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Wednesday August 24, 2005

Using CruiseControl with Subversion

This morning, I had the pleasure of setting up an AppFuse-based project to run under CruiseControl. Normally, this is very easy to do because I have the CruiseControl setup files and instructions. However, this project uses Subversion instead of CVS. Luckily, Subversion is easy to use and I was able to modify things to work quite easily. Below are the steps you can take to modify your AppFuse project to run under CruiseControl and Subversion.

  • Download svant and extract it to your work directory.
  • In build.xml, change your "cvs" target to "svn" and change the tasks appropriately.

        <path id="svn.classpath">
        <fileset dir="svnant-1.0.0-rc1/lib" includes="*.jar"/>
    </path>
        
    <taskdef resource="svntask.properties" classpathref="svn.classpath"/>
    
    <target name="svn">
        <delete dir="checkout/appfuse"/>
        <svn>
            <checkout url="https://svn.java.net/svn/appfuse/trunk" 
                revision="HEAD" destPath="checkout/appfuse" />
        </svn>
    </target>
  • Modify the "test" target in build.xml to depend on "svn".
  • In config.xml, change the <modificationset> to be <svn LocalWorkingCopy="/home/cc/work/checkout/appfuse"/> instead of the <cvs> equivalent.

The instructions have been documented on the wiki and checked into AppFuse's CVS.

Posted in Java at Aug 24 2005, 10:24:26 AM MDT 4 Comments