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I have a scenario where I want to call one TFS build from another, the first one does the build and the second one does staging. This will allow me do multiple custom staging for the same solution.
I know, I can pull this off with an exec task in the second build and call tfsbuild.exe to queue a build from the first build definition. But was wondering if someone knew of a better way?
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It depends what you are trying to do.
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1) Do you want the build + staging to run as one operation? So that you end up with one consolidated build report, one log file, one job in the server's build queue, every step executed sequentially by the same Build Agent that executed the previous step?
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If so, then you are on basically the right path. I wouldn't
<Exec
> out to tfsbuild.exe though -- running an entire new build has a lot of overhead, and I'm not sure what the potential side effects are. Instead, I would use the <Call
> task to execute msbuild tasks defined in your staging script(s).2) Do you want the 'build build' to actually queue a separate 'staging build'? Separate reports, log files, & spots in the queue? Opportunity to be executed in parallel if you have multiple Build Agents?
If so, then:
- create a new build definition(s) for staging
- add some code to your original build definition that queues [one/several] of the new build definitions using the Team Build API. Sample code.
- remove anything not related to the core build from the original build definition
- make sure the new 'staging' definitions don't have any automatic triggers (time intervals, checkin events, etc)
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Here is how I accomplished this (http://sajojacob.com/2009/08/how-to-chain-tfs-builds/)
How to Chain TFS Builds?Posted on August 5, 2009 by Sajo — No Comments ↓
One of my colleagues @gdurzi recently asked me this question. Sounds straightforward enough to be supported out of the box with TFS right? Too many quirks with this. And I recommended using the ever faithful MSBuild task to make a call to TFSBuild.exe to queue a new build from the first TFSBuild.proj with something like this
TFSBuild.exe start /queue %TFSSVR% %TEAMPROJECT% %BUILDTYPE%
An issue with using TFSBuild.exe is that you cannot pass Build agents as a command line argument which was a deal breaker for us.
There are several approaches that you can take based on your particular scenario so let’s define the scenario here, you have a Main_Build TFS build definition that builds your core project and you want the ability to have multiple staging builds running the same Main_Build for compilation/building, but be custom staged for deployment based on who calls Main_Build. Very useful when you have a product which rolls out to multiple clients with a need for custom pre-build and post-build actions per client. So here is one way to do Build Chaining with TFS 2008.
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Step 1: Let’s create a custom MSBuild task using the Team Foundation object model which queues a build using the default build agent associated with the Build definition file.
Sample code for Queuing: QueueTFS.cs
Step 2: Now copy the QueueTFS.dll to a new folder in TFS where you want to create the staging Build definition file.
Now let’s create a minimal TFSBuild.proj file which uses our new MSBuild task and overrides the EndToEndIteration target. This will be our Staging build definition which will trigger the Main_Build build. Note that you will have to create this TFSBuild.proj by hand and simply point the project file location from the Build definition UI to the new folder.
Sample code for a minimal TFSBuild.proj:
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Step 3: Edit your Main_Build TFSBuild.proj file with the pre-build and post-build target calls.
We wanted the ability to run Main_Build by itself as well, to support this we add conditional imports in our Main_Build TFSBuild.proj to import a default targets file with empty Custom_PreBuild and Custom_PostBuild targets. $(CustomTarget) is what you would pass as a command line argument in Step 1 for request.CommandLineArguments
Step 4: Now create your targets file Custom.Target and EmptyCustom.Target with Custom_PreBuild and Custom_PostBuild targets and you are done.
I added support for updating build steps and a few other minor things which outside the scope of this blog post, but this should hopefully get you started.
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Here are other helpful links. It might help others.
Create another Build Definition and call other build definitions to be triggered.
Passing Arguments to Child Builds.
TFS Build Extension to Queue another Build Definition
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Are you trying to deploy your solution to your staging environment? If so a good method is to use TFSDeployer from codeplex which will run a diferent PowerShell script based on the build quality that you select..
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