The SVN, nightly builds and biweekly betas

[Chris H.]

In message Re: Are Git & cardforge ready for a beta?

I added the ability to upload snapshot builds to ftp.cardforge.org.

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mvn clean install deploy -P windows-linux,osx

This will upload a 1.1.x-SNAPSHOT build to the ftp server. It does not tag the source nor iterate the version number so it is good for nightly builds. Take a look in ftp.cardforge.org/snapshots to see how it would look. I did a simple build (i.e. jars only as a test) and it was uploaded via Maven.

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I think that I am ready to try a nightly build test using this Maven goal.

Would the URL for this (if it works) be

cardforge.org/releases/snapshots/forge/forge/1.1.2-SNAPSHOT

[jendave]

http://cardforge.org/releases/snapshots/forge/forge/1.1.2-SNAPSHOT/

If you are interested in uploading a snapshot version of the maven reporting site

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mvn clean install site deploy site:deploy -P windows-linux,osx


[Chris H.]

http://cardforge.org/releases/snapshots/forge/forge/1.1.2-SNAPSHOT/

If you are interested in uploading a snapshot version of the maven reporting site

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mvn clean install site deploy site:deploy -P windows-linux,osx


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I will try this out today. I expect that I will need to add in the username and the password at the end of this goal.

Thank you Dave.

[Chris H.]

OK, tried it and got an error:

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[INFO] Generating "Developer Activity" report    --- maven-changelog-plugin:2.2
[INFO] Generating changed sets xml to: /Users/ChrisH/Workspace_SVN/ForgeSVN/target/changelog.xml
[INFO] Executing: /bin/sh -c cd /Users/ChrisH/Workspace_SVN/ForgeSVN && svn --username releases@cardforge.org --password '*****' --non-interactive log -v -r '{2011-07-16 14:14:03 +0000}:{2011-08-16 14:14:03 +0000}' http://svn.slightlymagic.net/forge/trunk
[INFO] Working directory: /Users/ChrisH/Workspace_SVN/ForgeSVN
[ERROR] Java heap space -> [Help 1]
[ERROR]
[ERROR] To see the full stack trace of the errors, re-run Maven with the -e switch.
[ERROR] Re-run Maven using the -X switch to enable full debug logging.
[ERROR]
[ERROR] For more information about the errors and possible solutions, please read the following articles:
[ERROR] [Help 1] http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/MAVEN/OutOfMemoryError


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I am running Dave's Maven goal from above under the Snow Leopard OS.

I added the username and password data to the end of the goal.

Do I need to run a goal that will clean and revert the pom?

The contents from my console is below. It might provide additional info.

Oh, Rob, do you see any reports at the cardforge site?


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[jendave]

Therer appears to be a problem with the Coburtura report. I remove it for the time being. I'll look at it.

[Chris H.]

Therer appears to be a problem with the Coburtura report. I remove it for the time being. I'll look at it.

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Thank you Dave. I will try it again.

I will have to do a Maven clean first.

[jendave]

Therer appears to be a problem with the Coburtura report. I remove it for the time being. I'll look at it.

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Thank you Dave. I will try it again.

I will have to do a Maven clean first.

For what it is worth, I was able to do a snapshot build and upload of the Maven site to cardforge.org

[Chris H.]

For what it is worth, I was able to do a snapshot build and upload of the Maven site to cardforge.org

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Thank you for being patient as I try to work this out.

I did a clean and made sure that I was synced up to the latest rev. Retried the Maven build with the goal + username & password. Another java heap space error.

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[jendave]

For what it is worth, I was able to do a snapshot build and upload of the Maven site to cardforge.org

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Thank you for being patient as I try to work this out.

I did a clean and made sure that I was synced up to the latest rev. Retried the Maven build with the goal + username & password. Another java heap space error.

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Hmm. The error is not very illuminating. For now, skip doing the site deploy. Worst case, I can do it for the release. I'll keep taking a look at the issue.

