14.03.2014, 20:20, "Anton Vodonosov" <avodono...@yandex.ru>: > As systems depend on each other, a failing system breaks other systems. > > To get sense of the situation the following report may help: > http://common-lisp.net/project/cl-test-grid/asdf/asdf-load-failures-3.1.0.94.synt-patch.html > It includes only systems which fail with the syntax pach, while load OK > without the patch. > > The default sorting places more "important to fix" systems at top. > > The term "root-blocker" means a system failing by itself, i.e. none of its > dependencies fail. > > For example atdoc has 1 root-blocker - clozure-common. If we fix > clozure-common, atdoc will > hopefully work (unless atdoc it has its own problem, which will be revealed > in this case). > > The systems which have count of root-blockers = 0 fail by themselves. > > You may change sorting by clicking columns (holding Shift to sort by multiple > columns). > > Let me know if you have questions about this report.
Also "systems-blocked-exclusively" are systems which have no other failing dependencies except for the current system. For example, ironclad has 120 systems blocked exclusively. This means if we fix ironclad the 120 systems may be fixed (Unless they have their own problems, which will be revealed in this case; but all the dependencies for these systems will be fixed).
