[Anthill-pro] Circular dependencies.

Ryan Smith rws at urbancode.com
Tue Apr 8 16:01:47 CDT 2008


I think the event trigger might cause an potential loop that never finishes.

Generally the decision to use pull or push relates to how the project are being built. If you are using repository triggers, then push is the way to go. There is no need for pull, because everything is up to date. If you are doing scheduled builds that poll for changes, then you want to do pull so you rebuild what is needed when the schedule fires.


Ryan Smith

Frederic Jean wrote:
> I have 2 project , Project A that depend on Project B
> 
> When Project A start , it pulls a build of Project B.
> 
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> But I would like also that when Project B change , a build of project A 
> is pushed.
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> 
> The problem is that it’s a circular dependencies. Is there any work 
> around for that ?
> 
> So I suppose that I would have to use something like an event trigger 
> instead for the later ?
> 
>  
> 
> Frederic Jean
> 
> Programmeur Outils - GT
> Ubisoft (Montreal)
> E-mail: frederic.jean at ubisoft.com
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