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GCC version on debian7-arm hosts #770
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@seishun I'm not very familiar with the Linux hosts on CI, but I can do some guesswork from what I see. Let's hope I can help more than harm. From your description, I'd say that you're right and either the Ansible script is broken because it was never even run, or it worked some time in the past (does wheezy-backports remove packages?). @jbergstroem made a big effort to refactor and move the scripts from Looking at the old
The README inside So, that makes sense for how the current @seishun if you want to work on #762, it looks like there is some urgency to it, just changing the old scripts in |
Thanks, that makes sense. It seems Ubuntu 14.04 is another platform where the It would be great to have a list of platforms along with their currently used method of deployment.
I think this requires detailed knowledge about how it should work, which I don't have (yet). I'd rather entrust this to someone with more experience. |
I have already fixed Ubuntu 14.04: #735 . The only thing left needed for that PR to land is one final test with the changes that were made during review. @seishun if you run it and it works well, let me know and I'll land it. To answer your question: I used that PR to deploy the machine that is building node-chakracore nightlies. So, since it was not used before, all machines currently in CI have been deployed with |
@joaocgreis I see. I assume once that PR lands, all further deployments to Ubuntu 14.04 will be done using the scripts under |
@seishun that is correct. |
@joaocgreis I got it working on Ubuntu 14.04 (see #797), now I'm looking into Centos 6. It looks like the
If I install libselinux-python manually, then the following happens:
Judging by the comments in the file, it seems How would you suggest to proceed with the Centos 6 changes? I don't feel qualified to finish the refactoring. |
@seishun i think the centos 6 fail is a result of a recent change in ansible. Lets create another issue for that. |
@jbergstroem Alright, created an issue: #801. |
I've been looking at Ansible scripts in this repo and I don't quite understand how debian7 boxes are configured.
Here it adds wheezy-backports. Here it installs gcc-4.8. However, there is no gcc-4.8 package in wheezy-backports.
Am I missing something? I asked in IRC and @joaocgreis suggested creating an issue and pinging @jbergstroem, so here I am.
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