Re: Daily builds all failing/aborted/unstable

Hi Anthony,

Anthony Richardson wrote:
Right - we are using team repositories nowadays, so trunk is now pretty
much obsolete. (More info at
http://wiki.netbeans.org/HgParallelProjectIntegration in case you're
interested.)

> I have looked at
>
> http://deadlock.netbeans.org/hudson/job/ruby/lastStableBuild/
>
> But that is 26th of march and all build since then seem to have
> failed/aborted or been marked unstable
>  

This is because I've been working on updating the parser, and for a long
time there were rather serious issues, so I didn't want to propagate the
update to the daily builds. However, now the update is finished for the
most part, and the changes are already in the Ruby team repo. So you can
expect a stable build with the new parser during today. (There is an
unrelated problem causing build failures that I need to solve still)


> What is a good daily build to use?
>  

You can get "official" dailies from
http://bits.netbeans.org/dev/nightly/, though it takes some time before
changes from all the team repos get propagated there (1-2 days usually).

> I think it is fairly important to get the builds working. It makes it
> hard to test and give feedback otherwise.
>  

Fully agreed, and we'd be very grateful if folks try the daily builds,
and especially from
http://deadlock.netbeans.org/hudson/job/ruby/lastStableBuild/ as that is
where the changes in the Ruby area are first available. The status for
the past days should be the exception, typically there should be a
couple of builds available every day.

Thanks,
Erno


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