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EGI-Federation / ansible-style-guide

A style guide for Ansible use in EGI
https://egi-foundation.github.io/ansible-style-guide
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Fix permalinks for some documentation pages #39

Closed gwarf closed 5 years ago

gwarf commented 5 years ago

Fix permalinks for some documentation pages.

gwarf commented 5 years ago

So tests are failing while nothing related to them was (or should have been) changed on our side, previous build succeed: https://travis-ci.org/EGI-Foundation/ansible-style-guide/builds/515276999

gwarf commented 5 years ago

So I restarted build 109 that was a success but now it fails, so really a change on Travis's side. We can probably merge and address this problem in another PR.

gwarf commented 5 years ago

Testing if it's related to https://changelog.travis-ci.com/xenial-as-the-default-build-environment-99476 (errors seems to be using xenial instead of trusty)

gwarf commented 5 years ago

OK, so it also fails with a trusty node...

brucellino commented 5 years ago

Can you summarise your understanding of the problem right now for this rubber duck:

rubberducky

gwarf commented 5 years ago

So currently bundler is used to install inspec (and there is no error during the installation phase), but inspec is not found in $PATH nor when using bundle exec. It's the same for the new xenial as for the previous trusty build images. And builds that were previously succeeding are now failing, so it may be a problem on the build image side or on the bundle / gem side.

gwarf commented 5 years ago

OK, so now the build seems to be fix, a problem with the ruby version required by inspec/train. It seems that the ruby rvm version used to build the gems is >= 2.4 while the system version is < 2.3 and from inspec >= 4.3.2 ruby 2.4 is required. I'm trying to get caching to work for both ruby and python but now build are stale. Let's see and if everything is OK in the end we can squash the PR to clean the dirty bits.

gwarf commented 5 years ago

OK, so now I stop, I tried using rvm instead of system ruby but rvm install builds fail silently. And bundler seems to be already provided by the travis image, as on the plain xenial it's required to install it after ruby-all. Using an old version of inspec is probably find for the time being and I don't have more time for this.