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How do I label my SVN project with TeamCity VCS labeling if I am using a checkout rule?

I read the checkout rule docs, but I'm having a hard time understanding the relationship between VCS labeling and checkout rules in TeamCity.

My SVN structure looks like:

https://my.internalsvn.com/(...)/myproject/branches/gattaca-dev
https://my.internalsvn.com/(...)/myproject/tags
https://my.internalsvn.com/(...)/myproject/trunk

In TeamCity, my VCS root is configured to:

https://my.internalsvn.com/(...)/myproject

When I run the build, I want it to be executed in the current working directory, so I set up a Checkout Rule that looks like:

+:branches/gattaca-dev => .

When I add the VCS Labeling build feature, it tells me:

Failed: Failed to set label 'build-6': No labeling rules found for checkout rules branches/gattaca-dev=>

What do I have to set so that the branch I am building (which is configured to "." from the checkout rule) gets tagged?

https://my.internalsvn.com/(...)/myproject/tags/build-6

How do I set the labeling rule for a checkout rule? Does it go in the checkout rule itself? Or do I need to edit the VCS root and make a copy for this specific build?

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1 Answers

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I was able to make it work by using a %vcsBranch% parameter.

The labeling setting on my VCS root becomes:

%vcsBranch%=>tags

...and my Checkout Rule becomes:

+:%vcsBranch% => .

I'm not sure whether this is the best solution. I would've liked to be able to set up custom labeling rules just for this Checkout Rule, rather than hard-coding it in the VCS root. I couldn't figure out how to do that.

Additional feedback is welcome.