Tfs build extensions power tools for maven and ant

We've also started getting intermittent repros of this with our own CI build of Team Explorer Everywhere locally we use the power tools to build Team Explorer Everywhere. Anyway - hope to get back to you soon with a resolution.

If it requires a new version of the power tools then we'll try and get the fix into the next release. FYI, Found the workaround the link below, my build server has multiple agents configured which seems to induce the root cause , just needed to identify which agent executed the build successfully Agent 1 in my case Added a tag to the agent and modified the build definition to point to that agent. FYI, Found the workaround the link below, my build server has multiple agents configured which seems to induce the root cause , just needed to identify which agent executed the build successfully Agent 1 in my case Added a tag to the agent and modified the build definition to point to the that agent.

The content you requested has been removed. Ask a question. Quick access. August 8th, Brian Harry August 9, What a week! Earlier this year I built cattle handling facilities. Brian Harry August 16, This is the mapping that the build server will use. Select your build controller and the place where to output your files. The first step in this wizard is to select which build file you currently have. In our case this is an Ant build file. Select this an click next.

The next step is to select your build. Click finish to close this wizard. As you can see now, the wizard tells you that there was a MSBuild project file found.

That file was automatically created by the previous wizard. The last step is to define your Retention policy. There you can select some numbers of how many files are kept when a build succeeds, fails,.. Click Ok to create your Build Definition. You Should now see your new build definition in the list. To summarize: We have a Java project, an Ant build. They can be download here. This extensions provide the ability to execute Ant or Maven 2 builds from Team Foundation Server and publish the results of the build along with any associated JUnit test results back to TFS.

After you have installed this on your build server, be sure that you have the correct JDK and Apache Ant installed. Next thing you may not forget is set the correct environment variables to your build system.

I spend quite a while looking for the correct one, so here they are:. There are slight differences in the layouts for each version of Team Foundation Server being used. Note that Maven support is currently provided for Team Foundation Server and above. Workflow Activities related to the build extensions are only provided for Team Foundation Server