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Nigel Jones updated RANGER-1331:
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Description:
The quick start guide at http://ranger.apache.org/quick_start_guide.html has
instuctions to build ranger which work fine on Ubuntu 16.04/openjdk 8 / maven
3.3.9
However I was interested in setting up a more productive IDE environment, and
given my laptop is running Windows 10 as the primary OS decided to follow the
instructions for using eclipse
HOWEVER unlike Ranger-1186 I tried this on *WINDOWS* rather than linux
Is this something anyone is doing successfully (even if skipping building some
of the linux native auth pieces)?
I then tried the build but it failed quickly on credential support
[INFO] ranger ............................................. SUCCESS [ 9.332 s]
[INFO] Jdbc SQL Connector ................................. SUCCESS [ 4.569 s]
[INFO] Credential Support ................................. FAILURE [ 9.579 s]
Including full log
Could we list on that page the OSs people have had success with?
Are most using linux?
Anyone tried MacOS?
NOTE: edited from original to focus on the OS question rather than IDE
was:
The quick start guide at http://ranger.apache.org/quick_start_guide.html has
instuctions to build ranger which work fine on Ubuntu 16.04/openjdk 8 / maven
3.3.9
However I was interested in setting up a more productive IDE environment, and
given my laptop is running Windows 10 as the primary OS decided to follow the
instructions for using eclipse (on windows)
Is this something anyone is doing successfully (even if skipping building some
of the linux native auth pieces)?
My thoughts on the instructions before I built:
• List the version of eclipse instructions last tested with. Current is
neon-2 (4.6+) - this is what I'm trying with
• Export command is invalid on linux/windows. Either cover each OS or
keep it to "define environment variable" (I did this with the windows GUI)
• This is for Java 7 - Java 8 is now current
git clone https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator-ranger.git
will change now that the project is out of incubator
I then tried the build but it failed quickly on credential support
[INFO] ranger ............................................. SUCCESS [ 9.332 s]
[INFO] Jdbc SQL Connector ................................. SUCCESS [ 4.569 s]
[INFO] Credential Support ................................. FAILURE [ 9.579 s]
Including full log
Could we list on that page the OSs people have had success with?
Are most using linux?
Anyone tried MacOS?
Other than eclipse are there IDEs people have got on well with (eclipse can
often have issues with maven builds) - an IDE is helpful for source
understanding and navigation
Summary: Ranger build for windows not working (was: Ranger build for
eclipse/windows not working)
> Ranger build for windows not working
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>
> Key: RANGER-1331
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RANGER-1331
> Project: Ranger
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Nigel Jones
>
> The quick start guide at http://ranger.apache.org/quick_start_guide.html has
> instuctions to build ranger which work fine on Ubuntu 16.04/openjdk 8 / maven
> 3.3.9
> However I was interested in setting up a more productive IDE environment, and
> given my laptop is running Windows 10 as the primary OS decided to follow the
> instructions for using eclipse
> HOWEVER unlike Ranger-1186 I tried this on *WINDOWS* rather than linux
> Is this something anyone is doing successfully (even if skipping building
> some of the linux native auth pieces)?
> I then tried the build but it failed quickly on credential support
> [INFO] ranger ............................................. SUCCESS [ 9.332
> s]
> [INFO] Jdbc SQL Connector ................................. SUCCESS [ 4.569
> s]
> [INFO] Credential Support ................................. FAILURE [ 9.579
> s]
> Including full log
> Could we list on that page the OSs people have had success with?
> Are most using linux?
> Anyone tried MacOS?
> NOTE: edited from original to focus on the OS question rather than IDE
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