Hi,
Is it possible for you to create a dir source/Makedir and move
Makefile into it ?
At least can you create Makedir and make a symlink to makefile into
it.
Then, you configure 2 checkout location in you jenkins job config: 1
for source/cpp and 1 for source/Makedir and you've reached your
objective.
regards
didier
On Feb 21, 6:30 pm, Chris Withers <
[hidden email]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a project with a tree structure roughly like this:
>
> source
> source/Makefile
> source/python
> source/cpp
> source/sql
> source/lotsofotherstuff
>
> I have a job that builds the C++ release and then runs its unit tests.
> This requires:
>
> source/Makefile
> source/cpp
>
> Since Makefile is a file, not a folder, and one that for arcane reasons
> I can't move from its location, I can't *only* checkout Makefile and the
> cpp folder. This is resulting in loads of spurious executions of this
> build job as a result of changes to other parts of the tree that don't
> affect the C++ release at all.
>
> How can I *just* checkout the Makefile and cpp folders and have those
> used as the things that jenkins looks at for changes?
>
> cheers,
>
> Chris
>
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