[Rock-dev] [rock] #236: tarball package directory deletion not followed by checkout

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#236: tarball package directory deletion not followed by checkout
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 Reporter:  alco01     |      Owner:  rock-dev-mailing-list
     Type:  defect     |     Status:  new
 Priority:  normal     |  Milestone:
Component:  toolchain  |   Keywords:  autoproj tarball
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 Hi,

 during autoproj update I was prompted for the deletion of external/yaml-
 cpp and answered 'yes' in order to get the new version. I would expect
 autoproj to check out said package immediately. Sadly nothing happened,
 which I did not notice at first.


 {{{
 aconquest at laborratte-ad:~/dev/rock.master.1.9/gui/vizkit$ autoproj update
   Access method to import data from gitorious.org (git, http or ssh): git
   Which prepackaged software (a.k.a. 'osdeps') should autoproj install
 automatically (all, ruby, os, none) ? all
   autodetecting the operating system
   looking for RubyGems updates
   updating autoproj main configuration
 autoproj: updating remote definitions of package sets
   updating rock.toolchain
   updating rock
   updating rock.tutorials
   rock.toolchain: auto-importing orocos.toolchain
   updating orocos.toolchain
   rock.toolchain: auto-importing rock.base
   updating rock.base

   WARN: osdeps definition for qtruby, previously defined in
 autoproj/remotes/rock.toolchain/rock.osdeps-ruby19 overridden by
 autoproj/remotes/rock/rock.osdeps-ruby19
 autoproj: loading ...
 run 'autoproj reconfigure' to change configuration options
 and use 'autoproj switch-config' to change the remote source for
 autoproj's main build configuration
   Which flavor of Rock do you want to use ? master
   Do you need compatibility with OCL ? (yes or no): false
   the target operating system for Orocos/RTT (gnulinux or xenomai):
 gnulinux
   which CORBA implementation should the RTT use ? omniorb
   should we delete /home/aconquest/dev/rock.master.1.9/external/yaml-cpp
 to update external/yaml-cpp to 0.3.0 ?
     a new tarball for external/yaml-cpp is now selected, and I therefore
 need to delete the
     current directory to update. If you say no, the build will continue
 but I will ask
     you again next time. [no] yes
   deleted /home/aconquest/dev/rock.master.1.9/external/yaml-cpp: a new
 archive version is available

 autoproj: importing and loading selected packages
   updating base/numeric
   updating base/orogen/interfaces
   ...

 }}}

 I opened a new shell and started builing gui/vizkit manually. Then it
 started checking out external/yaml-cpp.


 {{{
 aconquest at laborratte-ad:~/dev/rock.master.1.9/gui/vizkit/ruby/test$
 autoproj build gui/vizkit
   Access method to import data from gitorious.org (git, http or ssh): git
   Which prepackaged software (a.k.a. 'osdeps') should autoproj install
 automatically (all, ruby, os, none) ? all

   WARN: osdeps definition for qtruby, previously defined in
 autoproj/remotes/rock.toolchain/rock.osdeps-ruby19 overridden by
 autoproj/remotes/rock/rock.osdeps-ruby19
 autoproj: loading ...
 run 'autoproj reconfigure' to change configuration options
 and use 'autoproj switch-config' to change the remote source for
 autoproj's main build configuration
   Which flavor of Rock do you want to use ? master
   Do you need compatibility with OCL ? (yes or no): false
   the target operating system for Orocos/RTT (gnulinux or xenomai):
 gnulinux
   which CORBA implementation should the RTT use ? omniorb

 autoproj: importing and loading selected packages
   checking out external/yaml-cpp
 autoproj: building and installing packages
   configuring CMake build system for external/yaml-cpp | configuring CMake
 build system for image_processing/jpeg_conversion
   configuring CMake build system for image_processing/jpeg_conversion |
 configuring CMake build system for drivers/aggregator
 }}}

 I have a hunch that this is not supposed to happen.

 Regards

 Allan

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