Bit more details on windows. We do have builds going internally on windows , but not the latest trunk which we will be doing soon. Regarding auth-test yes thats an issue and storm security in general not going to work in windows. We disable this test for windows. I think we should put a check in in the code itself to run this test on *nix only.
On Thu, Nov 5, 2015, at 09:06 AM, Bobby Evans wrote: > Chuck, sorry but windows really does end up being a bit of an after > though here. We do have groups that test the official releases on > windows and go back to fix issues that they find, but it is not > guaranteed that you will be able to run on windows all the time. I do > know that symlinks are supported on windows, but it requires some special > permissions to make it work. Hadoop uses symlinks in a very similar way > to how storm does now, so it might just end up being a documentation > issue. Please file a JIRA indicating the issues you are seeing and > hopefully someone who works with windows will be better able to help you > out. > > > The auth-test failing to impersonate a user might be related to a bug we > have had in the tests where some of the auth tests failed to stop > impersonating a user and this leaked into other tests. Those should have > been fixed on master, but if you are still seeing them on master please > file a JIRA. > > - Bobby > > > > On Thursday, November 5, 2015 10:20 AM, Chuck Burgess > <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey everyone, > Trying to build Storm on Windows, I consistently see clojure test > failures regarding the supervisor-test (seems to fail trying to create > symlinks) and the auth-test (seems to fail trying to "impersonate user"). > At first glance, I could see these as not being possible in Windows, but > that's just a hunch. > > Should these pass on a Windows build? Or is a Windows build not > typically considered "in scope" for the project? I need to understand if > Windows testing is significant or not, so I'll know how to proceed with > trying to write up some contributions. > > Thanks. > CRB
