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Re-enable g++ testing on travis-ci #96

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mloskot opened this issue Mar 6, 2013 · 1 comment
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Re-enable g++ testing on travis-ci #96

mloskot opened this issue Mar 6, 2013 · 1 comment
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mloskot commented Mar 6, 2013

As result of adding clang in #92, I effectivelly switched to clang and disabled g++ due to problem with concurrent access to common Oracle database.

Looking for solution to setup both toolsets to run tests using each of them but against different Oracle user/scheme.
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Use different Oracle user for g++ and clang (#96)
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Enable g++ back - testing.
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mloskot commented Mar 7, 2013

Selecting Oracle user based on CXX environment variable set by travis-ci does the trick and the build 213 is successful.
Closing.

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