Failed to build in QA

Failed to build in QA

[reza.housseini]

Hi list

I submitted an issue to guix. But QA refuses to build it [1]. I have no clue what the problem is, can anyone shed light on a possible resolution?

Best,
Reza

[1] https://data.qa.guix.gnu.org/job/49591#bottom
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Re: Failed to build in QA

[Christopher Baines]

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"reza.housseini@gmail.com" <reza.housseini@gmail.com> writes:

> I submitted an issue to guix. But QA refuses to build it [1]. I have
> no clue what the problem is, can anyone shed light on a possible
> resolution?

You pretty much found the problem, the relevant line on the page you
linked to is:

[  6/ 50] loading...	 24.0% of 25 filesbuilder for `/gnu/store/qhvpjfn3d9cwz5zxadblbnbqa92a8i27-guix-cli-core.drv' failed due to signal 11 (Segmentation fault)

So the data service wasn't able to build Guix. This probably isn't due
to your changes, and it doesn't happen very often, so the thing to do
here is just retry.

I've triggered QA to reapply the patches now (by deleting the
issue-66262 branch), so hopefully things will work better this time.

Thanks,

Chris

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Re: Failed to build in QA

[Nguyễn Gia Phong via Development of GNU Guix and the GNU System distribution.]

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On 2023-10-05 at 09:49+01:00, Christopher Baines wrote:
> I've triggered QA to reapply the patches now (by deleting the
> issue-66262 branch), so hopefully things will work better this time.

Could you try the same for https://qa.guix.gnu.org/issue/64222?
It's stuck at unknown and that's why everyone ghosted it
despite me pinging on IRC every other week in the last few months.

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Re: Failed to build in QA

[reza.housseini]

On October 5, 2023 10:49:06 AM GMT+02:00, Christopher Baines <mail@cbaines.net> wrote:
>
>"reza.housseini@gmail.com" <reza.housseini@gmail.com> writes:
>
>> I submitted an issue to guix. But QA refuses to build it [1]. I have
>> no clue what the problem is, can anyone shed light on a possible
>> resolution?
>
>You pretty much found the problem, the relevant line on the page you
>linked to is:
>
>[  6/ 50] loading...	 24.0% of 25 filesbuilder for `/gnu/store/qhvpjfn3d9cwz5zxadblbnbqa92a8i27-guix-cli-core.drv' failed due to signal 11 (Segmentation fault)
>
>So the data service wasn't able to build Guix. This probably isn't due
>to your changes, and it doesn't happen very often, so the thing to do
>here is just retry.
>
>I've triggered QA to reapply the patches now (by deleting the
>issue-66262 branch), so hopefully things will work better this time.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Chris

Thanks very much, it seems to have worked, but now it's stuck with paraview undefined symbol, although the necessary module (gnu/packages/image-processing) is imported?
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[bug#66262] Failed to build in QA

[Christopher Baines]

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"reza.housseini@gmail.com" <reza.housseini@gmail.com> writes:

> On October 5, 2023 10:49:06 AM GMT+02:00, Christopher Baines <mail@cbaines.net> wrote:
>>
>>"reza.housseini@gmail.com" <reza.housseini@gmail.com> writes:
>>
>>> I submitted an issue to guix. But QA refuses to build it [1]. I have
>>> no clue what the problem is, can anyone shed light on a possible
>>> resolution?
>>
>>You pretty much found the problem, the relevant line on the page you
>>linked to is:
>>
>>[  6/ 50] loading...	 24.0% of 25 filesbuilder for `/gnu/store/qhvpjfn3d9cwz5zxadblbnbqa92a8i27-guix-cli-core.drv' failed due to signal 11 (Segmentation fault)
>>
>>So the data service wasn't able to build Guix. This probably isn't due
>>to your changes, and it doesn't happen very often, so the thing to do
>>here is just retry.
>>
>>I've triggered QA to reapply the patches now (by deleting the
>>issue-66262 branch), so hopefully things will work better this time.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Chris
>
> Thanks very much, it seems to have worked, but now it's stuck with
> paraview undefined symbol, although the necessary module
> (gnu/packages/image-processing) is imported?

This is probably down to a top level circular dependency. In particular,
trying to paraview to compute the version to form part of the
native-search-path at the top level causes problems.

Making openfoam have LD_LIBRARY_PATH as a search path seems like the
incorrect use of search paths though, since you're searching for
something in the same package. Replacing this with wrapping would be an
improvement, although still I'm unsure why LD_LIBRARY_PATH would need
setting in this case.

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Re: Failed to build in QA

[Reza Housseini]

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> This is probably down to a top level circular dependency. In particular,
> trying to paraview to compute the version to form part of the
> native-search-path at the top level causes problems.

I'm wondering why it builds fine locally but causes problems in QA have 
you any pointers what might be the difference?

> Making openfoam have LD_LIBRARY_PATH as a search path seems like the
> incorrect use of search paths though, since you're searching for
> something in the same package. Replacing this with wrapping would be an
> improvement, although still I'm unsure why LD_LIBRARY_PATH would need
> setting in this case
Hmm maybe you are right, will try to wrap the binaries instead...

