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Unable to find sql-dist files - mysql_install_db, mysqld.pl #72
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FWIW, here is the output from the plug-in during a successful run:
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@yegor256 please pay attention to this issue |
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Hi,
I'm running into an issue on a Bamboo build agent (CentOS 6.5) where after a successful build, if I don't do a complete clean of the target directory, the files in the subject are missing. It also begs the question what even is mysqld.pl as that file doesn't appear on my development system when doing local work. Here's the relevant section of the logs:
It should be noted that I had to override the classifier bit from the plug-in as the incorrect Linux version is selected for CentOS 6.5 x64. Instead of amd64 it should be x86 as the CentOS x64 libs are in /lib64 and not in /lib as they are expected to be from the amd64 binaries:
I override the classifier via POM profiles:
It appears what may be occurring is that since the SQL distribution thinks that the binaries are already unpacked that things are not being unpacked again? However, it begs the question as to why those files would not be there after a normal build anyway. Perhaps it's something Bamboo is doing? A partial cleanup, but not a full since file descriptors are still open? Although I just checked with
lsof | grep deleted
and there were no file descriptors hanging around...Here are the contents of
target/sql-dist
post Bamboo build, prior to the cleanup I now have Bamboo do each time before a new build:You'll notice that
target/bin/sql-dist/mysqld
is not there. Yet is is there on my local development system.I find the entire thing to be quite odd. I really don't want to have to do a full clean of the build directory each time as part of the build is an Angular UI driven by Brunch (using Maven exec calls) that pulls down and compiles quite a few things via NPM and Bower. That takes quite a bit of time after a full clean.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you!
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