protected override void CreateChildControls()
{
var config = (TfsConfigurer)this.GetExtensionConfigurer();
this.txtArtifactName = new ValidatingTextBox { DefaultText = "Same as project name" };
this.txtTeamProject = new TeamProjectPicker(config);
this.txtBuildDefinition = new BuildDefinitionPicker(config);
this.txtTeamProject.SelectedIndexChanged += (s, e) => { this.txtBuildDefinition.TeamProject = this.txtTeamProject.SelectedValue; };
this.ddlBuildNumber = new DropDownList
{
Items =
{
new ListItem("allow selection at build time", string.Empty),
new ListItem("last succeeded build", "success"),
new ListItem("last completed build", "last")
}
};
this.txtBuildNumberPattern = new ValidatingTextBox { Text = "_(?<num>[^_]+)$" };
this.Controls.Add(
new SlimFormField("Artifact name:", this.txtArtifactName),
new SlimFormField("Team project:", this.txtTeamProject),
new SlimFormField("Build definition:", txtBuildDefinition),
new SlimFormField("Build number:", this.ddlBuildNumber),
new SlimFormField("Capture pattern:", this.txtBuildNumberPattern)
{
HelpText = "When importing a build, you can opt to use the TFS build number; however, because TFS build numbers "
+ "can be 1,000 characters (or more), up to 10 characters must be extracted to fit the BuildMaster build number "
+ "using a Regex capture group named \"num\". The default TFS Build Number Format is $(BuildDefinitionName)_$(Date:yyyyMMdd)$(Rev:.r); "
+ " and thus the pattern _(?<num>[^_]+)$ will extract the date and revision."
}
);
}
protected override void CreateChildControls()
{
var config = (TfsConfigurer)this.GetExtensionConfigurer();
this.txtArtifactName = new ValidatingTextBox {
DefaultText = "Same as project name"
};
this.txtTeamProject = new TeamProjectPicker(config);
this.txtBuildDefinition = new BuildDefinitionPicker(config);
this.txtTeamProject.SelectedIndexChanged += (s, e) => { this.txtBuildDefinition.TeamProject = this.txtTeamProject.SelectedValue; };
this.ddlBuildNumber = new DropDownList
{
Items =
{
new ListItem("allow selection at build time", string.Empty),
new ListItem("last succeeded build", "success"),
new ListItem("last completed build", "last")
}
};
this.txtBuildNumberPattern = new ValidatingTextBox {
Text = "_(?<num>[^_]+)$"
};
this.chkCreateBuildNumberVariable = new CheckBox()
{
Text = "Store the TFS build number as $TfsBuildNumber", Checked = true
};
this.Controls.Add(
new SlimFormField("Artifact name:", this.txtArtifactName),
new SlimFormField("Team project:", this.txtTeamProject),
new SlimFormField("Build definition:", txtBuildDefinition),
new SlimFormField("Build number:",
new Div(this.ddlBuildNumber),
new Div(this.chkCreateBuildNumberVariable)
),
new SlimFormField("Capture pattern:", this.txtBuildNumberPattern)
{
HelpText = "When importing a build, you can opt to use the TFS build number; however, because TFS build numbers "
+ "can be 1,000 characters (or more), up to 10 characters must be extracted to fit the BuildMaster build number "
+ "using a Regex capture group named \"num\". The default TFS Build Number Format is $(BuildDefinitionName)_$(Date:yyyyMMdd)$(Rev:.r); "
+ " and thus the pattern _(?<num>[^_]+)$ will extract the date and revision."
}
);
}
