On Monday 13 of April 2020 14:23:57 deloptes wrote: > Michele Calgaro via trinity-devel wrote: > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > > Hash: SHA512 > > > > On 2020/04/13 08:50 PM, deloptes wrote: > >> Hi, I have again a problem building now tdelibs (see below). If you > >> consider it as FTBFS problem, I can open issue in TGW. > >> > >> thank you and regards > > > > Hi Emanoil, > > is it a one off fault or reproducible one? because occasionally > > tdelibs FTBFS for unknown reasons and it does not seem > > reproducible..... Also make use tde-packaging is up to date just in > > case. > > Cheers > > Michele > > Hi, > I know it was failing before. I recently replaced the slower disks I > used for building and now it fails whenever I try building debian > packages. Building in example directly in > repo-master/tde/2_build/tdelibs/obj-x86_64-linux-gnu/ > succeeds > > I think it is now reproducible one. > And yes I updated everything from master and I double checked all. I > fixed the issues I had previously some time ago. > > My process looks like this: > > 1. remove all trinity packages > 2. remove everything from build directory > 3. run a build script which builds and installs what is necessary > package by package according dependencies. > > Inspiration is from the build scripts you shared. It is bullet proof and > did not change in the past. It worked recently even on rpi4. This is why > now I am surprised that it fails > > This is really strange. May be it is time to find out what is going on, > but I have no idea where to start with :/ > > The best thing is that the new disks are 3-5x faster > > If you have ideas it will be great. > > thanks > Hi Emanoil, I built tdelibs just yesterday - all distributions and architectures in PTB. And I didn't notice any problem - everything was being built successfully. For me, I usually observe FTBFS only during the build for test binaries or during tests. When I find some suitable time, I look in more detail at your build log. Cheers -- Slávek
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