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Build counter errors #76

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pavkatar opened this issue Jun 4, 2013 · 4 comments
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Build counter errors #76

pavkatar opened this issue Jun 4, 2013 · 4 comments
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pavkatar commented Jun 4, 2013

Build counter:
When build is failed and click rebuild: you should not create new build, just should recheck the existing build.

And if you have project one. delete it and create new project, it should start from build one, but now it continues the last project build counter.

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I disagree with your first statement, if you click rebuild that should trigger a new build.

For your second statement, if you have a project called "Project 1" do 3 builds on it, then delete and create a project called "Project 2" the first build in that would be number 4?

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pavkatar commented Jun 4, 2013

Yes, thats right :) I have project 1, with 2 builds, delete it, create
project 2 and the first build was 3
On 04/06/2013 22:01, Gabriel Baker wrote:

I disagree with your first statement, if you click rebuild that should
trigger a new build.

For your second statement, if you have a project called "Project 1" do
3 builds on it, then delete and create a project called "Project 2"
the first build in that would be number 4?


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That's freaky, I'll look into it

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dancryer commented Jun 5, 2013

@pavkatar That is the intended functionality, the build IDs are system wide, not project-specific. So if you have 15,000 builds across 1,000 projects and add a new project, the first build of that project will be 15,001.

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prezire pushed a commit to prezire/PHPCI that referenced this issue Feb 27, 2018
Fixed GitHub status API and access to the pull requests of private projects
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