Hi,
I've had Go installed for 5 weeks now and we're using it with 3 different pipelines, 2 automated on subversion commits the other scheduled. I'd like to configure the auto pipelines so that if they fail then either only the developer who committed code that broke the build is allowed to do the next commit, or the next commit (in Subversion) must have a message with a specific string to indicate it's fixing the broken build. (ie enforce fixing a broken build before the next commit takes place).
I've looked through the discussion forum and the help pages and whilst there's some talk about the "is_locked" feature for a pipeline I don't see this will give me what I want. I can't see anything else that describes a method for implementing what I want.
So does anyone out there have any pointers/suggestions?
regards
Steve
What to do when a pipeline has failed?
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You can write a pre-commit hook in SVN that gets the status of the pipeline from Go ( using the API ) and allow or block a commit based on that.
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