conanfile.py leads to ERROR 2 with cmake build

[AlexanderStohr]

not sure what's going on in my build on the Linux platform. not sure what the core message of this error really is.

[2021-12-06T10:55:55.153Z] some_dependent_item/2.0.7@some_user/stable: Retrieving package <some_lengthy_package_id> from remote 'remote-server-space'
[2021-12-06T10:56:06.354Z] CMakeFiles/my_module_Test.dir/build.make:481: recipe for target 'bin/my_module_Test' failed
[2021-12-06T10:56:06.356Z] make[2]: *** [bin/my_module_Test] Error 139
[2021-12-06T10:56:06.356Z] make[2]: *** Deleting file 'bin/my_module_Test'
[2021-12-06T10:56:06.356Z] CMakeFiles/Makefile2:195: recipe for target 'CMakeFiles/my_module_Test.dir/all' failed
[2021-12-06T10:56:06.356Z] make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/my_module_Test.dir/all] Error 2
[2021-12-06T10:56:06.356Z] Makefile:145: recipe for target 'all' failed
[2021-12-06T10:56:06.356Z] make: *** [all] Error 2
[2021-12-06T10:56:06.356Z] ERROR: conanfile.py (my_module/6.1.0): Error in build() method, line 41
[2021-12-06T10:56:06.356Z] 	super().build()
[2021-12-06T10:56:06.356Z] 	ConanException: Error 2 while executing cmake --build '/home/jenkins/agent/workspace/workspace/<jenkins_branch_name_subdir>/build/coverage/build/my_module' '--' '-j2'

(the only closest ticket i found was #2388 - but its on Windows with further in parts using nmake.)

[memsharded]

Hi @AlexanderStohr

It is a bit difficult to know, it seems you are doing a conan build local command to build your consumer, which seems to extend from a python_require dependency, and all of this runs in a jenkins build.

It would be great to have a bit more data:

• Conan version, operating system, compiler
• How the conanfile.py (or several conanfile.py) look like
• What exact commands are being run

Something small that we can reproduce, like some conanfile.py, or some code in a git repo would be super-useful too.

[AbrilRBS]

Closing as solved as we didn't hear back from you in a while - if anyone has any other question or request, please feel free to create a new issue, we're always happy to help! :)