Jenkins svn commit post-build

svn commit jenkins post-build
Filipe Inácio picture Filipe Inácio · Aug 18, 2011 · Viewed 13.6k times · Source

I'm trying to make a post-build commit in Jenkins CI when it's succeeded.

Is there a way to make this?

My problem is that when i build it generates some dll's in the workspace that i need to commit to the svn.

Answer

Gupta picture Gupta · Aug 18, 2011

It depends on the build technology (e.g. Ant, Maven, MSBuild or FianlBuilder) you use for building your source code. To check-in your build results into your svn, you should add some new steps at the end of your build scripts. This step will simply add your build results to svn. For example your step may contain:

svn commit --file build-output.1 build-output.2

It should be noted that some build technologies are equipped with build-in tasks or actions for working with svn.

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