and manual from the same branch, then use only --tag=origin/<branchname>.
*: If you don't want builds on all supported platforms, use option =--platforms=.
*: Note the above will submit both a build and a test.
+*: If you want to submit a new "nightly" build for a given day, a couple things are different:
+*:: Create and push a new build tag on the appropriate branch of both CONDOR_SRC and CONDOR_DOC. Take the most recent tag and add {quote:_2}.
+{code}
+ % cd CONDOR_SRC
+ % git tag BUILD-V7_5_4-branch-2010-10-17_2
+ % git push origin BUILD-V7_5_4-branch-2010-10-17_2
+ % cd ../CONDOR_DOC
+ % git tag BUILD-V7_5_4-branch-2010-10-17_2
+ % git push origin BUILD-V7_5_4-branch-2010-10-17_2
+{endcode}
+*:: Update both /space/git/CONDOR_SRC.git and /space/git/CONDOR_SRC.git on nmi-s006.
+*:: Submit the build as user cndrauto with the nightly flags:
+{code}
+ % cd ~cndrauto/condor
+ % nmi_tools/condor_nmi_submit --build --nightly --use-externals-cache \
+ --submit-xtests --notify='condor-builds@cs.wisc.edu' \
+ --notify-fail-only --git --tag=BUILD-V7_5_4-branch-2010-10-17_2 \
+ --module=UNUSED
+{endcode}
{subsection: Building a Condor workspace in NMI}