Open bmwiedemann opened 9 months ago
In my work on reproducible builds for openSUSE I sometimes see random build failures with such a log:
[ 6s] querying package ids... [ 6s] Bad rpm //.init_b_cache/rpms/bzip2.rpm [ 7s] [1/166] cumulate compat-usrmerge-tools-84.87-5.19 ... [ 7s] [108/166] cumulate which-2.21-5.13 [ 7s] [109/166] Bad rpm //.init_b_cache/rpms/bzip2.rpm [ 7s] cannot query //.init_b_cache/rpms/bzip2.rpm [ 7s] cumulate [ 7s] [110/166] cumulate gettext-runtime-mini-0.21.1-2.6 ... [ 7s] [166/166] cumulate go-1.21-1.2 [ 7s] now installing cumulated packages [ 7s] error: .init_b_cache/bzip2.rpm: not an rpm package (or package manifest): [ 7s] exit ... [ 7s] [ 3.991959][ T1] sysrq: Power Off
and it usually works in a 2nd try. Could there be a race-condition somewhere? I do multiple builds in parallel with different values of OSC_BUILD_ROOT
OSC_BUILD_ROOT
So a local issue only?
It would be interessting to check what .init_b_cache/bzip2.rpm actually is. Not existing or empty? Could be a problem on copy in or with a broken local cache of osc.
In my work on reproducible builds for openSUSE I sometimes see random build failures with such a log:
and it usually works in a 2nd try. Could there be a race-condition somewhere? I do multiple builds in parallel with different values of
OSC_BUILD_ROOT