Hi,
The problem is due to concurrent access to the Ivy cache. I was unable
to get that working, so I simply configured each Hudson job to have its
own cache directory.
I did that by adding following line to the settings file used by the
Hudson job :
<caches defaultCacheDir="${basedir}/ivycache" useOrigin="true"/>
This assumes that you invoke Ivy through the ant tasks, in which case
the ${basedir} attribute is expanded to the ant build's basedir.
Hope this helps,
Willem
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Hi,
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We are having more than 150 projects in hudson CI with dependencies
tracked by Ivy (2.1.0).
Lately we are having more and more problems with it because ivy cannot
copy/download artifacts correctly.
There are two main errors we are getting:
1. size of source file differs from the size of dest file
2. impossible to move part file to definitive one
In mailing list i found this answer from Xavier Hanin:
When Ivy downloads ivy files from a repository, it first download them
to a
temporary file (used to be in temp directory until 2.0 beta 1, where
the ivy
file is downloaded to the cache). Then it moves the temporary file to the
final location in the cache, and this is what seems to be failing for
your
user. Cleaning the cache should fix the problem, if it happens frequently
you should try to investigate the issue. Maybe it is due to the use of
the
same cache by multiple processes concurrently. This use case is supported
only with 2.0 beta 1, with the repository cache locking to avoid such
concurrency issues.
As i mentioned above our version is 2.1.0, but we still have this issue
I also saw the same problem reported before, but there was no answer
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg03152.html
Thanks,
Eugene
