[#BAM-1085] Subversion code refresh failing to pick up new revisions

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Subversion code refresh failing to pick up new revisions

Created: 30/Mar/07 10:15 AM Updated: 10/Apr/07 03:40 AM

Component/s:

Repository (Subversion)

Affects Version/s:

1.0.3

Fix Version/s:

1.0.4

Time Tracking:

Not Specified

File Attachments:

atlassian-bamboo.log (615 kB)

Environment:

Solaris 10 x86 Java 1.5.0_09

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This issue is related to:

~~BAM-1028~~ Bamboo throws exception when it polls Subversion repository

~~BAM-890~~ SVN triggered update failing.

~~BAM-864~~ Failed to get Build source code

Internal Priority:	1. Highest
Participants:	Edwin Wong [Atlassian] and Nick Sieger
Since last comment:	1 year, 19 weeks ago
Internal Work Bucket:	Investigating
Number of comments:	3
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I've got an issue (previously mentioned in comments to ~~BAM-871~~) where new revisions in a SVN repository cause the build to sit in a loop during code refresh with the following message:

30-Mar-2007 08:04:03 Failed to get the build source code:ActiveRecord-JDBC - Trunk
30-Mar-2007 08:04:04 Updating Subversion source code from version 408 to version 409
30-Mar-2007 08:04:04 Cleaning up subversion repository due to previous RepositoryException
30-Mar-2007 08:04:05 Cleanup of completed
30-Mar-2007 08:04:06 Failed to get the build source code:ActiveRecord-JDBC - Trunk
30-Mar-2007 08:04:07 Updating Subversion source code from version 408 to version 409
30-Mar-2007 08:04:07 Cleaning up subversion repository due to previous RepositoryException
30-Mar-2007 08:04:08 Cleanup of completed

The respository uses svn:// and svn+ssh:// URLs, which both exhibit this problem.

The build is located at: http://jruby.thresher.com/browse/ARJDBC-TRUNK

Server log attached. Let me know if you want a login to the server so you can examine or tweak the build configuration.

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Edwin Wong [Atlassian] added a comment - 02/Apr/07 03:42 AM

Hi Nick,

It would be great if I could get a login to the server to look at the build configuration.

Also, would it be possible for us to locally connect to your SVN repository? Lastly, do you have access to the SVN server logs, it would be great if we could have a look through those as well.

Many thanks,
Edwin

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Nick Sieger added a comment - 02/Apr/07 09:38 AM

Sure, you can go ahead and try to connect to the svn repository locally, it's on the rubyforge.org servers which is the main site for public open source ruby projects. I don't have access to the svn server logs. I can contact the rubyforge admin for them if you want.

I've sent you a login separately via email – you can get the svn login and build configuration from there.

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Edwin Wong [Atlassian] added a comment - 10/Apr/07 03:27 AM

Hi Nick,

Thanks for your patience on this one. This issue was actually caused by some svn ssh connection management issues. I have made a fix in 1.0.4 which should see this go away.

Cheers,
Edwin