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Does anyone know how to add a subversion branch to hudson and have it build the whole branch? It seems that I would have to make a workspace for each branch/app. So could I just add the branch to a workspace and have hudson build each directory? Hope this isnt a stupid question.
This is a java enviroment so mostly maven and ant builds. Could I make a mass pom.xml file to have it build each directory?
Some of the projects that I have are just a collection of small projects (libraries). To build them I created a simple pom.xml that contained every subfolder as a module. Works fine for me.
Alternatively, you can use the M2 Extra Steps Plugin to call all the poms separately and still have the comfort of a maven job. More straight forward would be a freestyle project, here you can define all other targets.
All have the disadvantage that you need to configure the projects explicitly. If you don’t wanna do that, write a shell script that parses the directory tree and calls maven with the pom files found.