Some of the Surround SCM CLI commands prompt the user with an “are you sure [Y/N]:?” question. This presents a problem for users who want to automatically run these commands in a script environment and the commands should not need user interaction (i.e., a user click the “Y” or “N” key when prompted).
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Here is an example configuration file for CruiseControl.Net
Example ccnet.config
Share on Technorati . del.icio.us . Digg . Reddit . Slashdot . Facebook . StumbleUponSurround SCM gives users the option to set up triggers. These triggers can be used to send emails when certain events occur, prevent certain actions from occurring or to run a script. This article focuses on the use of scripts. Specifically, this article focuses on how to get Surround SCM environment variables dynamically when the script is run by the trigger.
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A customer recently asked if there was a way to label a file when it is attached to a defect, and use the defect number as the label.
While this cannot be accomplished out of the box, it can be accomplished through triggers.
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