Works with TestTrack 2008 and 2009
Works with Surround SCM 2008 and 2009
A popular feature request is the ability to attach to a TestTrack defect when a file is promoted. While this is something we periodically review when we consider enhancements for future relases, this can be done using triggers in the meantime.
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Works with Surround SCM 2008 and Surround SCM 2009
For those users looking to access Surround SCM programatically, their only option is through the Command Line Interface (CLI).
Many of the examples I have posted on this site show how you can access the command line interface using C#.
For those that are looking for an easier and more reusable option, you may find using this .NET assembly helpful.
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Works with TestTrack 2008
Works with Surround SCM 2008
When creating a build, it is imperative to include the revision of the source code files that contain the changes that fix defects that are supposed to be included in the build.
Poor change management can lead to builds that do not include fixed defects or, even worse, reintroduce old defects.
Seapine’s ALM solutions are aimed at avoiding these types of problems. Seapine CM gives you the ability to attach source code files to a defect and associate a defect fix event with the revision of the source code file that addresses that specific fix.
If a build is needed and it has to include a fix for a specific defect, you need to make sure that the correct revision of the source code file is included in the build.
The following example illustrates how you can use TestTrack automation rules and the TestTrack SDK to facilitate this process.
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Works with TestTrack 2008 and later
Will not work with TestTrack 7.6 and earlier
This sample uses a TestTrack trigger to synchronize defect changes with cases in Salesforce.com.
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Works with Surround SCM 5 and later
The following article shows how to set up a Surround SCM trigger to get the latest version of each file in a specified repository and then launch MSBuild to build the solution.
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Surround 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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