build cyber in docker fail:no such package '@boost//'

[wutianze]

Describe the bug
When I tried to build cyber in docker container, I ran into the error:

ERROR: (02-24 11:22:17.988) /apollo/third_party/BUILD:17:1: no such package '@boost//': Expected directory at /usr/local/apollo/boost/include but it does not exist. and referenced by '//third_party:boost'.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. ./docker/scripts/cyber_start.sh succeed
2. ./docker/scripts/cyber_into.sh succeed
3. ./apollo.sh build_cyber
   See error:
   

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS:Ubuntu 18.04
• cyber docker image: apolloauto/apollo:cyber-x86_64-18.04-20191003_1544

[quning18]

could you try to revert this commit and see how it goes?

87f16fd

[wutianze]

Thanks.
The building worked without reverting. May because I need to apollo.sh clean first.
However, when running apollo.sh build(follow the complete process to build apollo not just cyber), I still meet the same problem. When dev_into the docker container, I can not find the dir /usr/local/apollo, does it mean I must install apollo kernel? Could you tell me how this path is created usr/local/apollo.

[sihanfei]

when i did this, i was blocked by the same issue.

[jixiaojie]

Try to copy directory /usr/local/apollo in the dev docker to the cyber docker /usr/local/apollo

[weiyinxie]

facing the same issue, anyone who has idea to fix it.....

[tangcy98]

Maybe it is because of the cache conflict of bazel. Try to stop the container and clean the cache.
Be careful when you use rm -rf and make sure that you have a check!
cd ~/.cache/bazel
sudo rm -rf _bazel_*
cd ~
sudo rm -rf .BRANCH_*
Also, if your RAM is less than 16G, try to use -j.

[storypku]

This issue should have been fix in master HEAD.