Hi,
I am trying to build a simple (at least that is what I thought after
reading Rails Recipes # 46) continuous integration process into my
subversion source repository.
I am working on windows by the way. I can get the post-commit hook to
execute the rake command in the correct build directory when I do a
commit from my working directory. But the problem is I am getting a:
“system cannot find path specified”
when executing the following in the build directory. This command
gives the same error whether called manually in the build directory or
automatically via the post-commit hook:
C:\ruby\bin\rake -t test_latest_revision NAME=“myapp” RECIPIENTS=“[email protected]” SENDER=“[email protected]”
What’s the problem here? It seems to check out the latest version into
the build directory fine but won’t run the unit tests. I think it is
the “test_latest_version” argument above but I can’t trace it. In the
log directory inside my application directory which is inside the
build directory, I can see that last_build.log gets created but all it
says is “failed”.
However, In the build directory I can simply run:
C:\ruby\bin\rake
and all my unit tests are run being run without a problem.
Thanks for your help,
Prathap