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How to specify local project's path in hudson

 
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Hi,

Now I'm trying to create a new job in hudson. Previously source code management was subversion.Now the project is in my local machine.So in Project configuartion I checked the None radio button.But how to tell hudson where is my project ? Because it is not asking for any path. So should I provide absolute path of my pom.xml in the ROOT pom textfield ? Please help

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You really should place your project into a source code repository. If you don't want to install a Subversion server, you could try using git or mercurial and then point Hudson to your local repository.

The only other thing I can think of would be to have an build initial step that runs a script that copies the source files to the build slave. But that seems like somewhat of a hack to me.
 
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