Ports such as llvm15 are sometimes queued, then not. Hurrah! #1054
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I saw it many times (with PACKAGE_FETCH_BRANCH=quarterly if this matters). If I am correct it is caused by upgrade of dependencies causing deletion of llvm (or gcc or other large ports). For example update of Python caused deletion of LLVM and forcing Poudriere to rebuild LLVM from sources instead of using fetched package. If you stop poudriere bulk before LLVM build but after Python was built and then start poudriere bulk again, it will use existing / fetched LLVM instead of building it from source. |
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Thank you,
No python in this case. Re: the run pictured in the first screenshot –
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Almost certainly overcome by events. |
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Two runs:
llvm15-15.0.7_3
was queued (reason:devel/boost-libs
). I chose to cancel the first run before build began, with a suspicion thatllvm15
would disappear.The second run confirmed my suspicion:
llvm15-15.0.7_3
was not queued.The two, in retrospect:
It's a great time-saver, and I'm not sure when I first observed this type of thing (maybe a few weeks ago), however:
The command
poudriere bulk -j main -J 8 -Ctv emulators/virtualbox-ose emulators/virtualbox-ose-kmod
Environment
Log folders available on request.
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