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Is there a way to create a build definition, in TFS 2010, that uses continuous integration trigger, and only builds the project who’s code changed.
To clarify, what I’m searching for is the following scenario:
1 Solution
x Projects in Solution
1 Build Definition per Project
All Builds are CI triggered
When a check-in occours in a project only that project gets built and tested.
Place in your build definition’s “Items to build” section of the “Process” tab any *.*proj instead of a *.sln.
In the “Workspace” section, select only the source control paths that relate with this project.