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2. Change current directory to '/shared/technology/higgins/bin'
 
2. Change current directory to '/shared/technology/higgins/bin'
  cd /shared/technology/higgins/bin
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cd /shared/technology/higgins/bin
  
3. Run ./build.sh with following format ./build.sh <N|S lable|R lable> [-tagBuild]
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3. Run ./build.sh with following format ./build.sh <N|S label|R label> [-tagBuild]
    N - Nightly build, lable is ignored
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Where:
    S - Stable build
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  N       - Nightly build, label is ignored
    R - Release build
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  S       - Stable build
    lable - lable that will be used to mark stable or release builds
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  R       - Release build
    -tagBuild option is ignored for svn.
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  label    - a string that will be used to mark stable or release builds
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  tagBuild - note: option is ignored for SVN
  
 
== Links ==
 
== Links ==
 
* [http://eclipse.org/higgins Higgins Home]
 
* [http://eclipse.org/higgins Higgins Home]

Revision as of 16:16, 17 December 2007

Triggering a stable build for any Higgins component

1. Login to build.eclipse.org server via SSH.

2. Change current directory to '/shared/technology/higgins/bin'

cd /shared/technology/higgins/bin

3. Run ./build.sh with following format ./build.sh <N|S label|R label> [-tagBuild]

Where:
  N        - Nightly build, label is ignored
  S        - Stable build
  R        - Release build
  label    - a string that will be used to mark stable or release builds
  tagBuild - note: option is ignored for SVN

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