[DiscordArchive] Hi, I met a problem with first fresh compilation
[DiscordArchive] Hi, I met a problem with first fresh compilation
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Got the same results again.
```
Initialize commands...
Table `command` contains data for non-existant command 'transmog'. Skipped.
Table `command` contains data for non-existant command 'transmog add'. Skipped.
Table `command` contains data for non-existant command 'transmog add set'. Skipped.
```
I ran
```
./acore.sh docker clean:build
./acore.sh docker build:nocache
docker-compose --profile app up -d --force-recreate
docker-compose logs --follow ac-worldserver
```
After changing the env.ac file to
```
...
#
# COMPILER
#
CTYPE=RelWithDebInfo
CMODULES=static
CSCRIPTS=static
AC_CCACHE=true
...
```
On commit `b843a5626af62c070a3b7ea75143f62bc764495f` (fix(Conf): Modules should compile (#11983))
rektbyfaith
06-08-2022, 08:27 PM #21Archived author: Inquizarus • Posted: 2022-06-08T20:27:07.495000+00:00
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Got the same results again.
```
Initialize commands...
Table `command` contains data for non-existant command 'transmog'. Skipped.
Table `command` contains data for non-existant command 'transmog add'. Skipped.
Table `command` contains data for non-existant command 'transmog add set'. Skipped.
```
I ran
```
./acore.sh docker clean:build
./acore.sh docker build:nocache
docker-compose --profile app up -d --force-recreate
docker-compose logs --follow ac-worldserver
```
After changing the env.ac file to
```
...
#
# COMPILER
#
CTYPE=RelWithDebInfo
CMODULES=static
CSCRIPTS=static
AC_CCACHE=true
...
```
On commit `b843a5626af62c070a3b7ea75143f62bc764495f` (fix(Conf): Modules should compile (#11983))
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i restarted a build
rektbyfaith
06-08-2022, 08:27 PM #22Archived author: Ashk • Posted: 2022-06-08T20:27:15.722000+00:00
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i restarted a build
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Hmm
rektbyfaith
06-08-2022, 08:28 PM #23Archived author: samantha • Posted: 2022-06-08T20:28:30.527000+00:00
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Hmm
Original source
wtf looks good, i just add in my .wslconfig a limitation on processors number lmao
rektbyfaith
06-08-2022, 08:28 PM #24Archived author: Ashk • Posted: 2022-06-08T20:28:49.151000+00:00
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wtf looks good, i just add in my .wslconfig a limitation on processors number lmao
Original source
wsl strange behaviour i guess
rektbyfaith
06-08-2022, 08:29 PM #25Archived author: Ashk • Posted: 2022-06-08T20:29:08.097000+00:00
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wsl strange behaviour i guess
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Im out of ideas :/
rektbyfaith
06-08-2022, 08:29 PM #26Archived author: samantha • Posted: 2022-06-08T20:29:27.171000+00:00
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Im out of ideas :/
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Yeah.. Same here, I thought that perhaps purging everything related to the project in docker and starting from scratch would work but its the same. Checked Github to see if there are anyone else raising issues regarding the docker process to get up and running but nope. Perhaps running it in docker isn't that common perhaps?
Next thing I will do tomorrow after work is setting up a clean VM running Ubuntu 20.04 with docker and see if I can get it running like that to narrow things down. My main host is running Pop 22.04 but my base assumption is that shouldn't really affect the components in play here when wrapped in a container.
But then, this is quite a lot more complex in regards to containerisation that what I'm used from researching at work.
rektbyfaith
06-08-2022, 08:39 PM #27Archived author: Inquizarus • Posted: 2022-06-08T20:39:32.561000+00:00
Original source
Yeah.. Same here, I thought that perhaps purging everything related to the project in docker and starting from scratch would work but its the same. Checked Github to see if there are anyone else raising issues regarding the docker process to get up and running but nope. Perhaps running it in docker isn't that common perhaps?
Next thing I will do tomorrow after work is setting up a clean VM running Ubuntu 20.04 with docker and see if I can get it running like that to narrow things down. My main host is running Pop 22.04 but my base assumption is that shouldn't really affect the components in play here when wrapped in a container.
But then, this is quite a lot more complex in regards to containerisation that what I'm used from researching at work.