I have a fairly complex (iPhone SDK) Xcode project, with many targets -- 4 static libs, unit tests, multiple sample apps, a BuildAll that runs a shell script, and a Package that runs another shell scr
I tried to build a rpm package which is giving me the following error /usr/lib/rpm/find-debuginfo.sh /usr/src/redhat/BUILD/RPMS
Aim: Set up an ant/cmd script that will package the artifacts from several builds into a single zip. I plan to do this by setting up a final build configuration that will have a dependency on those se
I\'m not sure this is the problem, but it looks like it might be the case. I\'m getting build errors telling me that certain packages don\'t exist. These packages are packages that exist in .jar files
In visual studio, ther开发者_JAVA百科e is an option to \"Rebuild All\" from the build menu, what exactly does it do?It cleans every project in your solution and rebuilds all projects.It does rebuilds
I\'m trying to choose the most appropriate build system to work in enterprise with a common source repository, emphasizing sharing of common code.I\'d like the source hierarchy to look something like
I\'m developing a small web frontend in Grails. It is basically a \"ultra light-weight\" client app that is connected async through JMS.
What I want is a one file I can double-click that will run the required build process using psake. I\'m new to psake and PowerShell so be gentle :-).
This has been a fairly long-standing problem for us with our Hudson installation, and searching around the Hudson Wiki / Issue Tracker hasn\'t yielded any insight to this.
Is there a well-established way to share Ant targets between projects? I have a solution currently, but it\'s a bit inelegant. Here\'s what I\'m doing so far.
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