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# tornadofxr
ron
10/19/2019, 7:39 PM@edvin @Ruckus I just created a very very small PR but I see that the build fails on travis while it works on my system
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Carlton Whitehead
10/19/2019, 10:35 PMIt looks like the CI check started failing in June after a change to the Travis CI config merged which runs that deploy step requiring a GPG password. Looks like the job was timing out waiting for that password until a commit on August 7. I don't see anything in that August 7 commit that should have affected the build and/or environment setup in a way that would correspond to the errors in that log about configuring Java in the CI environment. Is it possible there was some configuration change behind the scenes at Travis, or a deprecation of some kind?
Carlton Whitehead
10/19/2019, 10:40 PMLooks like all builds since August 7 have had essentially the same issue as this. Could be related to Oracle not providing Java 8 builds anymore? Is it time to switch to an OpenJDK build? ZuluFX or similar?
Carlton Whitehead
10/19/2019, 10:57 PMIt raises the question... why is it using Oracle Java 8 anyway instead of the OpenJDK Java 8 that is default on the Ubuntu environment? I'm going to go tinker with that on a branch.
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ron
10/19/2019, 11:06 PMhmmz if it uses java8 I can imagine it will give problems it should be at least 10
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Carlton Whitehead
10/19/2019, 11:08 PMThere is a matrix for providing the right jdk based on the branch being built. Oh, it's probably not accounting for your branch not being named
jdk10Carlton Whitehead
10/19/2019, 11:08 PMThis is a multi-faceted problem 🙂
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ron
10/19/2019, 11:09 PMActually the pr is against the jdk10 branch and the branch I created it on in my fork is called jdk10 too
ron
10/19/2019, 11:11 PMalso btw the pr is because of the gpg stuff I changed the plugin to only do the gpg signing when the deploy task is called
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Carlton Whitehead
10/19/2019, 11:11 PMI bumped into that gpg issue trying to do some testing on my app against the
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ron
10/19/2019, 11:12 PMdo you know how often I fixed that 🙂
ron
10/19/2019, 11:12 PMI think the first time was in 1.5
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