benfulton
08-18-2006, 09:37 AM
My instinct for setting up a CI build on a Windows machine was to set up a task in the task scheduler to run every x minutes.
But I see the Continuous Integration sample that is available in the samples, which seems to start and then go continually all day with a Sleep step in the middle. Is there a specific reason why this technique is superior to the task scheduler?
But I see the Continuous Integration sample that is available in the samples, which seems to start and then go continually all day with a Sleep step in the middle. Is there a specific reason why this technique is superior to the task scheduler?