public static Build ToBuild(TeamCitySharp.DomainEntities.Build sharpBuild)
{
if (sharpBuild == null)
{
return(new Build());
}
return(new Build {
Id = sharpBuild.Id, Name = sharpBuild.BuildTypeId, Status = sharpBuild.Status
});
}
private int GetLastSuccessfulVCRev()
{
var client = new TeamCityClient(TeamCityUrl, true);
string buildConfigId = TeamCityBuildConfID;
try
{
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine(e.Message);
}
//retrieve latest successfull build
TeamCitySharp.DomainEntities.Build b = client.Builds.LastSuccessfulBuildByBuildConfigId(buildConfigId, null);
string lastSuccessfullBuildId = b.Id;
string build_status = b.Status;
//now get the build info
var buildinfo = client.Builds.ById(b.Id);
var buildNumber = buildinfo.Number;
//var buildEnv = buildinfo.Properties.Property
//The version control revision is not allways present in the build info - especialy in the way the TC templates is structured within Binck
//Now get the SnapshotDependencies build resource link...
string bldSnapshotDepHref = buildinfo.SnapshotDependencies.Build[0].Href;
string snapshotBuildDepTypeId = buildinfo.SnapshotDependencies.Build[0].BuildTypeId;
//Now use the link isolated in the SnapshotDependencies to locate the change that was used in the compile
string vc_revision = RetrieveVCRevisionUsed(bldSnapshotDepHref);
Console.WriteLine(Environment.NewLine + "Last successfull build for {0} is build number:{1} (build id:{2})", buildConfigId, buildNumber, lastSuccessfullBuildId);
Console.WriteLine("Build number:{0} (build id:{1}) was build with VC revision: {2}", buildNumber, lastSuccessfullBuildId, vc_revision);
Console.WriteLine("Build number:{0} (build id:{1}) was:{1} ", buildNumber, lastSuccessfullBuildId, build_status);
return(int.Parse(vc_revision));
}
