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Continuous integration of latest Linux kernel with daily build of Clang & LLVM tools
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apt.llvm.org builds haven't been updated since February 28th #132

Closed nathanchance closed 5 years ago

nathanchance commented 5 years ago

cc @sylvestre (if you'd prefer an LLVM bug, let me know)

tpimh commented 5 years ago

Some ubuntu builds are fine: Bionic (18.04) – 13 Mar, Cosmic (18.10) – 12 Mar.

sylvestre commented 5 years ago

I was on holidays, i fixed some issues but some others are still there

nickdesaulniers commented 5 years ago

@nathanchance would it be helpful to add logic to the script to fail the build if the clang timestamp is greater than a few days from the day of the build? (That's probably not great for someone using clang-8 or clang-7 for example).

nathanchance commented 5 years ago

Sure, I can look into what that would take tonight.

tapaswenipathak commented 5 years ago

Hi @nathanchance, If you aren't looking into this, can I take this? I will pr right now.

nathanchance commented 5 years ago

Sorry that I didn't post here, I pushed a solution to our Docker image repo as I do not believe this check should be in driver.sh: https://github.com/ClangBuiltLinux/dockerimage/pull/23

sylvestre commented 5 years ago

Why is it a big deal when clang hasn't been updated for a few days?

nathanchance commented 5 years ago

I wouldn't call it a big deal (the amount of time is arbitrary so I can increase it to whatever we all agree on) and I don't want to make it feel like we are a burden on you but we are running continuous integration with these builds and we want to catch issues like https://github.com/ClangBuiltLinux/linux/issues/416 as quickly as possible.

nickdesaulniers commented 5 years ago

@sylvestre is the update process for binaries on apt.llvm.org automated or manual?

sylvestre commented 5 years ago

@nickdesaulniers This is fully automated but ... as I use different (and old) versions of Ubuntu and Debian, it requires some hacking from time to time (old gcc, old version of sphinx, bugs in binutils, etc).

Also, new files are added all the times, so, I need to refresh the file list (but this is easy) + rebase of the patches.

So, it requires time and I didn't had some lately to take care of the various regressions

nickdesaulniers commented 5 years ago

good to know; thanks for all of the work you do. It's critical for us and our efforts and we appreciate it!

sylvestre commented 5 years ago

Happy to have users like you folks!

Btw, if you use Debian testing or the latest Ubuntu, it should be updated more often (less regressions)

sylvestre commented 5 years ago

I don't know which version of Ubuntu you use but I think I fixed trusty (cmake 3.4.3 was buggy) We should know more tomorrow!

sylvestre commented 5 years ago

Yeah, snapshot should be updated on all supported platforms 7 and 8 will follow up later (it takes between 4 to 6 hours per arch)

tpimh commented 4 years ago

@sylvestre Looks like the builds are not being updated again. Can you take a look please?