[Anthill] RE: Anthill Digest, Vol 2, Issue 16

[Randy Bielby]

Maciej,
 
Thanks for your response.  I see your point regarding the idea behind a
controlled build process.  But, I am trying to migrate an existing build
process into Anthill.  And, due to corporate culture, team dynamics and size
of our project,  we pretty much have to have multiple CVS modules.  I am in
the process of trying to see how dependency groups could work, but that may
involve changing the way the current build works.  In addition to our build
philosophy here.  Does anyone know if possibly CruiseControl or Maven may be
a better fit for us?
 
thanks
 
--randy

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	   1. Re: CVS pserver not intalled error (Maciej Zawadzki)
	   2. Re: Getting Exit Code 13 when using PVCS to do automated
	      build (Maciej Zawadzki)
	
	
	
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	Message: 1
	Date: Tue, 02 Sep 1997 12:06:12 -0400
	From: Maciej Zawadzki <mbz at urbancode.com>
	Subject: Re: [Anthill] CVS pserver not intalled error
	To: Anthill user list <anthill at lists.urbancode.com>
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	Randy,
	
	I'm not sure what could be causing this.  I know that there are
	difficulties sometimes when running Anthill as a service on Windows
	simply because CVS can not find the user home directory then.  But it
	does not sound like that is what's going on here.
	
	It's kind of unusual to be doing a checkout of additional modules
from
	within your build script.  Doing so goes against the whole
"controlled
	build process" idea behind Anthill.  If the reason for doing this is
	because the additional CVS modules are used to produce dependencies
	required by your project, then you should look into using Anthill
	dependencies to solve this problem.
	
	Regards,
	
	--Maciej
	
	
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	Message: 2
	Date: Tue, 02 Sep 1997 12:16:02 -0400
	From: Maciej Zawadzki <mbz at urbancode.com>
	Subject: Re: [Anthill] Getting Exit Code 13 when using PVCS to do
	        automated       build
	To: scott at theryansplace.com, Anthill user list
	        <anthill at lists.urbancode.com>
	Message-ID: <340C3BC2.8050009 at urbancode.com>
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	Scott,
	
	I'm not sure what the error about the project root being in use by
	another user means?  I have not seen this error before and I'm not
sure
	exactly what set of circumstances would cause lead to this error.  Is
it
	possible that running the same command from the command line is
somehow
	interfering with Anthill running that command?  Are you running
Anthill
	as a service?  If so, what user account are you using to run Anthill?
	Make sure that when you run the command from the command line, you
run
	it as exactly the same user that is running Anthill.
	
	Regards,
	
	--Maciej
	
	
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