So we dug into the changes a bit and it looks like the change was last year. I thought I had the head of the git tree, but it looks like I had code previous. It appears that the change on 2009-08-05 caused the issue. It changes line 1702. It changes the label from the SCMUrl to "build #" where the number is the level in the build system.
I run something akin to :koji chain-build rhel-5-epel cvs://URL/packageA#HEAD cvs://URL/packageB#HEAD : cvs://URL/packageC#HEAD.It will build packageA and then do a wait repo and try to build packageC. It works fine with the waitrepo but it won't do the parallel builds. I don't see any errors either. It was working when I pulled the code on March 23 ish, but the lastest code doesn't build the parallel builds.NathanOn Wed, May 12, 2010 at 6:33 AM, Mike Bonnet <mikeb@redhat.com> wrote:
The chain-build code hasn't changed in a while. What's the exactOn 05/11/2010 07:28 PM, Nathan Blackham wrote:
> I just updated to the latest code in the repo and it appears that
> chain-builds are now broken. When I have specified more than one URL to
> build before doing a "waitrepo" it will only build the first one and then
> move on to the wait repo step without trying to build the rest of the
> packages specified.
>
> Anyone else seen this? Any ideas on where it might be broken?
command you're running?
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