Closed Crossle86 closed 2 years ago
As far as we're aware there's no issue with the maven host for Phoenix. In fact all 4 of the links in your log are valid, SSL works and they can be followed directly to display the contents of the files referenced.
Is your project public? I probably won't be able to do a deep dive but I can take a quick look.
Thanks for whatever you can do. https://github.com/ORF-4450/RobotLib
Nothing sticks out to me as obviously wrong. I did a quick clone and build (./gradlew build
) and it seems to build fine.
So I suspect something is unique about your travis setup that's causing the issue.
Ok Thanks. Still waiting on travis support to look at bunch of data I collected so we will see. May just convert to github actions.
Just to follow up on this. The problem is with Travis and some noise about changes in some tool from some other party that they use in Travis. By the time they finally got back to me, we had converted our Travis process to github Actions.
I have a project using phoenix.json (5.14.9) that I compile under Eclipse (Java) on Windows PC and also on Travis-ci.com for deployment from github. This has worked fine for some time. Recently I updated the project to gradle 6.0.1 on advice of Wpilib team to get my project on lastest Wpilib release. Builds fine under Eclipse. However, when it builds under Travis-ci, the build fails as follows:
Execution failed for task ':extractTestJNI'.
I have not made much progress with travis-ci support so I thought I would troll this here in the off chance this is something known to ctre. It may be some sort of SSL credential or protocol issue but I haven't been able to pin it down. There is a lot of plumbing at play here that I am not that conversant with.