Comments on: Continuous Integration with FinalBuilder

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By: jersey

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By: Getting Started with CruiseControl.NET by JohnnyCoder

Getting Started with CruiseControl.NET by JohnnyCoder — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 01:03:39 +0000

[...] to continuous integration (CI), but having read up on the topic, “played around” a bit, reviewed a couple of products, and having now incorporated it into our standard development practices, I am [...]

By: Koob

Koob — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 15:31:16 +0000

Well, it seems you have more problems with the concept of builds than with the tool. And next to that, most problems with the tool you have, are defaults not automatically asked for.
But when you are a regular user of FinalBuilder, this is important. You can first make an outline of the build you want to do, and fill in those details later on. This helps in keeping the script simple, even on complicated builds.