How to extract only modified code from bit-bucket and create a build?











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I am trying to build cobol programs using bamboo. I have source code present in bit-bucket which includes 100 cobol programs. I need to create the build for only those programs which are modified by developer in my RC branch. what approach i should follow?



Whenever I am trying to compile the repo, it is building code for all 100 programs.










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    I am trying to build cobol programs using bamboo. I have source code present in bit-bucket which includes 100 cobol programs. I need to create the build for only those programs which are modified by developer in my RC branch. what approach i should follow?



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      I am trying to build cobol programs using bamboo. I have source code present in bit-bucket which includes 100 cobol programs. I need to create the build for only those programs which are modified by developer in my RC branch. what approach i should follow?



      Whenever I am trying to compile the repo, it is building code for all 100 programs.










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      I am trying to build cobol programs using bamboo. I have source code present in bit-bucket which includes 100 cobol programs. I need to create the build for only those programs which are modified by developer in my RC branch. what approach i should follow?



      Whenever I am trying to compile the repo, it is building code for all 100 programs.







      shell gradle bitbucket build.gradle bamboo






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