. :-)
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Reason:
The web-page 'force build' button was pressed by 'zooko': see if it
still fails
http://allmydata.org/buildbot-darcs/builders/thorkil%20mac%
20Darwin-9.1.0%20powerpc/builds/26
Then by the time build #26 had finished, I had already pushed that
button again:
Reason:
The web-page
/uniqueoptions.sh
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Folks:
How did this discussion end up? Are the Haskell temp file/temp
directory abstractions good enough for darcs?
Does darcs now create temp files in the system-appropriate temp
directory where they belong?
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Dear David Roundy:
This build on Windows didn't pass all unit tests:
http://allmydata.org/buildbot-darcs/builders/zooko%20windows%
20Windows-XP%20i386/builds/64
but after your recent patch don't inline darcs_version., it seems
like it can't execute darcs at all:
http://allmydata.org
should be fast since trac
+darcs caches results). If it doesn't, please let me know.
Thanks to Lele Gaifax for the very nice trac+darcs plugin to
integrate darcs into trac! (Trac was originally written to use
Subversion.)
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it.
The view changes button that appears on some pages seems broken
or silly.
What's the view changes button? Oh, there it is. Zooko tries it.
Yeah, that's useless. I've never noticed its existence before.
Instead, click on the Revision Log link at the top of the page when
you are viewing
that directory.
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corner), then search
for my name in the Author column.
There:
http://allmydata.org/trac/darcs-2/changeset/5537/src/Darcs/Arguments.lhs
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If you click on stdio in the red test rectangle of the zooko
windows column, you'll see:
http://allmydata.org/buildbot-darcs/builders/zooko%20windows%
20Windows-XP%20i386/builds/67/steps/test/logs/stdio
I have not yet investigated those test failures.
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support going
forwards, for example building darcs on Windows, then please allow me
to vote in favor of us at least exploring the option of an
alternative to autoconf.
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time contributing to a cross-platform build
automation tool.
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[1] http://docs.python.org/lib/module-distutils.html
[2] http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/setuptools
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On May 15, 2008, at 9:54 AM, Karel Gardas wrote:
zooko wrote:
I couldn't figure out which instruction in darcs's configure.ac
causes the resulting configure to do this test of a C compiler,
before giving up in despair.
AC_PROG_CC
AC_PROG_CPP
tests for C compiler first and then for C
this is a
general pattern in design of these tools -- to minimize the degree to
which the process involves one tool emitting code that another tool
processes.
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On May 16, 2008, at 6:01 AM, Simon Marlow wrote:
zooko wrote:
I really can't afford to spend another day on it, so for the
moment my work building a statically-linked darcs executable for
Windows which includes libcurl and SSL is stalled.
Does it work to build it the way I described
repository ...
Does anybody know why this is? It sounds like an opportunity for
darcs optimization.
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the input incrementally and in one pass and with a very small
fixed amount of state.
So, there is nothing in the secure hash spec that prevents darcs from
efficiently computing the secure hash of a bundle much bigger than
your physical RAM, by processing it incrementally.
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that the buildmaster is really sending mail by
redirecting that mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
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is not. I guess this is because [EMAIL PROTECTED] is
configured to reject e-mail from non-subscribers.
Could someone please add [EMAIL PROTECTED] to the list of
e-mail addresses who mails to darcs-devel are automatically approved?
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Begin forwarded message:
From: [EMAIL
real!.
Also Peter has been using darcs-2 to manage binaries (Windows
executables), and the other day he said something to the effect that
he liked the way darcs behaved -- that it made sense.
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suggested, David, would be fixing issue #3 -- tell Buildbot
not to timeout so earlier, or even not to timeout at all. Now that
you mention it, that *is* a pretty good idea... I'll see about doing
that...
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dataset, and then fixing that problem also improves behavior for
people who have smaller datasets.)
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succeeded regardless of how the gettimeofday behaves.
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() over and over and using up CPU?
Or that it is blocked in a system call that has not returned?
Thanks!
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By the way, could someone configure darcs-devel to have a Follow-up
line point to darcs-users?
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Date: May 22, 2008 2:21:40 PM MDT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: buildbot failure in darcs
the version of make that was installed on his system?
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On May 23, 2008, at 5:09 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is a Follow-Up line different from the Reply-To, which already points
to darcs-users?
No, I was mistaken when I wrote a Follow-Up line. I don't know why
my earlier reply to a darcs-devel message did not get sent to darcs-
users. Must
setting. This is known to cause mysterious problems on some
platforms. Please try changing your buildbot.tac file, and replace
usePTY = 1 with usePTY = False.