[Chris H.]

Hmm. The error is not very illuminating. For now, skip doing the site deploy. Worst case, I can do it for the release. I'll keep taking a look at the issue.

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I seem to remember that there is a way to increase the vm heap space used by Eclipse. This does not increase the heap for the java apps that we run from within Eclipse, it just gives more heap space to Eclipse itself. Not sure if this would help or not.

[jendave]

Hmm. The error is not very illuminating. For now, skip doing the site deploy. Worst case, I can do it for the release. I'll keep taking a look at the issue.

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I seem to remember that there is a way to increase the vm heap space used by Eclipse. This does not increase the heap for the java apps that we run from within Eclipse, it just gives more heap space to Eclipse itself. Not sure if this would help or not.

If you run Maven from the command line, you should put this in your ~/.bash_profile

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export MAVEN_OPTS=-Xmx1024m


[Chris H.]

Hmm. The error is not very illuminating. For now, skip doing the site deploy. Worst case, I can do it for the release. I'll keep taking a look at the issue.

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I seem to remember that there is a way to increase the vm heap space used by Eclipse. This does not increase the heap for the java apps that we run from within Eclipse, it just gives more heap space to Eclipse itself. Not sure if this would help or not.

If you run Maven from the command line, you should put this in your ~/.bash_profile

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export MAVEN_OPTS=-Xmx1024m


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I am not quiet the command line pro, more of a point and click kinda of guy.

I am attempting to do this through Eclipse. I right clicked on the Eclipse.app icon and choose Show Package Contents. I was able to find the eclipse ini file and I increased "-Xmx512m" to "-Xmx1024m" and tried again. Same result, java heap space error.

I guess that I should reboot back into Snow Leopard and modify a copy of the old Forge.command file. Adding in your idea might make a difference. Worth a shot I guess.

[jendave]

I am not quiet the command line pro, more of a point and click kinda of guy.

I am attempting to do this through Eclipse. I right clicked on the Eclipse.app icon and choose Show Package Contents. I was able to find the eclipse ini file and I increased "-Xmx512m" to "-Xmx1024m" and tried again. Same result, java heap space error.

I guess that I should reboot back into Snow Leopard and modify a copy of the old Forge.command file. Adding in your idea might make a difference. Worth a shot I guess.

you may want to create new Run target in Eclipse. I included a couple of screenshots. Look at the maven-build-eclipse2.png and maven-build-eclipse3.png where the environment variable is set to 1024 for the java heap size

[Chris H.]

It looks like I am getting somewhat closer. I looked inside of my home folder and found a file named .bash_history but no file named .bash_profile. I found an archived bash_profile file from an earlier CCGH conversation. I added your material to the file and placed it inside of my home folder.

the contents of Macintosh HD/Users/chrish/.bash_profile is:

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export M2_HOME=/usr/local/apache-maven/apache-maven-3.0.3
export M2=$M2_HOME/bin
export PATH=$M2:$PATH
export JAVA_HOME=/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.Framework/Versions/1.6.0/Home
export MAVEN_OPTS=-Xmx1024m

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The above may need some editing, not sure.

I have a command file that I can launch from the Finder. It's contents:

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#!/bin/sh
cd /Users/chrish/Workspace_SVN/ForgeSVN/
mvn clean install site deploy site:deploy -P windows-linux,osx -Dusername=releases@cardforge.org -Dpassword=TheOfficialPassword

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And here is the log from the Terminal:

[jendave]

I was able to replicate the problem from Eclipse. When I created a new Maven Run config and set the JRE and Env Variables per the screenshots above, I got the build to work.

From your log file you are getting an error when passing the password. Try adding this to your ~/.m2/settings.xml file

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        <server>
            <id>cardforge-snapshot-repo</id>
            <username>releases@cardforge.org</username>
            <password>thepassword</password>
        </server>


That would go between

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<servers></servers>


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