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I'm actually not going to have any time to look at this for a couple<br>
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Ok, i will. I'm not very good at build building generally, and which steps certain pd sources need, but i'll experiment. I'll bug you if something fails and i really don't know why.<br>
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I'll still be on email, so I can contribute here and there. Yeah, I was also thinking that the libs wouldn't stop the whole build.<br>
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Could you help me with these?<br>
- What is the "svn update" meant to do after rsync? Right now it just fails...<br>
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The rsync server is updated 2-3 times a day, the "svn update" is meant to get any more recent changes. I fixed that so it should fail anymore.<br>
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- Pdx "make package" fails on linux with "dpkg-deb: control directory has bad permissions 700 (must be >=0755 and <=0775)", i suppose it's easy to come around this, but i guess from the Makefile...<br>
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Yeah, this is annoying because builtbot sets the umask so that group and other get no permissions. but to build a .deb package you need to have the files at least 0755 (user-rwx, group-rx, other-rx). I'm not quite sure how to handle it. My guess is that it would make sense to set the umask on the buildbot builds to have group/other read/execute perms. I think that's umask 022.<br>
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Seems that slaves can have their own umask set in /var/lib/buildbot/slavename/buildbot.tac<br>
Set 022 on my box, let's see if it helps.<br>
ps: cannot see because an older compile error came back: "cannot find install-sh, install.sh, or shtool"<br>
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- Git update fails with "fatal: ambiguous argument '14159': unknown revision or path not in the working tree. Use '--' to separate paths from revisions". Is it a buldbot bug (tries to use svn version for git?) or do you have another idea?<br>
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Sounds like git and svn are fighting ;-) Sounds like the buildbot is running git with the SVN revision number: "/usr/bin/git reset --hard 14165". I guess that happens when a new SVN checkin triggers a git build. I think we need to remove the SVN tracking for a PBChangeSources style.<br>
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Done. buildbot 0.8.1 has GitPoller() so one day we may be able to set it up. Meanwhile we could take a look how this PBChangeSource() can be triggered from the sourceforge git. One way is contrib/git_buildbot.py, another a commit script calling "buildbot sendchange" and the last resort is parsing commit mails ("post-receive-email" for git) with a MaildirSource() which is to be written up. Knowing that GitPoller() already exists i'd recommend the simplest solution but which one is that? :)<br>
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The pollers are nice, but we can't use them because they assume that all builds are coming from that single git source. If we want to setup multiple masters, then we could. It sounds like the thing to do is investigate the PBChangeSource stuff to see if we can have the pure-data SVN and multiple git sources<br>
<br clear="all"></blockquote></div><br>Alrite, it's a whole new world for me... We have git sources, and it seems we'll continue having some svn sources, and is rsync a different source then?<br>They'll have to trigger the "buildbot sendchange --plus lots of args" command on any box that has buildbot installed.<br>
There are some examples in /usr/share/buildbot/contrib/, but i think the first thing to figure out is how we gonna hook post-receive on each of these source. If we cannot hook (is it possible at all on sourceforge?) we'll have to use mails.<br>
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