It looks like there is no built-in support for Git in CruiseControl.NET.
Anyone have suggestions on Git plug-ins, tips, or other advice on getting CruiseControl.NET with work with Git?
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I just wanted to note that newer CruiseControl.net have builtin support for git
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Frank Schwieterman
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There's a CC.net/git plugin at github:
The rdoc includes instructions for configuring CC.net to use a git repository.
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Integration of git/mercurial support for 1.5 release of CruiseControl.Net is currently worked on - the git plugin AFAIK has already been integrated into main repository.
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Yes, I just checked and 1.5 does indeed have both git and mercurial native – Nick DeVore Apr 08 '10 at 20:36
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The Git support was added in CC.NET 1.5 according to the documentation.
Since Thoughtworks seems to be having issues with their public CruiseControl.NET site I wanted to mention that full coverage about the "official" Git Source Control block can be found in the documentation that ships with the CruiseControl.NET installation:
- Locally on a default 64-bit Windows install:
file:///C:/Program%20Files%20%28x86%29/CruiseControl.NET/webdashboard/doc/CCNET/Git%20Source%20Control%20Block.html - On your remote build server: http://buildserver/ccnet/doc/CCNET/Git%20Source%20Control%20Block.html
It seems like the official plugin has some added features about tagging and checking in files modified during the build.
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