Working with multiple team projects in Team Build

re: Working with multiple team projects in Team Build

Jeffrey Irwin — Wed, 01 Feb 2006 23:58:34 GMT

Great post!

I’m having a problem in how to get my test cases to run after running a build. Here’s what I’m trying to do:

Project
|--Dev
|--Site
|--UnitTests
|--Docs
|--Tools
|--Test
|--Automations
|--Docs
|--TRD
|--Spec

We need to build the Site, and run the Automations in the Test folder, but don’t want to load everything under Project, so we’re trying to selectively include the sections we want.

As such, I want to include the following Map node in my Build .proj file
<Map Include="$/Project/Main/Dev/Site">
<LocalPath>$(SolutionRoot)\Site</LocalPath>
</Map>
<Map Include="$/Project/Main/Test">
<LocalPath>$(SolutionRoot)\Test</LocalPath>
</Map>

However, doing this causes me to get a OutOfMemoryException after about 5 minutes of the build server trying to get sources. Even when I get rid of the second map element, this happens. In fact, any time I map LocalPath to anything other than “$(SolutionRoot)”, I get the exception. I notice that you have mapped successfully to $(SolutionRoot)\Main, do you know why I would be seeing the problems I'm seeing? Thank you very much!

-Jeff

re: Working with multiple team projects in Team Build

Jeffrey Irwin — Thu, 02 Feb 2006 00:01:47 GMT

Sorry, the above folder structure should show "Project" as highest level. Dev, Test, and Docs should be second level, and everything else is third level.

Project
|--Dev
|---|--Site
|---|--UnitTests
|---|--Docs
|---|--Tools
|--Test
|---|--Automations
|--Docs
|---|--TRD
|---|--Spec

re: Working with multiple team projects in Team Build

Manish Agarwal — Thu, 02 Feb 2006 11:57:53 GMT

Jeff,

It looks like you are interested in selectively sync specific folders and not download everything. Moreover I am assuming everything in under same team project. Please check the post for the solution -
http://blogs.msdn.com/manishagarwal/archive/2005/10/13/480584.aspx

Hope it helps

re: Working with multiple team projects in Team Build

Jeff Irwin — Sat, 04 Feb 2006 03:33:59 GMT

I'm afraid this didn't work, at least not what I expected it to do. For example, i added the item

<InternalMapping ServerItem="$/Project/Site/Main/Docs" Type="Cloak"/>

Then I checked the sources folder in the build location, and the docs folder was still there, as it was previously. My goal is simply to keep from 'getting' folders that arn't necessary for this build, such as the Docs folder. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks for the help!

re: Working with multiple team projects in Team Build

tuan — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 18:38:26 GMT

http://blogs.msdn.com/manishagarwal/archive/2005/12/22/506635.aspx

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re: Working with multiple team projects in Team Build

Michael — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 16:40:30 GMT

Which idiot came up with this?

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb668986.aspx

You end up with a folder structure 5 levels deep before you get to any files. And you've got folders named things like 'MyWebAppSln' - why not 'MyWebApplication'?

Sorry if this is the wrong place to vent, but the article links to this blog post.

re: Working with multiple team projects in Team Build

Matt — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 08:48:32 GMT

The solution structure described on MSDN works quite well. The names don't matter too much, but the structure copes with 90% of development.

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