![]() Started by Michael Dickens on 08 Jan, 2015 11:38 AM Closed by Michael Dickens on 12 Jan. To enter multiple rules, each rule should be entered on a separate line.įor each file the most specific rule will apply if the file is included, regardless of what order the rules are listed in. repository functionality similar to teamcitys checkout rules 2. Im using checkout on server side and have the 'Enable to use tags in the branch specification' checked.Problem is the second root. I configured team city to build when it detects changes from the first VCS root, which works great. TeamCity always monitors the repositories from the server-side to detect changes and display them in the UI. When entering rules please note the following: One is the software to build and another is supporting test suite that is in a different GIT repository. A project or a build configuration in TeamCity can have one or more VCS roots attached a build configuration and also defines other checkout options like Checkout Rules - these define the workspace for the build. With Git agent-side checkout, only rules of the form +. Please refer to the VCS Checkout Mode page for more information. So with these VCS, exclude checkout rules should generally be avoided for the agent-side checkout. However, the build happened from development branch, but the list shows directories of master branch, below are bitbucket master and development branch code: 4: Shows the lsit of branches that I get in the drop down after making. 3: Shows the artifacts that are available after the code gets checkout. With other VCS, agent-side checkouts may emulate the exclude checkout rules by checking out all the root directories mentioned as include rules and deleting the excluded directories. 1: Shows the VCS root branch configuratio. The next thing to do is to make sure that TeamCity is configured to correctly match this information with your TeamCity user. In the above example, the first rule excludes the src/help directory and its contents from checkout. git config user.name 'Joe Bloggs' git config user.email ''. So firstly, I tried removing all the checkout rules to confirm it was picking up file changes - this worked. ![]() Note that exclude checkout rules (in the form of "-:") will generally only speed up server-side checkouts, unless you use Perforce and TFS agent-side checkout, where exclude rules are processed in an effective manner. An example with three VCS checkout rules: -:src/help. For checkout on server - checkout rules processing is ineffective - we checkout everything covered by perforce mapping, and discard files not included by checkout rules. When entering rules, please note that as soon as you enter any "+" rule, TeamCity will remove the default "include all" setting. For checkout on agent (which is available since TeamCity 6.0) - we perform modification of P4 mapping, so checkout is as effective as it is effective in native P4 client.
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