Nope. Nothing at all for the reports I attached. In the log it says it attached them and zipped them up and added them to the db.
I did try restarting the buildmaster service as well just to see if that made it work.

Jon

For our Unit Tests I have to use OpenCover which there is not an extension for and so I have to use the Attach Reports action. That seems to work however I was expecting the build to have links to view the reports. Is there someway to have the reports viewable with the build they are for?

Jon

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 4.9.5

I've setup several Configuration Profiles under the Nuget extension(latest version) and am trying to use one but when the build runs and goes to push the package it uses Nuget's URL and not the one from my Configuration Profile.
Isn't it supposed to use the one from the Profile??

Jon

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 4.9.5

I realized after my post that the extension in BuildMaster is using the Install method while I'm used to using the Restore method.

That said though I am pointing it directly at the packages.config file and it still can't see the packages.config file.

It's taking the value "For Projects In:" and using it for the SolutionDirectory but as I said our packages.config files do not exist there. So this just keeps failing.

Seems like you should add the Restore function to the extension and/or allow or more flexible options for the Install Nuget function.

For now I have to not use the extension.

I'm trying to setup a build and using the Install Nuget action from the extension, latest version installed, and I cannot get it to properly get the packages.
First let me explain that our source is laid out like this:
/root/AllSolutions
/root/sourceFolder

So when we get the source out of source control it's in that same layout. This means that all the projects in the sourceFolder all expect the Packages folder to exist at the same level as the AllSolutions and SourceFolder.
So in the Install Nuget packages dialog I have been trying several different ways to try and get the packages to be installed but it keeps looking for the packages.config file to be with the solution file which it isn't, they are with each project file.
So I tried pointing to the folder of the project file, no use.
Just keeps failing to find the packages.config.

I'm expecting this extension to work just like Nuget does, Install packages by pointing it a solution file but that doesn't seem to be the case here. It seems to be trying to add some other logic that only applies to a certain situation.

I know our setup is a bit odd but shouldn't me typing in full paths or variables with full paths in them override things?
Shouldn't it be looking for the packages.config files based on the project files in the solution file like regular Nuget does?

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 4.9.5

Yeah I knew about that option. Just wanting to use the built in functions. Copying was just the simple one but there are a few others that it would be nice to be able to use them with as well.
Won't 5.0 have a way to access them? I seem to recall a way to do it, it might have been using PS to get the value and pass it back into BuildMaster but at least you could use it elsewhere in the deployment if needed rather than having to re-write functions whenever you wish to utilize one.
Grant it this may be a rare need, just an old app to support here.

Thanks!

I have some files that need to get copied to the Windows OS folder and then also register a DLL there. How can I use Windows environment variables instead of having to create new variables?

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 4.9.2

We have to deploy multiple instances, a lot of them, and we normally deal with the settings via a xml file with all the settings for the individual deployments.
Is there someway to do a mass import of values from a XML file to set variables to be used in a job?
Or a way to import Java property file types?
Or pull them from a database?

I know there is the import value from file but frankly that is sort of useless when you have a file with several hundred settings in it.

Thanks,
Jon

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 4.8.6

I want to be able to set a BuildMaster variable value from a Powershell script that I can then use elsewhere in a non-Powershell function? This would all be within the same Deployment of course.

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 4.8.6

All fixed and I finally realized what I was doing wrong the admin password, need to learn where my uppercase characters go in passwords!

Thanks,
Jon

How do I do that? I think that's probably our best bet now then.

We are on the Free version of 3.7.6 and recently started getting a Severe Error about the license but when I tried to login with any admin privileged account it wouldn't login.
Then I tried using the Admin password reset but that is also not working, it says it resets the password but still fails to login.

How to Reset your ProGet or Inedo Product Password

This is an old/archived forum post that you may have stumbled upon in search. You were probably looking for how to reset a password.

If you've gotten locked out of ProGet, please see the documentation to reset the admin password.