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Restarted the travis build. |
@henrikhodne tells me there's a bug that makes using this infra fail sometimes which will be fixed early next week, so we shoudl consider this on hold until then :-) |
So, there's a few problems:
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Yep, the error conditions changed in OpenSSL 0.9.8zc+. Apple updated their OpenSSL but didn't update the headers for the latest upgrade. This was filed upstream with Apple but it's unclear if they plan to actually fix it. |
We are running get-pip with --user but then running |
@reaperhulk good call on the What do we do about the test_rsa.py failures? I'm a bit confused about what environment triggers them (e.g. I don't see them locally). |
By the way, we have fixed the bugs we have found with the infrastructure, so the builds should be stable now. Anything I can do to the build image to help resolve these issues? We have OpenSSL installed with |
@alex I think they actually fixed this bug as of the latest xcode CLI tools... When I check out /usr/include/openssl/opensslv.h I see 0.9.8zd now, where before it was za (even when openssl was zc). @henrikhodne Based on the name of this image I assume it's Xcode 6.2. Is there a 6.3.1 image in the works? |
Yep, just use |
Oh, awesome! Thanks. On Mon, May 18, 2015 at 6:23 PM, Henrik Hodne notifications@github.com
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Opt in to travis's new OS X infrastructure which should be faster
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