Prerequisites
GitVersion package
GitVersion.MsBuild
GitVersion version
5.12.0
Operating system
Windows
What are you seeing?
I have the requirement to build an old clone of NHibernate.Search under TeamCity with msbuild, but GitVersion bails out with (log sanitized):
[Project "NHibernate.Search.csproj"] Couldn't find any remote tips from remote 'https://github.com/nhibernate/NHibernate-Search.git' pointing at the commit '996fde9cd417a4e11d80067c7a1ec34e2d761ec4'
[MSBuild] C:\Users\<teamcity-user>\.nuget\packages\gitversion.msbuild\5.12.0\tools\GitVersion.MsBuild.targets(9,9): error MSB3073: The command ""C:\Users\<teamcity-user>\.nuget\packages\gitversion.msbuild\5.12.0\tools\net48/gitversion.exe" "[...] TeamCity\buildAgent\[...]\NHibernate.Search\src\NHibernate.Search" -output file -outputfile obj\gitversion.json" exited with code 1.
And that's because that commit no longer exists, being lost with the Forced Push here:
chore(deps): update dependency nhibernate to v5.5.1 Force push
renovate[bot] force pushed to renovate/nhibernate-5.x • 996fde9…063356c • on Mar 29
I should mention that the command above succeeds if not run under TeamCity, e.g. indirectly from Visual Studio or at a command prompt, probably because it identifies the branch by path, and not insisting on finding that exact commit.
Is there a workaround, say to make GitVersion operate the same way under TeamCity?
What is expected?
GitVersion should fallback to identifying the brach by path.
Steps to Reproduce
Already described.
RepositoryFixture Test
No response
Output log or link to your CI build (if appropriate).
No response
Prerequisites
GitVersion package
GitVersion.MsBuild
GitVersion version
5.12.0
Operating system
Windows
What are you seeing?
I have the requirement to build an old clone of NHibernate.Search under TeamCity with msbuild, but GitVersion bails out with (log sanitized):
And that's because that commit no longer exists, being lost with the Forced Push here:
I should mention that the command above succeeds if not run under TeamCity, e.g. indirectly from Visual Studio or at a command prompt, probably because it identifies the branch by path, and not insisting on finding that exact commit.
Is there a workaround, say to make GitVersion operate the same way under TeamCity?
What is expected?
GitVersion should fallback to identifying the brach by path.
Steps to Reproduce
Already described.
RepositoryFixture Test
No response
Output log or link to your CI build (if appropriate).
No response