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local_build.sh is expecting "[WORKDIR]../../var/build_queue" to exist and the script fails until:
mkdir ../../var
touch ../../var/build_queue
Then the script succeeds
local_build.sh calls the same things used by the automated production build and I am worried that the current automated build is working off of the old(existing) build_queue instead of the new build_queue in the new location because of this.
(causing none of the targets I fixed, to be built)
not sure what the reasoning was for refactoruing the location of things, but without access to the actual build server my level of assistance here is going to be limited
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don't suppose you could submit a PR to deal with this? it's a fairly new script and there was an attempt to share logic with the server build script which is why you're seeing this. it works on my machine because I have it set up like this so obviously haven't noticed.
local_build.sh is expecting "[WORKDIR]../../var/build_queue" to exist and the script fails until:
mkdir ../../var
touch ../../var/build_queue
Then the script succeeds
local_build.sh calls the same things used by the automated production build and I am worried that the current automated build is working off of the old(existing) build_queue instead of the new build_queue in the new location because of this.
(causing none of the targets I fixed, to be built)
not sure what the reasoning was for refactoruing the location of things, but without access to the actual build server my level of assistance here is going to be limited
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: