auto-build auto-build is a Perl module that can run automated, unattended software build processes.
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auto-build is a Perl module that can run automated, unattended software build processes. auto-build is a Perl module that can run automated, unattended software build processes.SYNOPSIS# auto-build ...Run build using latest code currently in source control # auto-build --config /etc/auto-build.d/auto-build.confRun build using code committed prior to 12:30 on Dec 12th 2004 # auto-build --timestamp '12:30:00 Dec 12th 2004' --config /etc/auto-build.d/auto-build.confSUMMARYauto-build is the command used to execute the Test-AutoBuild software build automation framework. It is intended to execute a single iteration of the build engine and then quit with its exit status providing an indication of the build success / fail status (see the EXIT STATUS section later in this manual page). To perform a continous automated build this command would be launched on a frequent basis from cron. Locking will ensure that two instances do not execute concurrently, so it can safely be triggered every 5 minutes.OPTIONSThe following command line options are valid:--config=FILESpecify an alternative path to the configuration file for the build process. If ommitted, will default to looking for the file $HOME/auto-build.conf. The configuration data is loaded by the Config::Record module, so refer to that module's manual page for details of permitted syntax. The file will also be pre-processed by the Template module allowing dynamic generation of complex configuration files--log4perl=FILESpecify an alternative file containing configuration settings for the Log::Log4perl logging system. If ommitted, log4perl settings will be loaded from the master autobuild configuration file.--timestamp=DATESpecify the timestamp to use when checking code out of the source control repositories. For repository modules supporting timestamps it is guarenteed that the code checked out will be the latest version not newer than this timestamp. If ommitted, the timestamp will default to the current timestamp. The argument can be either an plain integer specifying number of seconds since the epoch, or any of the text representations handled by the Date::Manip module 'today' '1st thursday in June 1992' '05/10/93' '12:30 Dec 12th 1880' '8:00pm december tenth'--verboseIncrease the verbosity of warning messages and errors. This will ensure that if the builder unexpectedly crashes, a complete stack trace will be dumped along will full arguments.It will also cause the post-processed configuration file to be dumped.--helpDisplay a summary of the command line help options Requirements: · Perl

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