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we are looking to migrate from cvs to svn/git. But, before picking up one from svn/git I just a question in my mind i.e,

for example: developers have 10 requirements. Out of 10 requirements,developers worked on 6 requirements and requested for a build. So we r building all the 10 requirements. But, I am just looking to build only the 6 requirements by excluding remaining 4 requirements.

I came to know that,it is possible with git. Is there any alternative

is it possible? if so,how?

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You can easily dedicate a branch in git which is monitored by a build scheduler (like the Jenkins Git Plugin).
(You even can auto-create a Jenkins job for any new feature branch)

You can for example git cherry-pick any commit you want to apply it on that branch and see if the build pass.

VonC
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  • Is there any solution with SVN? – user3781945 Jul 03 '14 at 06:17
  • @user3781945 there should, considering Jenkins is well integrated with SVN. But git is easier to put in place. – VonC Jul 03 '14 at 06:23
  • can u explain me step-by-step procedure for doing this with cvs – user3781945 Jul 08 '14 at 06:26
  • @user3781945 CVS? That was way before my time... I wouldn't know how to use such an old tool. You could ask a new question for that. – VonC Jul 08 '14 at 07:14
  • can u explain me step-by-step procedure for doing this with svn.....if u had any supporting docs..just share with me – user3781945 Jul 14 '14 at 06:19
  • @user3781945 it would be best to ask a new question, with your exact setup (version of Jenkins and SVN) in order for me or others to detail the process: make a link to that old question as well. – VonC Jul 14 '14 at 06:20