Examples of net.sourceforge.cruisecontrol.events.BuildResultEvent

Package net.sourceforge.cruisecontrol.events

Examples of net.sourceforge.cruisecontrol.events.BuildResultEvent

net.sourceforge.cruisecontrol.events.BuildResultEvent
The BuildResultEvent is fired at the end of each build loop indicating whether the build has passed or failed. @author Michael Beauregard @author $Author: jfredrick $


            setState(ProjectState.BUILDING);
            log.addContent(schedule.build(buildCounter, lastBuild, now, getProjectPropertiesMap(now)).detach());


            boolean buildSuccessful = log.wasBuildSuccessful();
            fireResultEvent(new BuildResultEvent(this, buildSuccessful));


            if (!labelIncrementer.isPreBuildIncrementer() && buildSuccessful) {
                label = labelIncrementer.incrementLabel(label, log.getContent());
            }

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        assertEquals(project.getLastBuild(), props.get("cclastbuildtimestamp"));
        assertTrue("cvstimestamp not passed.", props.containsKey("cvstimestamp"));


        // check that the proper events were fired
        assertEquals("Should be exactly one build result event", 1, resultEvents.size());
        BuildResultEvent resultEvent = (BuildResultEvent) resultEvents.get(0);
        assertTrue("Should be successful build result event", resultEvent.isBuildSuccessful());
        assertTrue("Should have at least one of each project state except queued", progressEvents.size() >= 8);
    }

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net.sourceforge.cruisecontrol.Project

net.sourceforge.cruisecontrol.ProjectTest

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