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On macOS Sierra 10.12.3, I followed the Easy pkgsrc on macOS with pkg_comp 2.0 tutorial (using pkg_comp-2.0-20170223-macos.pkg) and then ran an auto build (as root):
# pkg_comp auto
(Just in case it matters, I actually ran two shorter auto builds before this where I listed a few packages on the command line after the auto subcommand just to test that it works.)
It attempted to build 485 packages (some of which succeeded and some of which failed), and seemed to run OK and exited with an exit status of 0. However, when I went to review the build logs, I found that there were none:
% ls -alF /var/pkg_comp/log/
total 0
drwxr-xr-x 2 root wheel 68 Feb 23 16:05 ./
drwxr-xr-x 7 root wheel 238 Mar 22 04:59 ../
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This is actually working as intended: /var/pkg_comp/log/ only contains logs for automated runs via pkg_comp4cron.
I agree logging could be better in any case (particularly because it's now pretty much impossible to access logs for build failures), and I think issues #3 and #7 already contain enough details about this and proper tracking. Will close this. Poke those issues if you have further comments please.
On macOS Sierra 10.12.3, I followed the Easy pkgsrc on macOS with pkg_comp 2.0 tutorial (using
pkg_comp-2.0-20170223-macos.pkg
) and then ran an auto build (as root):(Just in case it matters, I actually ran two shorter auto builds before this where I listed a few packages on the command line after the
auto
subcommand just to test that it works.)It attempted to build 485 packages (some of which succeeded and some of which failed), and seemed to run OK and exited with an exit status of 0. However, when I went to review the build logs, I found that there were none:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: