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QuickBuild Version 3.1.24 - Thu Mar 03 11:04:54 MSK 2011
Operating System Linux 2.6.35.11-83.fc14.i686, i386
JVM OpenJDK Client VM 19.0-b09, Sun Microsystems Inc.
QuickBuild Version 3.1.24 - Thu Mar 03 11:04:54 MSK 2011
I have root workspace setting as "/var/data/qb/workspace/${configuration.name}"
And I have two children configurations, name them "child-1" and "child-2" (and "child-2" is children of "child-1")
so, config tree is "root/child-1/child2"
I set theirs workspace settings as "inherited from parent"
Check workspaces (for children), they are:
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-1
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-2, respectively
It's ok.
But when I change workspace setting for child-2 to "Use workspace directory of parent configuration" I expect to get
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-1
and
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-1,
but they are not, they are still
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-1
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-2
The meaning of phrase "use parent workspace" is not "inherit parent's value and calculate it".
I guess for this purpose is "inherit from parent.."
Description
I have root workspace setting as "/var/data/qb/workspace/${configuration.name}"
And I have two children configurations, name them "child-1" and "child-2" (and "child-2" is children of "child-1")
so, config tree is "root/child-1/child2"
I set theirs workspace settings as "inherited from parent"
Check workspaces (for children), they are:
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-1
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-2, respectively
It's ok.
But when I change workspace setting for child-2 to "Use workspace directory of parent configuration" I expect to get
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-1
and
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-1,
but they are not, they are still
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-1
/var/data/qb/workspace/child-2
The meaning of phrase "use parent workspace" is not "inherit parent's value and calculate it".
I guess for this purpose is "inherit from parent.."