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Asked: 2026-05-22T22:20:20+00:00

I have a CruiseControl.NET ccnet.config file, which monitors two different projects in the same

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I have a CruiseControl.NET ccnet.config file, which monitors two different projects in the same project scope. If one of them changes, it has to trigger a build. But I wanted to know which project has been changed among the two. I have to pass them as a commandline parameter. Is there any built-in property?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Splitting the project to two projects seems like the right thing to do.
    Specifically, split to to projects and add a Project trigger for the DML project.
    This way if the table scripts are to be changed, both projects will be triggered and if only some DML statement changes, only the second project will be triggered.

    In case both projects have common trigger then i recommend using a synchronization queue. 

    <queue name="Q_Synchronizer" duplicates="UseFirst" />
<project name="project1_name" queue="Q_Synchronizer" queuePriority="1">project stuff...</project>
<project name="project2_name" queue="Q_Synchronizer" queuePriority="2">project stuff...</project>

    HTH

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