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    macros handling in command line build

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    andreas von kaenel
    Posted by andreas von kaenel
    on Mar 30 2012 01:39 AM
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    Hi all,

    I use the headless build option to build a project on a build server. I am facing a challenge in the way the headless build treats the macros.ini file. When I change a path in macros.ini and start a headless build, this changed path is not taken over when I re-import the project into the workspace

    + jre/bin/java -jar startup.jar -data foo/CCSV4workspace -application com.ti.ccstudio.apps.projectImport -ccs.location 
    foo/workspace -ccs.overwrite
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Importing project from 'foo'...

    !WARNING: Some macros specified in 'foo\workspace\macros.ini' already exist with conflicting values.
    Only non-conflicting macro-values have been imported.


    Done!

    + jre/bin/java -jar startup.jar -data foo/CCSV4workspace -application com.ti.ccstudio.apps.projectBuild -ccs.workspace
     -ccs.configuration Release -ccs.projects projectFoo -ccs.buildType full






    Is there a possibility to solve this issue - something like "remove linked resources"
    Best regards,
    Andreas
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    • andreas von kaenel
      Posted by andreas von kaenel
      on Mar 30 2012 01:59 AM
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      By the way - I am using CCSV4 Version 4.2.4.00033

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    • andreas von kaenel
      Posted by andreas von kaenel
      on Apr 04 2012 02:46 AM
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      ** push **

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    • Lisa TI
      Posted by Lisa TI
      on Apr 10 2012 14:32 PM
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      Verified by andreas von kaenel
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      Hi Andreas,

      I appologise as this is not my area of expertise but I noticed this one slipping through the cracks here so let me try and help.

      What about a fresh workspace?  Is there a particular setup or reason to keep using the same one?

      Basically it does not like bringing in build/path variables if one with the same name already exists.  So this is why, as I take you seem aware, the change is not accepted.

      Best Regards,

      Lisa

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    • andreas von kaenel
      Posted by andreas von kaenel
      on Apr 10 2012 23:49 PM
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      Hi Lisa,

      Thanks for the response. Creating a new workspace sounds like a good idea, and a short test showed that this might work! Thanks for the hint

      BR Andreas

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    • Lisa TI
      Posted by Lisa TI
      on Apr 11 2012 07:52 AM
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      Hi Andreas,

      no problem.  All the best with development.

      Best Regards,

      Lisa

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