> Will this continue to run all weekend? How often does it run?
Yes. Daily. See http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/gump/.
> The exceptions are definitely unexpected and not good. Where did you get
> the stack dump from? Your machine or is it posted on one of the gump
HTML
> pages?
The stack dumps I posted were based on builds on a Windows machine, using
essentially the same software and setup and the nightly runs done on Linux.
> Also, I went to
> http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/gump/latest/xml-xalan2.html and it
doesn't
> look like it succeeded building Xalan. Other people have been able to
> build. Is it possible that this was just doing a checkout when I was in
> the middle of doing a check-in?
In the note that started this thread, I indicated that there was a problem
last night doing a checkout of Xalan. I have logic in there which aborts a
checkout after 15 minutes, and will do a single retry on error. Neither
were sufficient to successfully do a complete update last night.
I generally don't do this, but I did an "out of cycle" manual cvs update of
xalan a few minutes ago. This means that the cvs logs won't show an
accurate list of what files were updated from last night, but does increase
the probability of a consistent set of
Even with this limit, I have had cases where complete updates have taken
over 12 hours - with several failures. On good days, I have had a complete
update done in as little as 45 minutes. The updates start just after 3 am
eastern - this is midnight on the west coast and still fairly early in
Europe.
- Sam Ruby
