I've got a lot of queued Travis-ci.org jobs showing 'Build created successfully" but nothing is happening. It looks like Travis has got itself into a look creating jobs for my last few commits and not processing any of them. How can I clear out these jobs?
OK so I really don't understand what a travis-ci.org 'request' is because the problem was a bad .travis.yml file and once I fixed that, the CI started again. But the 'requests' are still there :-(.
The 'solution' was to install the travis command-line tool which includes 'travis lint' and allowed me to lint my .travis.yml file until it was at least happy. The downside to this is that, on Windows at least, installing the travis tool took a lot of time and a lot of disk space as it instaled Ruby, MinGW and lots of other stuff that I will probably never use again!
But until travis-ci.org/com creates an on-line linter (how hard can it be?), that's what we're stuck with. OTOH, the first step of the travis-ci.org/com build could be to lint the file and complain if it fails - just a suggestion :-).
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first let me tell you I am a quite beginner with Circleci, so some of my questions might not make too much sense but bear with me.
Recently I published a project of mine in Github PoC Akka FSM, I heard from several friends good things about Circleci and I am trying to use for my project.
Circleci web page created a config.yml for me and it is looking good but I have a complication, my Project is a Gradle Project but it has a dependency to Eclipse .p2 Repositories, which Gradle can't resolve out of the box. So I have a small Maven Project that collects my dependencies from .p2 repository and convert those to a big fat dependency jar.
Now when I locally build, I build first maven project which would place the the dependency in local maven repository, so the Gradle can locate the Artifact from Maven repository.
Now for the reason you might guess this is not working in Github with Circleci's default config.yml, so my question would it be possible to combine a maven build and gradle build in Circleci. Or a define in a prestep for an extra Build.
Otherwise I will try to convert Maven project to Gradle project (I am not sure Gradle would be able to read .p2 repositories).
The following is the Maven Project.
Thx for answers
I solved my Problem and I like to explain here how, in case another complete beginners lands here.
First, if you are complete new to CircleCI please start reading this before anything else, life would be much easier.
CircleCI Concepts
Secondly, this link
CirceCI Sequential Jobs
explains perfectly how Sequential Jobs should work, at the beginning the wordings 'Steps' being under 'Job' and 'Workflow' confused me a lot, I was not sure I have to implement my Maven Step in Job or Workflow, but it seems it must be Workflow.
Third, I was not quite sure how to transfer the Artefacts of Maven Build to Gradle Build, it seems Cache mechanism is responsible for it. When first I read it, a cache in Build System didn't not made too much sense but I think (I am completely speculating) caches in CirceCI is like Java Maps, you put in Job a value with key, next job can pick the value for key (value being here the Artefacts?). So I in my Maven Job, I am saving my Cache with Key "v1-dependencies-{{ checksum "fsm-akka-eclipse-dependencies/pom.xml" }}" and in the next Job, I load it with same key (and additionally v1-dependencies-{{ checksum "build.gradle" }} while I have a feeling if the checksum of 'build-gradle' is not changed CircleCI optimize something) Someone with more experience may be clear that here
Fourth, I was not sure how to say CircleCI to install Maven or Gradle but it seems CircleCI doing it in a magic way. In my previous point, I mentioned the caches to transfer the Artefacts', but for Maven Job, I am telling to save the cache at '.m2' directory which normally Gradle will look for Maven Artefact, may be this is doing the trick or the Cache I can't tell.
If you like the see how my final config.yml looks, you can find it on the link.
Anyone got a boilerplate the world can use for Travis CI build testing for modules?
I havn't used Travis CI before but I got it hooked up however all my builds are failing, and the logs just say phpunit exited with code 1. I assume I'm definitely missing something and I have a feeling I need to download all silverstripe composer dependecies but have no idea where to start
I'm wanting it to run tests against (mymodule)/tests folder and hoping it's possible
The section on "Connecting to CI" isn't very helpful!
To set up with travis you'll need to use the travis-support module.
