In TeamCity 9 I have two build configurations: A, B which depends on A (snapshot dependency). Sometimes A starts alone, sometimes in chain with B.
I want to change build.number
of A to (for example) 0.<build.counter of B>
when A triggered by B.
According to docs:
Since TeamCity 9.0, there is a possibility to override the dependencies parameters by redefining them in the dependent build. For example, build configuration A depends on B and B depends on C; A has the ability to change parameters in any of its dependencies using the following format:
reverse.dep.<btID>.<property name>
Ok, I created configuration parameter in B: reverse.dep.A.build.number
=0.%build.counter%
.
So, when I start the build chain I suppose build.number of A will changed to 0.123
(for example, build.counter of B equal to 123), but instead the string 0.%build.counter%
has been passed to A and A uses own property build.counter
.
How to pass exactly values of TeamCity parameters?
By the time "A" build starts, the "B" build is still in queue and so there is no build number available. The %build.number% parameter could not be resolved and was passed literally.
Try creating the "C" configuration and add a snapshot dependency on it (from both A and B). Set build number format in both A and B to %dep.C.system.build.number%
This way you will have A and B share same counter.
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