Re: [Assimilation] Recent pushes to Mercurial...

2013-11-14 Thread Alan Robertson
I just changed the code so that if you set the environment variable
BROKENDNS it will ignore this error.

It will push upstream when the test sequence completes - usually about
10-12 minutes from now.


On 11/14/2013 06:35 AM, Alan Robertson wrote:

 This seems to be the problem...

 + testify tests
 ..** (process:20039): DEBUG: START of live C Class
 object dump:
 ** (process:20039): DEBUG: NetAddr object 66.35.48.29:80 at 0x188a120
 ref count 1
 ** (process:20039): DEBUG: NetAddr object 66.35.48.29:80 at 0x1593290
 ref count 1
 ** (process:20039): DEBUG: END of live C Class object dump.
 fail: tests.cclass_wrappers_test pyNetAddrTest.test_dns_strinit
 There were multiple errors in this test:
 Traceback (most recent call last):
 File ./tests/cclass_wrappers_test.py, line 269, in test_dns_strinit
 self.assertRaises(ValueError, pyNetAddr, 'www.frodo.middleearth')
 *AssertionError: ValueError not raised*
 Traceback (most recent call last):
 File ./tests/cclass_wrappers_test.py, line 278, in tearDown
 assert_no_dangling_Cclasses()
 File ./tests/cclass_wrappers_test.py, line 51, in
 assert_no_dangling_Cclasses
 raise AssertionError, Dangling C-class objects - %d still around % count
 AssertionError: Dangling C-class objects - 2 still around
   The real problem is the *AssertionError: ValueError not raised*.
 Everything else is caused by that.  This happened at my daughter's
 house on my last trip - so I know what it is...  You have a broken
 DNS.  When I do a lookup on www.frodo.middleearth I don't get an
 error.  Since there is no top level domain middleearth (at least in
 this universe) the code expects an error.  It doesn't get one, so it
 bitches.  The dangling classes are the result of stopping the test
 mid-stream.  Usually if you have dangling classes, you should check
 above to see if any other errors have occurred.

 I thought about putting a broken_dns flag in the test, but I didn't. 
 Guess I need to do that...  Or failing that, you could complain to
 your DNS provider.

 This is the crap where you give a bad domain to someone like Verizon,
 and it helpfully redirects you to some advertisement page (or
 equivalent).



 On 11/14/2013 12:01 AM, Fwiffo wrote:
 Yup I ran it again with 1.6.0 version of py2neo but don't think that
 fixed the errors. I write more in detail tomorrow. You can see logs
 in the usual spot. 

 -- JC

 On Nov 13, 2013, at 2:04 PM, Alan Robertson al...@unix.sh
 mailto:al...@unix.sh wrote:

 JC:

 Have you had a chance to make this change yet?

 Have questions?


 On 11/10/2013 08:28 AM, Alan Robertson wrote:
 Hi,

 When I rewrote the database code I switched to requiring the latest
 version of Py2neo.  This is a required change.  I think this is
 version 1.6.0.  But it will NOT work with 1.5.x.

 It should run with the latest stable Neo4j, but I've been testing
 with the 2.0.x test version.

 I aim to have this run with the 2.x version of Neo4j when it
 becomes official.

 The problems now in the logs look like they're related to py2neo
 version.


 On 11/8/2013 1:26 PM, John Carpenter wrote:
 aw man! i guess it was user error after all.. i mustve missed
 those tweets (like this one):

 https://twitter.com/AllegNotifier/status/398615383633956864

 so good news... notifier still works. bad news still failing
 tests. also i should fix the logic in my script so that when it
 passes, it'll still send tweet.

 latest build console output are found
 here: http://www.spathiwa.com/jenkins/builds.html

 im running it again right now (in case new changes got added)

 -- JC




 On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 10:19 AM, Alan Robertson al...@unix.sh
 mailto:al...@unix.sh wrote:

 Sounds great!

