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Shlomi, does this build and work for you? If so there's some difference in our environment which is triggering this and I would like to fix mine so the build works cleanly and I can really check that go test ./go/... actually works. If it makes any difference this is being run on OSX, but also get an issue on Linux.
Note: the build checks via travis do seem to work, so there's some difference here between what you ask us to check if someone creates a PR and what actually gets checked by travis.
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I do believe you were the last to work on TLS. Perhaps some change in your local environment? I'd be happy to know what that change was so as either to eliminate it in the tests or enforce it in the tests. We should all get same test status.
No this does not work for me on your own master branch. This is not a build of a forked copy of orchestrator. If this builds for you then I guess I need to check with you offline to see if I can figure out what's different in our configuration. Some setup or otherwise of certificates perhaps or something else?
For PRs you ask us to check if go test works. For me the current code does not work.
That is I see:
This is true for me as of commit
Shlomi, does this build and work for you? If so there's some difference in our environment which is triggering this and I would like to fix mine so the build works cleanly and I can really check that
go test ./go/...
actually works. If it makes any difference this is being run on OSX, but also get an issue on Linux.Note: the build checks via travis do seem to work, so there's some difference here between what you ask us to check if someone creates a PR and what actually gets checked by travis.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: