Closed andersgs closed 6 years ago
hey @andersgs ! I just looked into this for you - there have definitely been issues with triggering builds as a result of the google api's being pinged to remove your old running instance (and then the queue not being updated). I just changed some things around and you have a build running for the main "Singularity" file. For the second one, the build errored because you just needed to specify the folder WITH the file name (the full path like v0.5.1/Singularity.v0.5.1
instead of just Singularity.v0.5.1
). I'm watching the first and I will trigger this second one for you too. Stay tuned!
hey just fixed one more bug :) I'm going back to sleep but I'll check this when I wake up.
haha just kidding, wanted to get the second one up and running. NOW I'm going back to sleep! :sleeping:
Houston we have containers!
https://www.singularity-hub.org/collections/579
Let me know if you run into any other issues or have questions! Feel free to close if resolved.
That is awesome!! Thank you so much @vsoch!!! Much appreciated!!! Hope you had a good sleep.
Link to Container Collection Log, Build, or Collection (in that order)
https://www.singularity-hub.org/collections/579
Behavior when Building Locally
Works! Built it successfully on a VM running Centos7 and the latest version of Singularity.
Error on Singularity Hub
Just seems to sit there. Starts with "WAITING", and the other "PENDING". Then just sits on "WAITING". Because I had submitted very closely with another repo (which also seemed to have stalled), I delete the containers and then triggered the build manually (as suggested). But, that did not seem to help.
What do you think is going on?
I am not sure. I can't seem to find any logs. These seem to appear after a build is successful.
I really like Singularity, and the idea behind Singularity-Hub is genius. My goal is to build a large-ish collection of containers that are relevant to public health microbial genomics. From the perspective of someone that works in public health, where reproducibility and traceability are paramount, Singularity is terrific! It means my team can run locked down software without having to compromise the server's security by giving out
sudo
access to everyone! Thank you!!