ANN: Continua CI 1.9.2 Released - Continuous Integration for Delphi

[Vincent Parrett 764]

We are delighted to announce the Release of Continua CI 1.9.2.

We have added the following new features:
 

• Export and Import: You can now export one or more configurations to a file and import them back from the file into Continua CI.
• Requeuing Stages: Requeue a failing stage without restarting the build.
• Multiple Daily Cleanup Rules: Each type of build by-product can now have a different shelf life.

 

https://www.finalbuilder.com/resources/blogs/introducing-the-release-of-continua-ci-version-192

 

Continua CI is a low cost, easy to use Continuous Integration Server which includes first class support for Delphi (using FinalBuilder or MSBuild) and version control integration with Git, Mercurial, Subversion and more. 

 

 

https://www.finalbuilder.com/resources/blogs/building-delphi-projects-with-continua-ci

Edited November 10, 2020 by Vincent Parrett

[Lars Fosdal 1793]

Requeuing Stages is most welcome! We have stages that sometimes fail due to transient external circumstances.

Is it possible to "manipulate" an exported file (change strings) and reimport it, or is the file integrity checked somehow?

 

 

[Vincent Parrett 764]

10 minutes ago, Lars Fosdal said:

Requeuing Stages is most welcome! We have stages that sometimes fail due to transient external circumstances.

Yep, that's the main reason we added the feature for, we find uploading to chocolatey fails occasionally - it's so nice to be able to just try again - we've been dogfooding this feature for a while here and I've had to use it a few times now. 

 

13 minutes ago, Lars Fosdal said:

Is it possible to "manipulate" an exported file (change strings) and reimport it, or is the file integrity checked somehow?

 

Yes, you can certainly edit the exported file. It will be checked for validity when imported - that happens before the change is committed (the import is done in a transaction), so if there are errors in the file nothing bad should happen (this is why this feature took so long to develop!).