Thanks!
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.
o 2008-06: still open
Possibly related: Bram's Diff Algorithm:
http://bramcohen.livejournal.com/37690.html
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or remove
this dependency on this GMP.framework I would like to know, and then
I can build a darcs binary which doesn't require such a step during
installation.
https://zooko.com/darcs-2-mac-powerpc.tar.bz2
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different bots of the same os-type?), so I started using the names of
my computers -- renaming my bots from zooko allmydata windows to
zooko allmydata virtual2, zooko allmydata dapper to zooko
allmydata slave3, zooko nexenta to zooko nooxie, zooko hardy
to zooko yukyuk, and then I named
P.S. More buildbots are always welcome! If you can contribute a
computer to build and test darcs please let me know.
Also, of course, if you look at the buildbot page and see a test
failure and fix it, then you get many hero points and I thank you.
--Z
[1] http://buildbot.darcs.net
On Jun 5, 2008, at 8:24 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm... David isn't too happy with the Eclipse part.
I personally don't care either way, so it may be up to Zooko to
open this debate.
I personally don't use Eclipse (I use Emacs), but I know that a lot
of other people do, and I know
On Jun 5, 2008, at 8:24 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm... David isn't too happy with the Eclipse part.
I personally don't care either way, so it may be up to Zooko to
open this debate.
Oh, and I encourage you to solicit from people, and for people to
give you, permission for David
On Jun 30, 2008, at 2:12 PM, zooko wrote:
Here is one that I just built. It has the 2.0.2 tag, and it has
one extra patch beyond that, a patch named fix makefile to remember
to regenerate version information after running configure..
So, I would expect it to have a version number like
will investigate next time I am
rebuilding darcs.
Regards,
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#/bin/sh
darcs get --lazy --tag=2.0.2 http://darcs.net
cd darcs.net
autoconf
NAME=darcs-2.0.2
STOWDIR=/usr/local/stow/
INSTDIR=$STOWDIR$NAME
./configure --prefix=$INSTDIR
make
make check
sudo mkdir -p $INSTDIR
sudo chown `whoami
?
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.
In response to Patrick Waugh's comments, I would *like* to think that
Haskell programs can be optimized at least as well as C++ programs
can be, but I guess this remains to be empirically determined.
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interesting insights, and I'll bet a simple
strace -T -r would, too.
I've posted my notes about strace results before to the darcs-users
list, but I didn't get any response. Perhaps I'll do so again using
darcs-2.0.2 and a ghc repository.
Regards,
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interested in the
technical question of why darcs-2-format repositories perform worse
than darcs-1-format repositories on the ghc code base.
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switching to hashed format?
Or did they experience significantly worse slowdowns on their systems
(Windows) and their workflows (perhaps lots of unrecorded changes?).
Also, could anyone state why the GHC developers didn't switch to
darcs-2-format?
Thanks!
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There might be some interesting advantages that a revision control
tool could gain with the use of a good compression tool like that...
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of a builder
unless they stay disconnected for a certain time, configurable in the
buildmaster. On other buildmasters that I use we have set that to 1
hour, but if even that is still too noisy then we could set it to a
higher value.
Regards,
Zooko
emacs's makefile-mode will parse the darcs
makefile more correctly if it is named GNUmakefile.
Here is the ticket on allmydata.org to discuss the Tahoe makefile,
which is currently named Makefile:
http://allmydata.org/trac/tahoe/ticket/499
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my distaste for autoconf and work on automating the Windows build.
But first I'm probably going to experiment with using Gwern's patches
that build darcs with Cabal instead of autoconf. That just seems
more... fun.
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above into that ticket.
Also, he didn't succeed to push patches directly through ssh.
Why not?
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On Aug 11, 2008, at 2:26 AM, Trent W. Buck wrote:
zooko [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also, the new version of emacs has different parsing rules for
makefiles depending on whether the file is named GNUmakefile or
Makefile. Presumably emacs's makefile-mode will parse the darcs
makefile more
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and much else.
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[1] http://buildbot.darcs.net/builders/zooko%20nooxie%20Solaris-5.11%
20nexenta-20070704%20x86_64/builds/34/steps/test_configure/logs/stdio
[2] https://zooko.com/zooko.make_test_network.log.txt
[3] http://tahoebs1.allmydata.com:8123/uri/URI:DIR2
Dear Karel:
You are the owner of the two other builders which are hanging during
the network test. What version of libcurl is darcs being built
against on those builders?
