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Win32 build failed with what looks like a path-length-too-long problem ("bad file number"). I couldn't figure out what to shorten in the directory path that didn't seem incredibly risky to do. Not sure what to do here. The nightly build dir has 13 chars in it ("tb-c-esr17-w32") and the release one has 21 ("tb-rel-c-esr17-w32-bld"). | Win32 build failed with what looks like a path-length-too-long problem ("bad file number"). I couldn't figure out what to shorten in the directory path that didn't seem incredibly risky to do. Not sure what to do here. The nightly build dir has 13 chars in it ("tb-c-esr17-w32") and the release one has 21 ("tb-rel-c-esr17-w32-bld"). | ||
Attempt #1: Shorten "esr" to "e". Landed this patch: https://hg.mozilla.org/build/buildbotcustom/graph, reconfiged the build masters, and rebuilt the win32_build. Trying this first because I'm scared of wide sweeping changes if I touch the tb- prefix or other parts of the path. | Attempt #1: Shorten "esr" to "e". Landed this patch: https://hg.mozilla.org/build/buildbotcustom/graph, reconfiged the build masters, and rebuilt the win32_build. Trying this first because I'm scared of wide sweeping changes if I touch the tb- prefix or other parts of the path. Checked some logs after restarting the build and noticed that it didn't even shorten the path. No idea way. | ||
FIXME | |||
=== Linux repacks failed === | === Linux repacks failed === | ||
Linux repacks failing with "cannot create executable" during configure. I suspect this is related to mock, wasn't able to look into it. FIXME | Linux repacks failing with "cannot create executable" during configure. I suspect this is related to mock, wasn't able to look into it. FIXME |
Revision as of 14:23, 5 January 2013
Build 1
Checklist
Land patches and reconfigDESKTOP MOBILE RELEASE BETA ESRStart the automation DESKTOP MOBILE RELEASE BETA ESR- Run pushsnip DESKTOP RELEASE BETA ESR
- Post-release tasks DESKTOP RELEASE BETA ESR
Notes
- Submitted to ship-it-dev.allizom.org
- Rail reviewed + ran release runner.
- Release sanity failed, complaining about mozconfigs:
2013-01-04 15:47:25,315 : INFO : Comparing thunderbird mozconfigs to nightly mozconfigs... 2013-01-04 15:47:27,749 : ERROR : found in mail/config/mozconfigs/macosx-universal/esr but not in mail/config/mozconfigs/macosx-universal/nightly: export MOZ_ESR=1 2013-01-04 15:47:30,044 : ERROR : found in mail/config/mozconfigs/win32/esr but not in mail/config/mozconfigs/win32/nightly: export MOZ_ESR=1 2013-01-04 15:47:32,342 : ERROR : found in mail/config/mozconfigs/linux64/esr but not in mail/config/mozconfigs/linux64/nightly: export MOZ_ESR=1 2013-01-04 15:47:34,864 : ERROR : found in mail/config/mozconfigs/linux32/esr but not in mail/config/mozconfigs/linux32/nightly: export MOZ_ESR=1 2013-01-04 15:47:34,864 : ERROR : Error verifying mozconfigs
This is due to the mozconfig patch from bug 811770. Standard8 was long gone, so I did the simple thing and put 'export MOZ_ESR=1' into the nightly mozconfigs (https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/comm-esr17/rev/2afbc44b8134). I updated the submission to ship-it, and the release started fine after that.
Fix failed tagging
Tagging failed when trying to push to hg because the path to the ssh key was wrong due to the mock switch. This patch was landed and buildbot-configs was retagged to fix: https://bug815763.bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=698068. After that, rebuilt the tagging builder. After it completed, forced source, en-US builds, and bouncer submitter (because tagging downstreams don't fire correctly after a rebuild.
Because of rebuilding tag instead of re-doing sendchanges, all repacks are failing because "script_repo_revision" isn't set. These can be fixed by forcing the failed builders and setting a "script_repo_revision" property to the release tag (eg, FIREFOX_18_0_RELEASE). I've done this for all failed repacks that I've seen. (Though, some have additional problems, see below for details).
Win32 build failed
Win32 build failed with what looks like a path-length-too-long problem ("bad file number"). I couldn't figure out what to shorten in the directory path that didn't seem incredibly risky to do. Not sure what to do here. The nightly build dir has 13 chars in it ("tb-c-esr17-w32") and the release one has 21 ("tb-rel-c-esr17-w32-bld").
Attempt #1: Shorten "esr" to "e". Landed this patch: https://hg.mozilla.org/build/buildbotcustom/graph, reconfiged the build masters, and rebuilt the win32_build. Trying this first because I'm scared of wide sweeping changes if I touch the tb- prefix or other parts of the path. Checked some logs after restarting the build and noticed that it didn't even shorten the path. No idea way.
FIXME
Linux repacks failed
Linux repacks failing with "cannot create executable" during configure. I suspect this is related to mock, wasn't able to look into it. FIXME