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The planet SymPy sources
https://planet.sympy.org/
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Fix all warnings and errors #74

Closed certik closed 6 years ago

certik commented 6 years ago

This fixes all warnings and errors from:

https://gitlab.com/certik/planet-sympy-updater/-/jobs/79705574

asmeurer commented 6 years ago

So if a single URL is wrong it stops the site from building?

certik commented 6 years ago

No, it just gives warnings. The website keeps building. The reason it didn't build was because GitLab upgraded their API from v3 to v4, and my cronjob was still using v3. I just upgraded to v4 and now everything works again.

asmeurer commented 6 years ago

I see. Is there any way we can get notifications of failures? Would it help to move the repo to https://gitlab.com/sympy (which I think we should do anyway)?

certik commented 6 years ago

If you move to GitHub, then you can't use GitLab-CI. So we would have to use Travis or Circle-CI. Do any of them allow to rebuild every 20 minutes based on a simple webhook, as I do with GitLab-CI?

asmeurer commented 6 years ago

Actually do you have access to the GitLab sympy group? I thought that I had created it, but it seems I don't have access.

asmeurer commented 6 years ago

Not move to GitHub, move the sympy projects from your username on GitLab to the sympy group on GitLab. It seems you did create it. Can you give me access?

certik commented 6 years ago

Sure, you have access now and I moved it: https://gitlab.com/sympy/planet-sympy-updater

asmeurer commented 6 years ago

Great thanks. I don't know if that will notify me when the builds fail, but at least I will now have the ability to fix things if I need to.

certik commented 6 years ago

I think you can set it up to be notified when they fail. But the builds almost never fail. The issue was that the builds were not triggered.