HTCondorWiki: Bat Lab Build

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   % cd workspace
   % cd nmi_tools
-  % ./condor_nmi_submit --build --git --workspace=../ --platforms=x86_64_macos_10.7,x86_64_rhap_5.7,x86_64_rhap_6.2,x86_winnt_5.1 --notify-fail-only --desc="A Description"
+  % ./condor_nmi_submit --build --git --workspace=../ --platforms=all --notify-fail-only --desc="A Description"
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 If you're trying to build something older than 7.7, you'll need to do the following before the condor_nmi_submit. It's not necessary for 7.7 and later.
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
 Some important options:
 
 *: =--without-tests= suppresses the automatic submission of tests when the build is done.
-*: =--platforms= takes a comma separated list of platforms. For a list of available platforms, see "Platforms" below.  You must specify the platforms you want.  (This is a change from the old BATLab.)  You can find a list of available platforms at http://submit-3.batlab.org/nmi/pool/status , look for "Pool usage by platform" in the left column. At the moment (2014-10-30) the set of platforms that we do nightly and rolling builds on is:
+*: =--platforms= takes a comma separated list of platforms. "all" is a good default. For a list of available platforms, see "Platforms" below.  You must specify the platforms you want.  (This is a change from the old BATLab.)  You can find a list of available platforms at http://submit-3.batlab.org/nmi/pool/status , look for "Pool usage by platform" in the left column. At the moment (2014-10-30) the set of platforms that we do nightly and rolling builds on is:
 *:: x86_64_Debian0,x86_64_Debian6,x86_64_Debian7,x86_64_Fedora19,x86_64_Fedora20,x86_64_MacOSX7,x86_64_MacOSX8,x86_64_RedHat5,x86_64_RedHat6,x86_64_RedHat7,x86_64_SL6,x86_64_Solaris11,x86_64_Ubuntu10,x86_64_Ubuntu12,x86_64_Ubuntu14,x86_64_Windows7,x86_64_Windows8,x86_RedHat5,x86_RedHat6,x86_SL5
 *: =--use-externals-cache= uses cached externals to speed the build. *May not work in new BATLab.* If you're testing a new external, do *not* use this option.
 *: =--release-only= builds the dynamic binaries, but doesn't package or return them. If you're just doing a compile test and don't need the binaries, this will speed the build by about 45 minutes. If you need to generate a package to give to a user (or to submit for testing), omit this option.