 Fwiffo borgif...@gmail.com mailto:borgif...@gmail.com wrote:

 I ran a set of builds right after you said you had made
 changes and I was waiting for my twitter notification to
 pop up but it never did. Just now I realized that the way
 I scripted it was to send notification on build failure so
 the fact that I got no notice is surely a good sign! I'm
 eager to verify the status of the builds (and to fix my
 script logic). -- JC

 On Nov 8, 2013, at 5:00 AM, Alan Robertson
 al...@unix.sh wrote: Hi, As was noted earlier on the
 list, the code didn't pass tests. Yesterday I got it
 to pass tests (didn't install something correctly),
 and late last night, I fixed some bugs that kept it
 from running correctly. Next week after I'm home, I'll
 work a bit more in earnest to ensure that it is a bit
 better tested. The current unit tes ts are nice, but
 they are only unit tests. Anyone who wants to
 volunteer to look at higher level system testing -
 please send an email to the list. Thanks! -- Alan
 Robertson al...@unix.sh
 
 

Re: [Assimilation] Recent pushes to Mercurial...

2013-11-13 Thread Alan Robertson
JC:

Have you had a chance to make this change yet?

Have questions?


On 11/10/2013 08:28 AM, Alan Robertson wrote:
 Hi,

 When I rewrote the database code I switched to requiring the latest
 version of Py2neo.  This is a required change.  I think this is
 version 1.6.0.  But it will NOT work with 1.5.x.

 It should run with the latest stable Neo4j, but I've been testing with
 the 2.0.x test version.

 I aim to have this run with the 2.x version of Neo4j when it becomes
 official.

 The problems now in the logs look like they're related to py2neo version.


 On 11/8/2013 1:26 PM, John Carpenter wrote:
 aw man! i guess it was user error after all.. i mustve missed those
 tweets (like this one):

 https://twitter.com/AllegNotifier/status/398615383633956864

 so good news... notifier still works. bad news still failing tests.
 also i should fix the logic in my script so that when it passes,
 it'll still send tweet.

 latest build console output are found
 here: http://www.spathiwa.com/jenkins/builds.html

 im running it again right now (in case new changes got added)

 -- JC




 On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 10:19 AM, Alan Robertson al...@unix.sh
 mailto:al...@unix.sh wrote:

 Sounds great!

 Fwiffo borgif...@gmail.com mailto:borgif...@gmail.com wrote:

 I ran a set of builds right after you said you had made
 changes and I was waiting for my twitter notification to pop
 up but it never did. Just now I realized that the way I
 scripted it was to send notification on build failure so the
 fact that I got no notice is surely a good sign! I'm eager to
 verify the status of the builds (and to fix my script logic).
 -- JC

 On Nov 8, 2013, at 5:00 AM, Alan Robertson
 al...@unix.sh wrote: Hi, As was noted earlier on the
 list, the code didn't pass tests. Yesterday I got it to
 pass tests (didn't install something correctly), and late
 last night, I fixed some bugs that kept it from running
 correctly. Next week after I'm home, I'll work a bit more
 in earnest to ensure that it is a bit better tested. The
 current unit tes ts are nice, but they are only unit
 tests. Anyone who wants to volunteer to look at higher
 level system testing - please send an email to the list.
 Thanks! -- Alan Robertson al...@unix.sh
 
 
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Re: [Assimilation] Recent pushes to Mercurial...

2013-11-08 Thread Fwiffo
I ran a set of builds right after you said you had made changes and I was 
waiting for my twitter notification to pop up but it never did. Just now I 
realized that the way I scripted it was to send notification on build failure 
so the fact that I got no notice is surely a good sign! I'm eager to verify the 
status of the builds (and to fix my script logic). 

-- JC

 On Nov 8, 2013, at 5:00 AM, Alan Robertson al...@unix.sh wrote:
 
 Hi,
 
 As was noted earlier on the list, the code didn't pass tests.  Yesterday
 I got it to pass tests (didn't install something correctly), and late
 last night, I fixed some bugs that kept it from running correctly.
 
 Next week after I'm home, I'll work a bit more in earnest to ensure that
 it is a bit better tested.
 
 The current unit tests are nice, but they are only unit tests.
 
 Anyone who wants to volunteer to look at higher level system testing -
 please send an email to the list.
 
Thanks!
 
-- Alan Robertson
al...@unix.sh
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Re: [Assimilation] Recent pushes to Mercurial...

2013-11-08 Thread Alan Robertson
Sounds great!

Fwiffo borgif...@gmail.com wrote:
I ran a set of builds right after you said you had made changes and I
was waiting for my twitter notification to pop up but it never did.
Just now I realized that the way I scripted it was to send notification
on build failure so the fact that I got no notice is surely a good
sign! I'm eager to verify the status of the builds (and to fix my
script logic). 

