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jenkins in minishift sample project fails to start and run builds #173
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Highlighting the crux of the above expcetion for readability:
The And after a refresh rebase/rebuild from openshift/origin:lates, and then performing something analogous via
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@deads2k @bparees - I know some reorganization has been going on, but don't know the precise status of where we are at / what should be supported. Based on the details, any inferences from the above details? @jstrachan - we have started seeing this after bumping to 2.6.2 of fabric8, and going back to 2.3.1 seems to have resolved it. Does this look like something you have run into? (Apologies, don't know where to look to scan for any recent fabric8 bugs/fixes, etc.). |
Looks like the client went to the groups api and got a group api object type back and then didn't know what to do with it. I know @jstrachan was adding groups support to the fabric client but i don't know the state of it. As to why it went to that api instead of the legacy api, probably something related to discovery but not sure of the details. |
Also not sure why our extended tests/plugin tests didn't turn up this problem when we moved up to the newer fabric8 client? |
On Sun, Sep 24, 2017 at 11:15 PM Ben Parees ***@***.***> wrote:
Also not sure why our extended tests/plugin tests didn't turn up this
problem when we moved up to the newer fabric8 client?
I am wondering that as well. I can only speculate something external
changed some time after we bumped fabric. I plan to try some different
combos on Monday and see what I can discern.
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i haven't seen any pipeline test failures in the nightly builds runs the last couple days. |
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I am wondering that as well. I can only speculate something external
changed some time after we bumped fabric.
i haven't seen any pipeline test failures in the nightly builds runs the
last couple days.
maybe restarting jenkins has something to do with it
Was planning to throw that in the mix
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This was broken in 3.6, but was recently (last week), fixed in 3.7. |
are we going to fix it in 3.6? if not, what are clients supposed to do? |
Bookkeeping: this has also been reported in https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-47093 |
@deads2k - is openshift/origin@82c48ea the fix you are referring to? |
at a glance:
The surgery is deep, all the way down to REST Storage. @liggitt and I hadn't discussed a different set of fixes to attempt to backport, but those are unlikely. |
Wow - sure is deep. Not having digested all those different fixes yet, from the perspective of the fabric8 java client to openshift, and how it might manage to support both 3.6(with the bug) and 3.7(without the bug), is there some sort of query they should make prior to choosing between Or is the only recourse to retry using the old form based on the particulars of the http response to the new form? |
@bparees - re: why we did not see this in the PR testing .... to confirm the prior implication, we bumped the fabric8 version after the last of the pulls @deads2k listed got merged so we tested against a version of openshift with the fix. But users testing against 3.6 or early 3.7 alphas don't have the fix |
opened openshift/origin#16541 for you. |
Thanks @deads2k |
I've submitted v0.1.30 to jenkins update center ... will update when it is available |
v0.1.30 is available .... updating the openshift jenkins centos as I type |
openshift/jenkins#387 will update the openshift jenkins centos image with v0.1.30 of the sync plugin |
That's the last one not triggering openshift/jenkins-sync-plugin#173 and syndesisio#747
Since v3.7 of openshift, there is the possibility for breakage in backwards compatibilty when using the v3.7 'oc' command with a 'v3.6' master. This change forces us to use the v3.6 oc binary This is a better practice in any event, since we should not be pointing to a 'latest' tag. See openshift/jenkins-sync-plugin#173 and openshift/jenkins#477 for details
Since v3.7 of openshift, there is the possibility for breakage in backwards compatibilty when using the v3.7 'oc' command with a 'v3.6' master. This change forces us to use the v3.6 oc binary This is a better practice in any event, since we should not be pointing to a 'latest' tag. See openshift/jenkins-sync-plugin#173 and openshift/jenkins#477 for details
add blue ocean plugin to centos v2 and bump sync plugin
The latest version of the openshift-sync plugin, seems to have broken starting and launching builds.
The following error is seen in the jenkins log
dropping down to version 0.1.28 resolved the issue.
openshift v3.6.0+c4dd4cf
kubernetes v1.6.1+5115d708d7
related issue -> openshift/origin#16501
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