Jazz SCM Continuous Integration - create flow against workspace?

Question

I am going to create a continuous integration assembly for a Spring Roo application using the RATE Team Concert (RTC) IDE and the Jazz build engine. When you configure the build definition, the Build Workspace field on the Jazz Source Control tab allows you to select the workspace or stream of the user repository.

RTC Continuous Integration Best Practices and other Jazz creation resources consistently refer to the use of the allocated repository workspace associated with the assembly user, which leads me to believe that this is the preferred approach. I could not find any construction information from the stream directly. Our project stream contains all the artifacts needed for the assembly, and I checked and confirmed that the continuous integration assembly works from the stream. I can’t think of any reason why I need to create and manage a specific workspace for this purpose.

My question is: do I play with fire, building straight from the stream? Are there potential complications from this approach that I don’t know about?

Answer 1

Answering my own question if another SO user has the same question in the future.

After some experimentation, I found that the drawback in building directly from the stream was that it ignored the Build Only If There Are Changes property on the Jazz Source Control tab. As a result, assembly from the stream can only be performed at predetermined intervals — it is not possible to configure the assembly only when new changes have been submitted to the stream.

Assembly requires a dedicated workspace to accept new changes from the stream and use them to run an assembly request.

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