Recent posts to newshttps://sourceforge.net/p/ivyplugins/news/2009-06-16T22:14:30ZRecent posts to newsIvyPublisher 2.0 released2009-06-16T22:14:30Z2009-06-16T22:14:30ZUlrik Sandberghttps://sourceforge.net/u/ulsa/https://sourceforge.net753374e47c12be8f68f1aeba95f66ec24bb52c3f<div class="markdown_content"><p>I'm pleased to announce the 2.0 release of IvyPublisher, a CruiseControl plugin that integrates Ivy with CruiseControl. IvyPublisher will parse the relevant Ivy files and decide which projects to build next, as a result of a successful build. </p>
<p>The IvyPublisher plugin has been tested with CruiseControl 2.8.2 and Ivy 2.0.0 and requires no changes to the CruiseControl source code. It is supposed to be called as a publisher on successful builds. That's easily done by enclosing it in the <onsuccess> tag. So, basically the only thing you need to do is the following: </p>
<p><plugin name="ivypublisher" <br />
class="net.sf.ivyplugins.ivypublisher.IvySuccessPublisher" <br />
project="${project.name}" <br />
basedir="/src/${project.name}" /> </p>
<p><project name="myproject"> <br />
... <br />
<publishers> <br />
<onsuccess> <br />
<ivypublisher /> <br />
</onsuccess> <br />
</publishers> <br />
</project> </p></div>IvyPublisher 1.0 released2006-09-13T11:11:34Z2006-09-13T11:11:34ZUlrik Sandberghttps://sourceforge.net/u/ulsa/https://sourceforge.netef4934089f21800032c70f9356b1507ecded55af<div class="markdown_content"><p>This is the first release of IvyPublisher, a CruiseControl plugin that integrates Ivy with CruiseControl. IvyPublisher will parse the relevant Ivy files and decide which projects to build next, as a result of a successful build.</p>
<p>Before IvyPublisher, the solution for this integration was to use IvyCruise, which has several drawbacks: It only works for CruiseControl 2.3.1 and it also requires source code changes to be made to CruiseControl.</p>
<p>The IvyPublisher plugin has been tested with CruiseControl 2.5 and requires no changes to the CruiseControl source code. It is supposed to be called as a publisher on successful builds. That's easily done by enclosing it in the <onsuccess> tag. So, basically the only thing you need to do is the following:</p>
<p><plugin name="ivypublisher"<br />
class="net.sf.ivyplugins.ivypublisher.IvySuccessPublisher"<br />
project="${project.name}"<br />
basedir="/src/${project.name}" /></p>
<p><project name="myproject"><br />
...<br />
<publishers><br />
<onsuccess><br />
<ivypublisher /><br />
</onsuccess><br />
</publishers><br />
</project></p></div>