The table below describes waitForTeamBuild task attributes.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
buildResultUUID |
For waitForTeamBuild, the UUID of the build result that is waited on. |
Yes, if requestUUID is not specified. |
repositoryAddress |
Address of the team repository to use. The value of this attribute is typically ${repositoryAddress} because that property is built-in when using the Jazz Build Engine. |
Yes |
requestUUID |
For waitForTeamBuild, the UUID of the build request that is waited on. |
Yes, if buildResultUUID is not specified. |
userId |
User ID to use. |
Yes |
buildStateProperty |
The property to write the state of the build when the task finishes waiting. It is only set if the build entered one of the specified states to wait for. |
No |
failOnError |
If true (the default), the task fails if it encounters an error. If false, some errors are ignored and the task is completed. |
No |
interval |
The time between checks to determine if the build is in the required state. The value is in seconds and must be greater than zero and less than or equal to the timeout value. The default is to check every 30 seconds. |
No |
password |
Password for the user ID, a zero-length string by default unless specified. |
No |
passwordFile |
The password file to use for the connection. You can create a suitable password file by invoking the Jazz Build Engine with the -createPasswordFile argument. You can only specify one password file. |
No |
statesToWaitFor |
A comma separated list of build state
names. Defaults are COMPLETED and INCOMPLETE. Valid values are the following:
|
No |
timeout |
The maximum amount of time that the task waits on the build. The value is in seconds and must be greater than zero. The default is to wait forever. |
No |
verbose |
Specifies more message output. The default is false. |
No |
<waitForTeamBuild repositoryAddress="${repositoryAddress}"
userId="${userId}"
password="${password}"
buildResultUUID="${buildResultUUID}"
statesToWaitFor="COMPLETED"
verbose="true"
interval="1"
timeout="30"/>
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