[Buildbot-devel] Git changes won't trigger builders; no errors either.

[shiny knight]

Not an interesting topic I assume :)

Guess it is just me reproducing this; which means that I am doing something wrong with the config file, or I have found a bug that nobody can reproduce, hence goes in the backburner.

I am using the example config file; 1 builder just to test the repo, probably it will work in this way; will know more tomorrow.

As much as I enjoy Buildbot; it is always a quest for the holy grail to troubleshoot it....some love the challenge; others would love to have something that just works™ :) Altho I love the freedom of Buildbot; so it is a trade-off I guess.


On Feb 26, 2014, at 10:56 PM, shiny knight <theshinyknight at me.com> wrote:

> 
> Got this weird behavior today; I have a pre-configured master; and his config is triggering the builders when a change goes in the Git repository (trough a hook and the py script, as described in the docs).
> 
> Today I decided to make a new master; so after set it up, I modified the py script for the hooks, swapping the master url with the new server.
> 
> It is peculiar that the master gets the commits; but no build is triggered. I do not understand why; it works on the other master, and both master have the exact schedulers: just one nightly scheduler at midnight (which works without problems).
> 
> Another curious thing is that I can see the same commit in all the builders; altho each builder build a different part of our application; so there is no way that a builder should be able to know about changes in another build. They are in the same repo but in different sub directory.
> 
> The logs show no error; I tried also to make a single branch scheduler, adding the builders in it (with and without the option to wait for a stable state); and yet I don't get the builders to fire up and build, no matter how long I wait after a  commit..
> 
> Where could I possibly look to find out more? The logs are clean, they get the changes in the repo and show it in the waterfall; the builders build when I run them manually, and there is just one scheduler set up, so I don't really understand why it won't trigger the builders. I am aware that this is a generic issue; so I am asking what could possibly cause this behavior, and how can I troubleshoot it.
> 
> Thanks!
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