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Sign upUse hostname command as fallback way of getting build host name #354
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- getHostName() may fail for number of reasons, for example when networking is disabled or network is down. - hostname command is a portable way of determining host name, which doesn't depend on networking to be available.
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We're having some internal discussion on the best way to do this. Is the HOSTNAME environment variable available in your build infrastructure? |
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No, neither |
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Use hostname command as fallback way of getting build host name
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Merged, thanks for the contribution. |
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mizdebsk commentedNov 20, 2014
networking is disabled or network is down.
which doesn't depend on networking to be available.
For more details, see: http://stackoverflow.com/a/7800008
For example, Fedora build servers don't have networking available, not even local loopback interface (localhost). As a result host name in Gradle build is always set to "unknown". This patch fixes the problem.