David,
Thanks for the explanations!
I'm going to clarify at once what is going wrong with the recent
build...
Cheers
/Eike
David M Williams schrieb:
Eike,
Did you ever receive a response to
your
note? I don't remember seeing one, so will respond, but let us know if
more info is needed.
(and hopefully the images I paste in
here survive email, and make some sense).
> From the mail header+content I can neither see
whether
*I* am
> involved nor if one of my *projects* (components) is involved ;-(
> Even hard to say which log file I should look into and what to
look
> for (if I chose one file).
....
> Is that a sign that my projects do *not* fail?
No, that's not a sign your project is ok. There's
several
points it can fail. (and, almost no one fails that generate artifacts
step :)
What might have happened some, is that by the time
you looked, your failure was 'resolved', and perhaps even
moved off the list of recent builds, so there would
be nothing for you to see.
But, as luck would have it, there's one there now
:)
if you look quick!
If you click on that log, you'll see at the
beginning
is a list of issues to be addressed.
This is 'hyperlinked', so clicking on the
highlighted
'62' (in this case)
Will take you directly to the error messages
related
to your component.
In this case these "no suitable provider"
messages usually means there's something out of whack with the site.xml
file and version numbers and/or the
specific site named in your SC file (for example,
sometimes
I start with having mine at 'tempTestUpdates' and when I move them to
the
final 'milestones' site, I sometimes forget to update the SC file).
Nick
has started a 'troubleshooting' page at http://wiki.eclipse.org/Ganymede/Build/Troubleshooting
which we should all contribute to, if/when we find
little "oddities'.
Thanks,
Hi,
I received several mails like the one below.
>From the mail header+content I can neither see whether *I* am
involved
nor if one of my *projects* (components) is involved ;-(
Even hard to say which log file I should look into and what to look for
(if I chose one file).
My components in EMFT are: Net4j and CDO.
>From the latest GanymaticBuild with SUCCESS I can see the following:
[java] INFO: Generating artifacts from file:/opt/public/ganymede/workingdir/org.eclipse.ganymede.sitecontributions/emft-cdo.sc
[java] INFO: Generating artifacts from file:/opt/public/ganymede/workingdir/org.eclipse.ganymede.sitecontributions/emft-net4j.sc
Is that a sign that my projects do *not* fail?
Cheers
/Eike
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