On 03/05/2014 09:42 AM, David C. Rankin wrote:
> All,
> 
>   It looks like all the hard work on the renaming and debugging payed off. After
> the soft freeze, end-to-end build on Arch built 112/115 packages (tdebase failed
> due to a reverted patch 'tdebase-kdesktop-systemd.diff' [so that didn't really
> count]). That leaves only 2 failures out of 115 packages. The failure were expected:
> 
>   makepkg --> FAILED for libtqt-perl at Mar  5 02:00:13
>   makepkg --> FAILED for tdebase at Mar  5 02:44:06  (patch removal)
>   makepkg --> FAILED for kstreamripper at Mar  5 06:53:12
> 
>   That means the only reason the keyboard was ever touched after starting the
> build was due to the tdebase failure (it being mandatory to the buildscript
> continuing). So except for the patch on tdebase, tde would have built end-to-end
> without any user interaction. That's refreshing.
> 
>   katesort appears to have built as part of tdeaddons, and kxmleditor was
> patched in from a local source. Testing can now begin.
> 
>   Good job Darrell, Slavek, Francios, all!
> 
Whoop!

  x86_64 build run - 1st end-to-end build with no user intervention and no
mandatory FTBFS killing the build:

Script Execution Time: 07:39:39

19:18 phoinix:~> grep FAIL /dat_e/tde/log/build/bldlog_x86_64-20140305-101958.txt
      makepkg --> FAILED for libtqt-perl at Mar  5 11:04:13
      makepkg --> FAILED for kstreamripper at Mar  5 15:42:23

113/115 successful packages built!

completed packages:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Trinity#Complete_packages_.28current.29

Now if it works, we're golden :)

-- 
David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.