-- JC

 On Nov 8, 2013, at 5:00 AM, Alan Robertson al...@unix.sh wrote:
 
 Hi,
 
 As was noted earlier on the list, the code didn't pass tests. 
Yesterday
 I got it to pass tests (didn't install something correctly), and late
 last night, I fixed some bugs that kept it from running correctly.
 
 Next week after I'm home, I'll work a bit more in earnest to ensure
that
 it is a bit better tested.
 
 The current unit tests are nice, but they are only unit tests.
 
 Anyone who wants to volunteer to look at higher level system testing
-
 please send an email to the list.
 
Thanks!
 
-- Alan Robertson
al...@unix.sh
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Re: [Assimilation] Recent pushes to Mercurial...

2013-11-08 Thread John Carpenter
aw man! i guess it was user error after all.. i mustve missed those tweets
(like this one):

https://twitter.com/AllegNotifier/status/398615383633956864

so good news... notifier still works. bad news still failing tests. also i
should fix the logic in my script so that when it passes, it'll still send
tweet.

latest build console output are found here:
http://www.spathiwa.com/jenkins/builds.html

im running it again right now (in case new changes got added)

-- JC




On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 10:19 AM, Alan Robertson al...@unix.sh wrote:

 Sounds great!

 Fwiffo borgif...@gmail.com wrote:

 I ran a set of builds right after you said you had made changes and I was 
 waiting for my twitter notification to pop up but it never did. Just now I 
 realized that the way I scripted it was to send notification on build 
 failure so the fact that I got no notice is surely a good sign! I'm eager to 
 verify the status of the builds (and to fix my script logic).

 -- JC

 On Nov 8, 2013, at 5:00 AM, Alan Robertson al...@unix.sh wrote:

 Hi,

 As was noted earlier on the list, the code didn't pass tests.  Yesterday
 I got it to pass tests (didn't install something correctly), and late
 last night, I fixed some bugs that kept it from running correctly.

 Next week after I'm home, I'll work a bit more in earnest to ensure that
 it is a bit better tested.

 The current unit tes
  ts are
 nice, but they are only unit tests.

 Anyone who wants to volunteer to look at higher level system testing -
 please send an email to the list.

 Thanks!

 -- Alan Robertson
 al...@unix.sh
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Re: [Assimilation] Recent pushes to Mercurial...

2013-11-08 Thread Jim Williams
Wrong Jim Williams. Good luck with twitter. If you bought stock, I hope you
did so early in the morning yesterday rather than afternoon.

On Friday, November 8, 2013, John Carpenter wrote:

 aw man! i guess it was user error after all.. i mustve missed those tweets
 (like this one):

 https://twitter.com/AllegNotifier/status/398615383633956864

 so good news... notifier still works. bad news still failing tests. also i
 should fix the logic in my script so that when it passes, it'll still send
 tweet.

 latest build console output are found here:
 http://www.spathiwa.com/jenkins/builds.html

 im running it again right now (in case new changes got added)

 -- JC




 On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 10:19 AM, Alan Robertson 
 al...@unix.shjavascript:_e({}, 'cvml', 'al...@unix.sh');
  wrote:

 Sounds great!

 Fwiffo borgif...@gmail.com javascript:_e({}, 'cvml',
 'borgif...@gmail.com'); wrote:

 I ran a set of builds right after you said you had made changes and I was 
 waiting for my twitter notification to pop up but it never did. Just now I 
 realized that the way I scripted it was to send notification on build 
 failure so the fact that I got no notice is surely a good sign! I'm eager 
 to verify the status of the builds (and to fix my script logic).

 -- JC

 On Nov 8, 2013, at 5:00 AM, Alan Robertson al...@unix.sh wrote:

 Hi,

 As was noted earlier on the list, the code didn't pass tests.  Yesterday
 I got it to pass tests (didn't install something correctly), and late
 last night, I fixed some bugs that kept it from running correctly.

 Next week after I'm home, I'll work a bit more in earnest to ensure that
 it is a bit better tested.

 The current unit tes
  ts are
 nice, but they are only unit tests.

 Anyone who wants to volunteer to look at higher level system testing -
 please send an email to the list.

 Thanks!

 -- Alan Robertson
 al...@unix.sh
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