**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed May 05 02:59:56 2021 May 05 07:17:21 morning May 05 07:49:48 Morning! May 05 08:49:16 Morning! May 05 18:20:25 In the end, what is the status for our jenkins halium build job ? May 05 18:22:49 In the meantime I'm downloading the last unstable build for pinephone May 05 19:15:59 JaMa: pinephone works fine with hardknott May 05 19:33:59 :) May 05 19:34:51 I didn't trigger any other testing builds (after confirming that hammerhead is broken with the new android-system-image) and not sure what's the status of our PRs for hybris-patches/halium May 05 19:36:36 well the PR for jenkins-jobs is still there; we've merged the removal of hybris-boot in our forks May 05 19:37:10 for this PR I just had a mostly aesthetical remark May 05 19:37:54 Though I'd prefer having a better way to get a really clean start for the build jobs May 05 19:38:40 maybe we could just remove everything except .repo and re-checkout everything -- shouldn't be a big thing to do I think May 05 19:39:11 like a violent "rm -rf [a-z]*" May 05 19:45:05 but we should change it to fail when apply-patch.sh fails, right? May 05 19:46:12 18:11 <+JaMa> and then keep "set -e" for apply-patches.sh to fail if something unexpectedly fails to apply again (and fix jenkins-job.sh to fail when apply-patches.sh fails instead of ignoring it and producing wrong image) May 05 19:53:59 JaMa: right May 05 20:59:05 Tofe: I'm not sure it's a good idea to re-download everything on builder May 05 20:59:11 Shouldn't be necessary really May 05 20:59:23 Not sure ka6sox would be very happy with all that bandwidth being used May 05 21:00:36 and we allready do call git reset --hard in these repos if I'm not mistaken (seen it in some log before) May 05 21:08:56 I don't mind occasionally doing a hard reset and get the sources again. May 05 21:09:18 because how else can we know wht things we need to include in our sources we shasre. May 05 21:10:00 upstream source disappears and we host it then. May 05 21:21:54 Well I think a git reset --hard might do something different, but I could be wrong of course May 05 21:22:20 We shouldn't need that anyway, I don't use it locally here I think May 05 21:23:25 Nope I don't use the git reset --hard here at all. May 05 21:23:37 When switching between Halium targets May 05 22:34:12 Herrie, I'm referring to pushing aside the repos we have of downloads and mirrors and seeing what we can't get anymore. May 05 23:11:51 Herrie: I'm not talking about re-downloading anything here, just re-checkout trom the .repo data May 05 23:14:29 issue with git reset is that it doesn't help with the files that were created by the halium patches; that's why we still need to remove some folders when we want to re-apply from scratch May 05 23:16:29 and if I understood correctly, repo stores all the git blob data in .repo subfolders, so if we delete directories they will just get recreated from there May 05 23:17:01 anyway, time for some sleep May 05 23:48:27 then maybe running "git clean -xdff" in every directory with .git would be enough for proper cleanup after halium patches? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu May 06 02:59:56 2021