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I wonder how to prevent building if no change is detected, meaning that no new commit is detected and a duplicated package will be built.
The plan shall fail immediately or notify the user if such condition is met.
You can use plan variables to compare if there're commits between builds
${bamboo.planRepository.1.revision} != ${bamboo.planRepository.1.previousRevision}
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I wonder whether the previous revision is last successful build or just simply last build regardless of building result. Can I still depend on the condition if last build failed?
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It's value from previous build, regardless of its state
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Then how can I check whether last build is successful? in case I need to rebuild when build failed.
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