Tom Lane said:
> meerkat and snake both have persistent "CVS-Unknown" failures in some
> but not all branches. I can't see any evidence of an actual failure in
> their logs though. What I do see is "?" entries about files that
> shouldn't be there --- for instance, meerkat apparently needs a "make
> distclean". If that's what's causing the failure report, could we get
> the buildfarm to show a more useful status message? I'd always assumed
> that "CVS-Unknown" suggested a transient problem such as
> connection loss, and there wasn't any need for human intervention.
>
> A more radical answer is to have the script go ahead and delete the
> offending files itself, but I can see where that might not have good
> fail-soft behavior ...
>
cvs-unknown means there are unknown files in the repo:
my $unknown_files = grep {/^\?/ } @cvslog;
...
send_result('CVS-Unknown',$unknown_files,[EMAIL PROTECTED])
if ($unknown_files);
This is almost always a case of operator error. buildfarm only ever builds
in a copy of the repo, not in the permanent repo itself, so there should
NEVER be any file there which does not come from CVS. I have repeatedly
advised buildfarm member owners not to build by hand in the buildfarm repos.
Not everybody listens, apparently.
All this is intended to ensure that we are actually working on a faithful
reflection of the postgresql.org repo, and not something that has been
mangled somehow.
I can call it "CVS-Unknown-Files" if that will make it clearer.
cheers
andrew
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