Closed DavidGoldwasser closed 10 years ago
I should be able to link an issue to a line of code, and I should be able to mention people. Not sure how to do either yet.
Looks like it's only working out of the box on Ubuntu. And Windows and OS X will each need separate workarounds.
@DavidGoldwasser Use the "@" to link to someone, it will autocomplete people on the team. To link to code you can at least do a direct link: https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio/blob/master/openstudiocore/src/runmanager/lib/FileInfo.hpp#L297-L308
Regarding the bug, I have no idea why @macumber would think that there is a bug in that code without more context for why. If the File being searched for doesn't exist... it doesn't exist.
Thanks @lefticus . I had thought there was something with a two way link (If anyone opened that code they would see a flag pointing to the bug, but it looks like that is not the case). I did find this really nice link on using issues. When you make a commit related to a bug you can type working on #2 or fixed #2 in the commit message and it will add to bug discussion and close status if specified. @axelstudios I assume you want to put info about referencing issues in commits in the documentation.
@lefticus Andrew had a test script that was attempting to open a PAT project (that would open in PAT) but when trying to open from the script was crashing with the run time error "FileInfo not found". That was the only thing I could figure out, I don't know the call stack for when the error was raised other than it started with SimpleProject.open.
So the question is, what file was it expecting to find and why wasn't it found?
@asparke2 thinks this is working now. I'll test on non dev mac and either close or add to Pivotal.
@asparke2 I tested on non Dev mac with 1.0.4, it only makes the results.xml, and not qaqc.xml.
Looks like @asparke2 accepted this mid October but the issue just had not been closed.
This doesn't seem to be affecting build versions. It is happening on Mac and Windows.
Elaine has a proposed change to CreateQAQCXML.rb to add the following line.
This worked on Windows, but not Mac. Dan thinks that following code in FileInfo.hpp is the issue.