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Development and build tools for Artix
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Failure with multilib #47

Closed cromerc closed 6 years ago

cromerc commented 6 years ago

https://github.com/artix-linux/packages-galaxy/commit/bde833354fe4f9814a319ae794c6db1770f7df84

For some reason it is creating a trunk folder in the repo folder which causes failure to build.

udeved commented 6 years ago

What tools version do ou have installed? git or repo version? Repo version 0.7.2 should have this fixed. Please test.

cromerc commented 6 years ago

I have 0.7.2 This issue with it making a "trunk" folder inside the repo folder only happens with "multilibpkg" it does not happen with "multilib-testingpkg", so there is something different in these 2.

Also there appears to be a problem with the build server for lib32 builds: ==> ERROR: '/var/lib/artools/buildpkg/lib32-x86_64/root' does not appear to be an artix chroot.

cromerc commented 6 years ago

Also from what I remember, a separate lib32 chroot should not be necessary anymore since gcc-multilib was removed and everything moved into gcc and lib32-gcc-lib. Or am I incorrect in thinking this?

udeved commented 6 years ago

We had multiple issues at once here. There was a borked lib32 chroot on server. Fixed. The lib32 repo db was outdated and had old gcc. Fixed.

lib32-dbus built fine.

Why commitpkg produced strangeness, I dunno, but I think you bumped version and this caused it. Why did you bump to 1.1, 1.2 or 1.3 if simply removing a header comment in the repo folder is sufficient to keep trunk version after build failed?

cromerc commented 6 years ago

Well at least that part is fixed, why the strangeness, no clue here. If it happens again I will reopen this.