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| @title Drydock Blueprints: Working Copies | |||||
| @group userguide | |||||
| Guide to configuring Drydock working copy blueprints. | |||||
| Overview | |||||
| ======== | |||||
| IMPORTANT: Drydock is not a mature application and may be difficult to | |||||
| configure and use for now. | |||||
| To let Drydock build repository working copies in order to run unit tests and | |||||
| other similar operations, you'll configure **working copy blueprints**. | |||||
| Working Copies | |||||
| ============== | |||||
| Working copy blueprints rely on host blueprints, so you'll need to configure | |||||
| a suitable host blueprint first. See @{article:Drydock Blueprints: Hosts}. | |||||
| To configure a working copy blueprint, choose the host blueprints it should | |||||
| use in **Use Blueprints**. | |||||
| You can optionally specify a **Limit**. If you do, the blueprint won't be | |||||
| allowed to create more than this many simultaneous resources. If you leave | |||||
| it empty, the blueprint will be able to create an unlimited number of | |||||
| resources. | |||||
| After you save the blueprint, make sure you authorize it to use the selected | |||||
| host blueprints. It won't be able to acquire host resources until you do. | |||||
| Next Steps | |||||
| ========== | |||||
| Continue by: | |||||
| - returning to @{article:Drydock Blueprints}. | |||||