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+7  Q: 

CruiseControl.NET and Git

It looks like there is no built-in support for Git in CruiseControl.NET.

Anyone have suggestions on Git plug-ins, tips, or other advice on getting CruiseControl.NET with work with Git?

+5  A: 

There's a CC.net/git plugin at github:

ccnet.git.plugin

The rdoc includes instructions for configuring CC.net to use a git repository.

mercilor  2009-06-03 19:21:29
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Integration of git/mercurial support for 1.5 release of CruiseControl.Net is currently worked on - the git plugin AFAIK has already been integrated into main repository.

Mercurial is already included in documentation.

skolima  2009-06-10 11:13:35
Yes, I just checked and 1.5 does indeed have both git and mercurial native
Nick DeVore  2010-04-08 20:36:02

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