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Re: feature.exports coming up empty [message #31795 is a reply to message #31755] |
Mon, 23 February 2009 20:06 |
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Hi Nick,
All bundles may potentially produce a fragments folder. Buckminster just
checks if it's there, hence the output. Not sure why the copy step does
nothing. It works OK for me.
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
Nick Veys wrote:
> Working with headless buckminster, latest release (r9952). I have a
> single feature with 40 or so plugins referenced in it. Running
> 'buckminster perform com.mypkg.subpkg.feature.sdk#feature.exports', I
> get all of the plugins and the feature jars built in the output
> directory, but the final copy steps don't do anything. Turning on debug
> output I see a mass of apparent errors that say files cannot be found.
> It appears to be looking in /fragments directories, of which I have none.
>
> Here's a snip of the output, with -L debug set.
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> [java] INFO: [start
> com.mypkg.subpkg.feature.sdk:eclipse.feature$1.8.2.qualifier #OSGi#copy.plugins]
>
> [java] Prerequisite alias = action.requirements
> [java] Product alias = action.output
> [java] Product base = ${buckminster.output}\site\plugins\
> [java] target.arch=x86
> [java] buckminster.component=com.mypkg.subpkg.feature.sdk
> [java] workspace.root=C:/eclipse/svn/myproj/releng/build/workspace
> [java]
> buckminster.temp=C:/DOCUME~1/name/LOCALS~1/Temp/buckminster/ com.mypkg.subpkg.feature.sdk_1.8.2-eclipse.feature/temp
>
> [java]
> buckminster.home=C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng\build\workspac e\features\com.mypkg.subpkg.feature.sdk\
>
> [java]
> buckminster.output=C:/eclipse/svn/myproj/releng/build/output /com.mypkg.subpkg.feature.sdk_1.8.2-eclipse.feature
>
> [java] localhost=mybox
> [java] buckminster.component.type=eclipse.feature
> [java] buckminster.version.type=OSGi
> [java] buckminster.version=1.8.2.qualifier
> [java] target.nl=en_US
> [java] target.ws=win32
> [java] eclipse.home=C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng\build\buckminster
> [java] buckminster.output.root=C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng/build/o utput
> [java] target.os=win32
> [java]
> target.location=C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng\build\targetpla tform\eclipse
> [java] Base:
> C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng\build\output\org.eclipse.core.j obs_3.4.0-osgi.bundle\fragments:
> No such file or directory
> [java] Base:
> C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng\build\output\org.w3c.css.sac_1. 3.0-osgi.bundle\fragments:
> No such file or directory
> [java] Base:
> C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng\build\output\com.mypkg.lib.org. springframework.context_2.0.3-osgi.bundle\fragments:
> No such file or directory
> [java] Base:
> C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng\build\output\org.eclipse.rcp_3. 4.0-osgi.bundle\fragments:
> No such file or directory
> [java] Base:
> C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng\build\output\com.mypkg.subpkg.f oo_1.8.0-osgi.bundle\fragments:
> No such file or directory
> [java] Base:
> C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng\build\output\com.mypkg.lib.com. bbn.openmap_4.6.3-osgi.bundle\fragments:
> No such file or directory
> [java] Base:
> C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng\build\output\com.mypkg.lib.com. thoughtworks.xstream_1.2.1-osgi.bundle\fragments:
> No such file or directory
> [java] Base:
> C:\eclipse\svn\myproj\releng\build\output\com.mypkg.lib.org. geotools.epsg_wkt_2.2.1-osgi.bundle\fragments:
> No such file or directory
>
> It continues on listing every plugin having no /fragments directory.
> The output/site directory never gets created either.
>
> Ideas why it's looking in /fragments? We have 2 fragments in the mix of
> all the plugins, is buckminster getting confused?
>
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