Closed Jokymon closed 7 years ago
Hi,
I have the same problem, I opened an issue on the c-utility git : https://github.com/Azure/azure-c-shared-utility/issues/119. This problem seems to impact also previous commits, last week it was working on the tag 2017-08-25
but not anymore.
Alexis.
Hi @Jokymon , thanks for the quick report. We are completing the release today and the issue above will go away as a result.
We will reply back once the release is done.
I just noticed at least as of Oct 9 our CI shows issues with the checkout of Version 2017-06-30 as well:
Cloning into 'testtools/ctest'...
fatal: reference is not a tree: 92c82a95fb19255c378cfb56a5ca2b68f2f4b7e7
Cloning into 'testtools/testrunner'...
fatal: reference is not a tree: 1f591f650b5314faf5199ec580789047d34f0f57
Yes, @Jokymon . You will be able to use the latest release soon, it is almost completed.
We will update you soon.
Hi @Jokymon , the new release is done, and is working properly. We apologize for the disruption.
Please grab the latest code using
git clone --recursive -b 2017-10-09 https://github.com/Azure/azure-iot-sdk-c.git
As a note, unfortunately the previous releases you mentioned won't be available anymore.
Ok, the 2017-10-09 tag is working for me thanks. That the older release couldn't be recovered is unfortunate but we can switch to the newer release for now.
I will close this issue
Hi ewertons,
I'm running in the same issue. Not having access to earlier releases is some kind of a breaker. We bundled Azure with our BSP. But now older releases of the BSP are no longer buildable. So we have to provide hotfixes for them which change software revisions, too. For some customers this might trigger another certification cycle. They won't be happy!
@MarcusPietrek , you are right. We are reopening this issue and will post the progress as we fix it. We are working on it at this same moment. We apologize for the disruption.
All the Azure IoT C SDK releases posted on GitHub are now fixed. Once again, we apologize for the broken submodules. We will guarantee this issue does not occur anymore.
If you have chance to verify the releases as well, please let us know.
As a note: the tag "2017-10-06", although present in the repo, does not refer to any of our official GitHub releases. Please refrain from using it.
Thanks for your contribution to the Azure IoT SDKs.
@ewertons
I can confirm it. Thank you very much.
Description of the issue:
Checkout of the given tag shows several issues such as
reference is not a tree
andUnable to checkout ...
. The build then fails because of a missing CMakeLists.txt file.This issue does not occur when checking out the master. But a similar situation occurs with tag 2017-09-25 only that there the build seems to work.
Console log of the issue:
Log output of command
git clone -b 2017-10-06 --recursive https://github.com/Azure/azure-iot-sdk-c.git
:And subsequently the build with CMake also fails because of a missing CMakeLists.txt file: