Hi
I’m having a problem associating changesets/issues when performing a build.
At the moment I have a Bitbucket git repository into which I have pushed a number of changes. Each of the changesets that have been created have an issue associated with them. When I go into Continua and perform an inital/first-time build using the code from this repository it only ever associates the last committed changeset and it’s related issue.
I have tried performing this first-time build using both “associate” options, but I always end up with the lastest changeset/issue being associated with the build.
What I would like, when I perform the first-time build, is to have all the existing changesets/issues currently in the repository associated with the build.
Is this possible?
Thanks
Hi Sid,
This is not possible at the moment.
We only load the last changeset on each branch when initialising a new repository. The reason for this is performance. Your repository could contain a large number of changesets and we need to build a cache of these for transporting to the agent. This can take a long time and we want you get you started building as soon as possible.
We have an item on our to-do list to add option to the create repository dialog to allow you load in all (or a range of) previous changesets in a background process. I can’t, however, give you a date when this will be implemented.