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On Aug 12, 2008, at 16:20 PM, zooko wrote:
Folks:
I noticed that several buildslaves were hanging
,
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On Aug 14, 2008, at 10:42 AM, zooko wrote:
The answer is that if you are using darcs-1-executable then you
can, of course, only push or pull patches with darcs-1-format
repos. If you are using darcs-2-executable then you can push and
pull patches to/from darcs-1-format repos to hashed
. Personally step 2 has
satisfied all my needs so I use the step 2 strategy for all my
publicly shared repositories, although I do tend to create new
private repositories with darcs-2-format.
If someone wants to adapt this message to the darcs wiki I would be
grateful.
Regards,
Zooko
On May 31, 2008, at 4:52 AM, David Roundy wrote:
Zooko, perhaps we could set these up to not bother mentioning
slave-lost sorts of failures?
I'm sorry if I didn't reply to this earlier -- I just noticed it in
my inbox and I'm not sure if I've already replied to it.
I can configure
casual users.
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used for.
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about everything else...
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On Aug 24, 2008, at 19:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Buildbot has detected a new failure of heffalump Linux-? Debian-
lenny
.
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On Aug 29, 2008, at 1:22 AM, Eric Kow wrote:
Zooko: is there anything we can do that might ease the upgrade
path? I hope
that we can get far enough just by encouraging people to use hashed
repositories
locally and gently encouraging server admins to upgrade their darcs
binaries
Zooko [EMAIL PROTECTED] added the comment:
So for the record, why is it that you won't make darcs maintain a darcs-1-format
repository internally? Because it would complicate the darcs source? In this
ticket kowey asked Jason for his opinion on that, but Jason didn't reply
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* tests: quote the repo variable in mv.pl so that the test will
work when PWD has a space in it
New patches:
[tests: quote the repo variable in mv.pl so that the test will work
when PWD has a space in it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] hunk
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* tests: silence unnecessary warning output from running tests
New patches:
[tests: silence unnecessary warning output from running tests
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# $6 - harness
define harness
@echo Running $4 tests on
that even if this could be implemented easily enough
in Haskell and the two URLs could be unified into one, it would still
cause a performance reduction, so that's another reason not to do it.
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which includes the name
warning because it makes buildbot think that the build step is
emitting a compiler warning
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+
[ChangeLog entries
On Sep 1, 2008, at 12:22 PM, David Roundy wrote:
This looks good to me. Is there any reason we shouldn't
darcs setpref test 'make disttest'?
Not that I can think of.
disttest: distclean
just to keep things a bit more reproducible?
That sounds like a good idea, too.
Regards,
Zooko
Eric, David, folks:
The new development plan sounds good! Way to go!
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Yes, here you go:
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* add makefile target disttest which does the script currently
stored in _darcs/prefs/prefs
This way other things such as buildbot can easily run the same
tests as _darcs/prefs/prefs does.
It is named disttest because it
Ubuntu or 64-bit Mac OS X,
so there may be some porting work to be done even to start this job,
and certainly there would be a lot of porting and testing and smooth
upgrade issues to work out before such a thing could be shipped in
darcs itself.
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of a
patch in the comments, and you can get, of course, the latest version
of the patch itself.
Here is a randomly selected example:
http://divmod.org/trac/ticket/2641
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[1] http://twistedmatrix.com/trac
[2] http://divmod.org/trac
of the code that they touch is thoroughly tested,
there is an automated test demonstrating the problem or need and
demonstrating that the patch fixes the problem or satisfies the need,
and the patch has been reviewed by a developer other than its author.
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, so I am
+1 on making life for darcs hackers easier and more fun by requiring
newer GHCs.
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On Sep 4, 2008, at 4:54 AM, David Roundy wrote:
It's effectively impossible to support a platform that no one uses,
and very hard to support a platform that no developers use.
Perhaps it is time to develop a clear policy on this issue and
stick to
it. As Zooko has suggested, we could
On Sep 8, 2008, at 6:49 AM, Eric Kow wrote:
Hi Zooko,
Any chance you would be able to modify the WinXP build slave to use
MSYS
for testing instead of Cygwin?
No, sorry. That machine is serving several other purposes and the
software installed on it can't be changed for this purpose
the
buildbot software that the darcs buildbot uses so that it will
hopefully begin its new life of squawking *only* when there is a real
regression that developers care about.
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this one in the latter mode when I installed it.
However, since adding IFS= makes it stop doing that, and does no
harm on other platforms, and I have a lot of other things I'm
supposed to be working on this week, I stopped there.
