try to build the trunk at the same time that its building the branch.

Is there any way of setting a max number of concurrent builds or forcing it to not monitor SVN when another build process is going on?

 

Any answers gratefully received.

 

Thanks.

Nick.

 

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[Gregor Schmidt]

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Hi Nick,

I'm not sure, if you have seen the option, but it"s quiet easy to
disable concurrent builds completely. This usually works well for a
smaller number of projects. CruiseControl.rb is also smart enough to
build projects sitting on a branch, iif something in that branch
changed. So in general, you should not see concurrent builds that often.

In your cruise_root (generally ~/.cruise) there is a file called
site_config.rb. It is really well documented and should point you in
the right directions if you want to disable concurrent build
nevertheless.

Unfortunately I do not know an option to allow a limited number of
concurrent builds, but I would be quiet interested to have this option
as well. We are maintaining a public Redmine ci using cc.rb at http://ci.finn.de/
with 18 different projects, observing only 2 different branches.
This results in 9 projects scheduled for build simultaneously. Since
an average build takes about 5 minutes, the final results are only
available after 45 minutes. On the other hand, running them all at
once would kill our server.

Best

Gregor

On 19.03.2010, at 13:45, <Nick.A...@generaldynamics.uk.com> <Nick.A...@generaldynamics.uk.com
> wrote:

> Hi All.
>
> We're using CCRB to automate our build process.
> Currently CCRB is monitoring the trunk of our SVN repository.
> we'd also like it to monitor some branches.
>
> The issue that I can see coming up is that the box running our
> builds on isn't a grate spec and we don't want it to try to build
> the trunk at the same time that its building the branch.
> Is there any way of setting a max number of concurrent builds or
> forcing it to not monitor SVN when another build process is going on?
>
> Any answers gratefully received.
>
> Thanks.
> Nick.
>
> Nick Adamson
> Software Engineer

> <Signature.gif>General Dynamics United Kingdom Limited

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[Chad Woolley]

On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 5:40 AM, Gregor Schmidt <ru...@schmidtwisser.de> wrote:
> Unfortunately I do not know an option to allow a limited number of
> concurrent builds, but I would be quiet interested to have this option as
> well. We are maintaining a public Redmine ci using cc.rb at
> http://ci.finn.de/ with 18 different projects, observing only 2 different
> branches. This results in 9 projects scheduled for build simultaneously.
> Since an average build takes about 5 minutes, the final results are only
> available after 45 minutes. On the other hand, running them all at once
> would kill our server.

Gregor,

Check out some of the polling and scheduled build options which were
added recently:

http://github.com/thoughtworks/cruisecontrol.rb/blob/master/config/cruise_config.rb.example#L22

With some combination of these options set differently across your
projects , you should be able to get builds triggered or run on a
schedule, but not all at the same time.

Oh, and thanks for helping out on the list :)

-- Chad

[Nick.A...@generaldynamics.uk.com]

Hi Gregor and Chad.

Thanks for the info.

Thanks.
Nick.

Gregor,

http://github.com/thoughtworks/cruisecontrol.rb/blob/master/config/cruis
e_config.rb.example#L22

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