Workaround to allow compilation under ubuntu wily #2587
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fixes the issue :) |
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this procedure also works for me:
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@mbernasocchi looks like a perfect fix then ;) |
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Yep... A magic fix :) |
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Is this PR required or not? If it helps, please merge, if not, please close, thanks :) |
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who is the target of your comment @m-kuhn ? |
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Did any wily user file a ticket against ubuntu yet? I think this should be fixed in wily/amd64 and not here - because it cannot because QGIS isn't broken. |
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doing it |
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opened... |
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done |
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I don't have the means to debug this problem. But it would be good to state if the .moc files in question are not being generated. I think it is a cmake automoc problem, but not sure exactly. |
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times ago I did a test if the problem was related to parallel make... but the issue remains also using a single core. I really don't understand what would be the relation with the change of the test name |
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I could imagine that the cmake system somehow thinks that the .moc file has already been generated although it isn't (due to some caching or timestamps) and by changing the name you make it treat the file as new hence regenerating the .moc dependency. But I would expect an issue like this to surface locally on isolated systems and not in parallel on several ones, so that's where it becomes dubious for me. |
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As it has gotten quiet around here, I guess this can be closed? |
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we are discussing here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qgis/+bug/1527722 |
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I guess the discussion there can take a longer time, so I would prefer to decide if we merge such workarounds meanwhile on our side or close this PR and wait for the fix. |
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I just had the same issue with Ubuntu 12.04 and cmake 3.1.2 binaries. Same tests, I wonder what's special about them. |
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I close and reopen better rebased from a branch |
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reopened with clean rebase as #2679 |
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can anybody pretty please try cmake 3.5.1 from xenial that I have just uploaded? |
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@LocutusOfBorg plese add you comments in #2679 |
continuing having strange errors compiling tests under Ubuntu 15.10 (wily)
just renaming some tests (as done my Nyall in 57c22e5) solve the problem