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Zooko
On Sep 9, 2008, at 15:48 PM, Eric Kow wrote:
Speaking of which, we really should get zooko (or can you do
this?) to
switch the buildbots over to darcs-unstable. Otherwise they can't
give you much help, as you won't know until after you've applied a
bad
patch...
I've pushed some
http://buildbot.darcs.net/builders/zooko%20allmydata%20virtual2%
20Windows-XP%20i386/builds/60/steps/compile/logs/warnings
warning: implicit declaration of function `umask'
This was also true before darcs-2.0.0, and I submitted a patch for
darcs-2.0.0 which fixed this, so this appears
on putting these fixes into the 2.0.3 pre-release, on the
grounds that these fixes will hopefully prevent serious failures for
users.
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be relied
upon to come around and manually kick the darcs buildslave very
often, so to make it useful we need to change the unit tests so that
they don't pop up these windows.
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By the way, this log gives a clue as to which test was popping up
that user interaction window:
http://buildbot.darcs.net/builders/zooko%20allmydata%20virtual2%
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Done running tests on darcs-2 repositories...
Running perl tests on old
. (Although I know how to kludge it a few ways in GNU make.)
An alternative would be for the darcs buildmaster to tell the slave
whether or not to run Perl tests.
Then the darcs buildmaster could tell (for now at least) only the non-
Windows slaves to do so.
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On Sep 17, 2008, at 12:27 PM, zooko wrote:
Done running tests on darcs-2 repositories...
Running perl tests on old-fashioned repositories...
workingdir.ok
whatsnew... Dubious, test returned 255
(wstat 65280, 0xff00)
All 3 subtests
tell since buildbot helpfully prints out
the entire contents of the environment at the top of every subprocess
log, e.g.:
http://buildbot.darcs.net/builders/zooko%20allmydata%20virtual2%
20Windows-XP%20i386/builds/61/steps/test/logs/stdio
I'm guessing that this issue with the editor is a case
hopefully in the future we'll receive no messages from the
buildbot except for when slaves are gone for 72 consecutive hours.
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It looks like the Windows tests are now running to completion.
http://buildbot.darcs.net/builders/zooko%20allmydata%20virtual2%
20Windows-XP%20i386/builds/68/steps/test/logs/stdio
There are a few interesting failures. The first one, Cannot write
\:Is a directory at /usr/lib/perl5/5.8
that variable.
Another would be to install a Windows version of Perl, but I'm loathe
to mess with such things.
Another would be to rewrite that test into sh, which seems to be the
trend. :-)
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On Sep 22, 2008, at 19:04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Buildbot has detected a new failure of zooko allmydata slave3
Linux-2.6.15 Ubuntu-6.06.2 LTS i386 on darcs.
Full details are available at:
http://allmydata.org:13010/builders/zooko%20allmydata%20slave3%
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improvement in the future would of course be to
automate the production of .deb files like these.
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master.cfg file is in http://
code.haskell.org/darcs/buildbot and if anyone who knows what they are
doing adds a patch to change this --with-typewitnesses
configuration, I will deploy it to the buildmaster.
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Zooko: when you next pull buildbot patches, please
(a) copy localcfg.py.example to localcfg.py and
(b) set both variables within it to False
Done!
I have taken some steps to lower the barrier to entry for people to
work on the buildbot configuration. See below
Cool. Yes, you have
Dear Thorkil:
Is it still true that your suse buildbot is running ghc 6.4? ghc 6.4
can no longer compile darcs, so we should either upgrade ghc on that
machine or remove that buildbot from the list.
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Zooko
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was, as well as all of the environment variables that
were set when the command was issued:
http://buildbot.darcs.net/builders/zooko%20nooxie%20Solaris-5.11%
20nexenta-20070704%20x86_64/builds/77/steps/test/logs/stdio
That shows that the only command that was issued in that particular
build step was sh
.
It is a post-hook instead of a wrapper.
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Zooko
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. I use Python-oriented test software in my other projects, and
while it could be pressed into service for this purpose, I suspect
that there may be Haskell-oriented or bash-oriented test software
that would serve better.
Regards,
Zooko
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machine. :-)
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On Oct 8, 2008, at 7:14 AM, Eric Kow wrote:
On Wed, Oct 08, 2008 at 07:03:49 -0600, zooko wrote:
There is a way to make this true: define an unambiguous encoding.
For
example: make it so that darcs always appends the following to the
end of
the patch comment: Ignore-this-count
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