make packages failing

[stephb9959]

Just tried a git clone and make packages straight this morning and it looks like the build fails with:

The last 20 or so lines are ...
...
Loading application ranch
  Loading module ranch
  Loading module ranch_acceptor
  Loading module ranch_acceptors_sup
  Loading module ranch_app
  Loading module ranch_conns_sup
  Loading module ranch_listener_sup
  Loading module ranch_protocol
  Loading module ranch_server
  Loading module ranch_ssl
  Loading module ranch_sup
  Loading module ranch_tcp
  Loading module ranch_transport
pkg-aberth: Check that no erl_crash.dump file exists
pkg-aberth: OK; delete the build directory
pkg-active: Bootstrap a new OTP library in packages/active_pkg
pkg-active: Add package active to the Makefile
pkg-active: Compile package active
make[1]: *** [Makefile:245: pkg-active] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/Users/stephb/Desktop/Dropbox/dhcp/erlang.mk/test'
make: *** [Makefile:63: packages] Error 2

Don't know if I am doing something wrong or this should work straight out?

Thanks

[essen]

Try make packages -k. It's normal that some builds fail due to missing system dependencies, unsupported environment or just plain lack of support from Erlang.mk.

Alternatively build a single project as make check p=cowboy, potentially with verbose options to figure things out, like make check p=cowboy V=4.

[stephb9959]

Thanks Loïc…

Trying this right now. I was trying to add a ne wpackage last night and it failed in make check p=my_new_package..

Just want to say thank you for all this hard work. I come from the C/C++ side and been living in makefiles for 20 years. So this is the perfect environment for me to live in.

Hopefully I can contribute one day.

Thanks again for this hard work. Truly appreciated.

BTW, looks like this command is working so far...

On Apr 9, 2019, at 8:41 AM, Loïc Hoguin [email protected] wrote:

Try make packages -k. It's normal that some builds fail due to missing system dependencies, unsupported environment or just plain lack of support from Erlang.mk.

Alternatively build a single project as make check p=cowboy, potentially with verbose options to figure things out, like make check p=cowboy V=4.

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[essen]

Yeah then the last command is best, though I don't remember if V=4 is what you want, maybe start with lower and increase. I'm mostly checking tests these days, though I'll soon be able to enable building everything every night! :-)

[essen]

I've done a run through the package build errors and fixed most things and removed unmaintained old packages. But some still fail because recent OTP releases have had more breaking changes than before. Nothing I can do I guess. Closing, thanks!