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The new CI build has a couple of remaining TODOs/problems, I'll try to deal with those in further PRs
Linux build sometimes fails with " "g++-4.9: internal compiler error: Killed (program cc1plus)"", due to lack of RAM/swap, apparently. (also happens on Arturo's build). Could be that this or this could reduce g++ memory consumption.
Sometimes (currently often) the apt-get step in linux builds fails with Error 137 when installing g++-4.9, reason currently unknown.
Confirm cache works correctly, maybe have to remove ever-changing files (.awk?)
add allAddonExample to build stage
Ask for 14.04 beta access (done but doesn't work when using macos builds, too) Done - needs a dist: trusty and sudo: required (so does not work on the docker builds)
dist: trusty flag to activate 14.04 workers does collide with os: osx, making those builds run on Linux. Therefore, this has been postponed until this is fixed by travis.
With 14.04, we (hopefully) get recent enough versions of the addons' dependencies (e.g. opencv, assimp) to activate compiling the allAddonsExample, which would cover more of the OF codebase.
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Regarding the doc generator. Please just remove it form the travis file for now. I'm working on an update, but there is no reason for now to letting it fail all the time
The new CI build has a couple of remaining TODOs/problems, I'll try to deal with those in further PRs
Ask for 14.04 beta access (done but doesn't work when using macos builds, too)Done - needs adist: trusty
andsudo: required
(so does not work on the docker builds)dist: trusty
flag to activate 14.04 workers does collide withos: osx
, making those builds run on Linux. Therefore, this has been postponed until this is fixed by travis.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: