I use profiles to achieve that.. (based in Shell script + DOS batch files)
you can checkout the code (with the configuration scripts) from here:
http://kenai.com/projects/puj/sources/arena/showthe step by step on how to stupe the project if you wanna see it in
action:
http://kenai.com/projects/puj/pages/Arena-devmy project compiles for both Linux and Windows without problem
*yes, you should create 1 profile for each of your environment, but at
least you do that just once :)
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 11:14 AM, michal <
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> Hi.
> We are using Hudson to test, compile and build a C++ application on multiple
> platforms. We have a Hudson slave running on each one of the platforms.
> We would like to have the SAME Hudson project executing on ALL the platforms
> every night automatically, so we will have a suitable build for each one of
> the platforms ready every morning. Is it a way we can do it?
> (The solution I know is to duplicate the project for each platform, and tie
> each project to a specific node. However, we support 7 platforms, so it
> would be very hard for us to maintain 7 different Hudson projects, one for
> each platform, so I would like to avoid this solution).
> Thanks, Michal.
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