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[bug#66262] Failed to build in QA

[Reza Housseini]

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> This is probably down to a top level circular dependency. In particular,
> trying to paraview to compute the version to form part of the
> native-search-path at the top level causes problems.

I'm wondering why it builds fine locally but causes problems in QA have 
you any pointers what might be the difference?

> Making openfoam have LD_LIBRARY_PATH as a search path seems like the
> incorrect use of search paths though, since you're searching for
> something in the same package. Replacing this with wrapping would be an
> improvement, although still I'm unsure why LD_LIBRARY_PATH would need
> setting in this case
Hmm maybe you are right, will try to wrap the binaries instead...

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Re: Failed to build in QA

[Christopher Baines]

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Reza Housseini <reza.housseini@gmail.com> writes:

>> This is probably down to a top level circular dependency. In particular,
>> trying to paraview to compute the version to form part of the
>> native-search-path at the top level causes problems.
>
> I'm wondering why it builds fine locally but causes problems in QA
> have you any pointers what might be the difference?

You should be able to reproduce this locally, I see the issue when
running make.

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Re: Failed to build in QA

[reza.housseini]

On October 9, 2023 12:40:40 PM UTC, Reza Housseini <reza.housseini@gmail.com> wrote:
>> This is probably down to a top level circular dependency. In particular,
>> trying to paraview to compute the version to form part of the
>> native-search-path at the top level causes problems.
>
>I'm wondering why it builds fine locally but causes problems in QA have you any pointers what might be the difference?
>
>> Making openfoam have LD_LIBRARY_PATH as a search path seems like the
>> incorrect use of search paths though, since you're searching for
>> something in the same package. Replacing this with wrapping would be an
>> improvement, although still I'm unsure why LD_LIBRARY_PATH would need
>> setting in this case
>Hmm maybe you are right, will try to wrap the binaries instead...

I removed the search-path but it still fails to build, I cannot make sense of the error message...

[bug#66262] Failed to build in QA

[reza.housseini]

On October 9, 2023 12:40:40 PM UTC, Reza Housseini <reza.housseini@gmail.com> wrote:
>> This is probably down to a top level circular dependency. In particular,
>> trying to paraview to compute the version to form part of the
>> native-search-path at the top level causes problems.
>
>I'm wondering why it builds fine locally but causes problems in QA have you any pointers what might be the difference?
>
>> Making openfoam have LD_LIBRARY_PATH as a search path seems like the
>> incorrect use of search paths though, since you're searching for
>> something in the same package. Replacing this with wrapping would be an
>> improvement, although still I'm unsure why LD_LIBRARY_PATH would need
>> setting in this case
>Hmm maybe you are right, will try to wrap the binaries instead...

I removed the search-path but it still fails to build, I cannot make sense of the error message...

Re: Failed to build in QA

[Reza Housseini]

Hi Christopher

I submitted a new revision to the issue, but the QA link shows

Issue not found
This could mean the issue does not exist, it has no patches or has been 
closed.

do you know what the problem is here?

Thanks for your help,
Best,
Reza

[bug#66262] Failed to build in QA

[Reza Housseini]

Hi Christopher

I submitted a new revision to the issue, but the QA link shows

Issue not found
This could mean the issue does not exist, it has no patches or has been 
closed.

do you know what the problem is here?

Thanks for your help,
Best,
Reza

Re: Failed to build in QA

[Christopher Baines]

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Reza Housseini <reza.housseini@gmail.com> writes:

> Hi Christopher
>
> I submitted a new revision to the issue, but the QA link shows
>
> Issue not found
> This could mean the issue does not exist, it has no patches or has
> been closed.
>
> do you know what the problem is here?

There's two issues, one is the machine running Patchwork is low on disk
space, and that keeps stopping new messages being processed. I've
resolved that for now.

The other issue with the v4 series is that Patchwork has got confused
and only picked out the first of the v4 patches. The threading also
looks weird to me in my email client, but I'm not quite sure why. How
did you send the v4 patches?

Thanks,

Chris

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Re: Failed to build in QA

[reza.housseini]

>There's two issues, one is the machine running Patchwork is low on disk
>space, and that keeps stopping new messages being processed. I've
>resolved that for now.

Thanks!

>The other issue with the v4 series is that Patchwork has got confused
>and only picked out the first of the v4 patches. The threading also
>looks weird to me in my email client, but I'm not quite sure why. How
>did you send the v4 patches?

I sent them with git send-mail but I also noticed that the order got mixed up in issues.guix.gnu.org, no idea how this happened...

Re: Failed to build in QA

[Attila Lendvai]

> > The other issue with the v4 series is that Patchwork has got confused
> > and only picked out the first of the v4 patches. The threading also
> > looks weird to me in my email client, but I'm not quite sure why. How
> > did you send the v4 patches?
>
>
> I sent them with git send-mail but I also noticed that the order got
> mixed up in issues.guix.gnu.org, no idea how this happened...


i also see this every once in a while. i guess it's because the SMTP server-farm receives mutliple emails in close proximity, and they end up reaching debbugs in a different order.

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