It's quite straightforward to do with a boilerplate .travis.yml which you can see on pretty much any SilverStripe module that's using travis. Here's a pretty standard one.
That file will test against PHP 5.3-5.6 as well as against SilverStripe versions 3.1.x-dev (latest 3.1 development version) all the way to 3.x-dev (3.5 development version).
You'll also need to customise the final line to run the correct test suite.
I just cannot hook up the automatic update of coveralls.io to my Travis-CI build. All works fine if I execute the scripts on my machines. Here is the last message from the build log:
Submitting coverage to coveralls.io...
Coverage submitted!
Couldn't find a repository matching this job.
'url'
The command "python travis-ci/run.py" exited with 0.
Any hints or suggestions would be highly appreciated.
Best, Philipp
Make sure the TRAVIS, TRAVIS_JOB_ID and TRAVIS_BRANCH environment variables are defined when calling coveralls.
If you're using Tox for example, an extra step is needed as described in the coveralls-python readme.
This question is older, but the current problems show the same error. (And Google finds this too :-))
There were issues opened about it in node-coveralls and coveralls-public (and one more) repositories. It appeared, that Coveralls got accidentally blocked by Travis.
Although the problem was supposed to be fixed, as the comments on the second issue suggest, it occurred again. I myself could upload a new report neither from my machine, nor from Travis. I switched from Coveralls to Codecov.
I am having an issue with .HPI(jenkins Plugin) and so far no one is able to help me.
JENKINS .HPI dependencies issue << click on this link
so now i am wondering , is there a way that,
When using my .HPI(jenkins Plugin) in jenkins, I can run it in a debug or verbose mode, so i can see on the Console Output(in jenkins) what is exactly that is going on.
I think i am getting an error cause it is not going to the right .jar ....
when i ran it in eclipse I have no issue. ( i know which jar it is going to in debug mode in eclipse)
if you cannot run the .HPI(jenkins Plugin) in a verbose or debug mode in jenkins , maybe i can run it as a .WAR ? in a verbose or debug mode in jenkins ?
since i have read that .HPI is very similar to a .WAR.
so that way i can see in the output console exactly what .jar it is going to.
If someone can help me or point me in a direction it will be really helpful.
Try a debug from Eclipse! If it's not working, just add some logs to your project and when you run it in Jenkins, take a look at the logs in console ( easy if you start Jenkins from command line). Or, in the Jenkins installation folder there should be some log files.
Next time can you put the question more clear? It's somehow hard to understand what you ask.
Yes, I read your questions. I'm not sure if you'll can see which jar/ lib is chose by Jenkins.
But, about the link,previous question, I had a problem somehow like you with some libraries and tests, when I worked as plugin developer. I'm not sure if I remember correctly, but, just try, create a folder in your project, let's say libs, put the jars in that folder and add the folder to build-path in eclipse and maven should take care of them.
Not sure if it'll work, but you should try. Sorry I can't help you more!
I dont know if anyone out there will have tried using Jenkins / Ant / irrFuscator combo - hopefully someone has and can provide some direction.
The problem is I start a build in jenkins, everything seems to be building fine until I hit the part of my build where the ant file calls irrFuscator. At this point Jenkins still says that it is trying to build the project (the building wheel keeps spinning) but nothing seems to be happening in irrFuscator.
I have checked Task Manager and irrFuscator is taking no cpu time.
If I force quit irrFuscator from Task Manager the build fails - so jenkins knows of irrFuscators existance.
I have run the build outside of jenkins and everything seems to build fine.
Build logs can be provided but there is no useful information there - it just says its waiting.
If anyone has any ideas I would love to hear from you! And if further info is needed please feel free to ask.
Thanks for taking the time to read!
Never used irrFuscator, but first things to check:
Make sure you are running Jenkins in the foreground (and not as a background service). The simplest way to do it is with java -jar jenkins.war [other options] command (refer to this document).
Make sure that you run Jenkins as the same user as you run it when it works outside Jenkins.