Doug Leavitt wrote:
> Ok.  I think we're almost there (Re: svn putback to jucr).
>
> I corrected/working dates.spec and re-submitted it via svn.
> [Thanks Christian & Laca for pointing out the errors]
> It builds and it appears in the build grid as successful Job 114.
>
> But, it does not seem to appear in review page after the
> successful build.  I think there may be some jucr DB linkage
> missing here.  Please check/advise.  Presumably built jobs
> from svn need to be reviewed as well.

Correct. That's what I'm working on today.

_Christian

>
> Thanks,
> Doug.
>
>
>
> Christian Kelly wrote:
>> Doug Leavitt wrote:
>>> Ok.  I see the build now.  But that begs the question
>>> why it failed. the Log file claims that it's LICENSE
>>> file was missing, but that was checked in at the same time.
>>>
>>> And it seems to be in copyright dir as expected.
>>>
>>> It'a s bit hard to be able to review the spec files
>>> from a svn putback.
>>
>> Right, so an svn putback is not for that scenario. There are three 
>> scenarios as I see it:
>>
>>   * Upload a spec file.
>>   * svn co a branch, make your changes/additions, do an svn diff and 
>> submit the diff.
>>   * svn co a branch, make your changes/additions, svn ci directly - 
>> assuming you have permission/know what you're doing.
>>
>> Yes, this isn't spelled out in the docs, I'll put this in.
>>
>> _Christian
>>
>>>
>>> Doug.
>>>
>>> Christian Kelly wrote:
>>>> Doug Leavitt wrote:
>>>>> Hi Christian,
>>>>>
>>>>> I performed an svn ci with a new spec file
>>>>> (actually an updated /contrib spec file)
>>>>> dates.spec
>>>>>
>>>>> but it did not show up in the builds or other.
>>>>> Please investigate.  It looks like svn submissions
>>>>> do not work at the moment.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> Doug.
>>>>
>>>> Job 111, no?
>>>>
>>>> _Christian
>>>>
>>
>>


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