[Anthill-pro] Is it possible (AnthillPro 2.6) to pass a variable to a Build Deployment Manager

Eric Minick etm at urbancode.com
Wed Oct 17 19:52:22 CDT 2007


Unless you are maintaining an external collection of old build 
artifacts, or walking the intranet cleverly, Anthill 2.6 doesn't provide 
real support for deploying old versions. AnthillPro3 ALA is really 
focused on accomplishing exactly that task.

We knew Anthill 2.6 wasn't architected to solve that problem, and it was 
important. So deploying previous builds was a core focus as we set out 
to rewrite the application for 3.x.

-- Eric

Aleph1 Aleph0 wrote:
> We are users of AnthillPro 2.6 and I am trying to find a way to pass a 
> variable to a Build Deployment Manager.
>  
> The Deployment build screen contains only the following two fields :
>                 < Build as Version >
> and           < Next Version >
>  
> but I don't see these variables being passed to the ant script.  There 
> is an anthill.version variable that is passed, but I believe it id the 
> version of the base track that the deployment refers to. 
>  
> Does anybody know if either
> 1. these two variables are somehow accessible in a build deployment 
> manager
> 2. there is any way to ask the user for a variable (bean shell script 
> or other?)
> 3. any other way to pass a release number (different from the one of 
> the reference track). 
>  
> What I am trying to do is to allow redeployment of a previous version 
> of a project, without having to rebuild anything.   
>  
> Thanks in advance for any tips. 
>  
> Gabriel
>  
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