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MariaDB code download failing
The recently-triggered MariaDB code update has failed, and the project page is still stuck on February 2015 data.
We kicked off a manual update 3 days ago. The Fetch and Import have completed. The SLOC job is currently running and on step 23,393 of 172,867
SLOC is still running; on step 61,486 of 172,867
It took three weeks to get it through, but we finally got the SLOC job to complete and a new analysis generated.
Thanks!
Hi, the last code update was 4 months ago. I see the repo was updated to the current development branch, but this was about a month ago so probably wasn't the cause.
Thanks for the ping! The last job failed about a month ago. I've restarted it and will monitor it
It looks like the project is updating correctly on its own now.
Thanks for the ping. The project is up to date.
We know that projects are not being updated as expected and are working the issue from a number of facets.
Hi - just noting that data seems stuck again at July 2018.
We continue to have issues with the repositories and branches. Currently, importing git://github.com/MariaDB/server.git branch: 10.2 ultimately ganerates a Git failure. We have a blocker ticket open to address this.
cd '/var/atlasrepos/ohlohrepos/000/001/668/085' && git rev-list --topo-order --reverse 902aa10d23eed809ce87bf1f3594d50fd5482437..heads/10.2 failed:
fatal: ambiguous argument '902aa10d23eed809ce87bf1f3594d50fd5482437..heads/10.2': unknown revision or path not in the working tree.
Use '--' to separate paths from revisions, like this:
'git [...] -- [...]'