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Build issues in java and python #338
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Sorry for the stream of commits. Yes, your matrix approach tested all combinations. I ended up going for the approach that installs java8 on top of the python environment. This feels a bit fragile. The pipeline still uses a mixture of python and java (robot) - the python part is the template application |
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Thanks! I think we can close this now.
I know what you mean. Travis seems not to have any issues with this right now though. Looking around the issues about dual environments, it seems several users would like something easier to use, so maybe we'll see something better in the future.
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pbuttigieg commentedJun 13, 2016
@cmungall for when you have a moment...
In the python environment, there's a java major.minor conflict.
Naturally, in the java environment, pip has issues with a host of errors concerning permissions and signedness.
I tried to include both languages following this, but it just runs parallel builds which both fail as predicted above.
Is it time to refactor the make file to use ROBOT entirely?