Re: unit tests / cirrus ci fails

From: Philippe Blain <levraiphilippeblain@gmail.com>
Date: Jul 10, 2021, 20:42 UTC
Message-ID: <dba84da7-f6ec-37b3-4322-378af9249d54@gmail.com>
In-Reply-To: <db030e49-edb0-8f4b-0e51-a89b2a4a47a8@gigacodes.de>

Hi Fabian,

Le 2021-07-09 à 12:04, Fabian Stelzer a écrit :

> The new tests themselves are failing now and i have no idea why on freebsd :/
> Are there detailed logs publicly available from the CI runs?

the logs should be accessible on the "Checks" tab of your PR
  if you are logged into GitHub. But I don't think there is more
to see than what's shown there.

> Or is my only option to set up a freebsd 12 vm to try to replicate this?
> Does the ci simply run "make test" or is there another mechanism involved?
>

I managed to log into the Cirrus-CI FreeBSD VM using tunshell [1]. I found out about it at [2]. Here's the commit in my fork [3]

0. Create a Cirrus-CI account and give it access to your fork of Git
1. Create the tunshell session at [1]
2. Run the local script on your local host
3. Copy the remote script in '.cirrus.yml' in you branch
    (ex. as the first step of the "test_script:" section), commit and push to GitHub
4. wait for the build to start on Cirrus and the tunshell client on your machine
    should connect you to the VM.
5. Go to /tmp/cirrus-ci-build in the VM to find the git.git checkout

Caveat: your public IP will be viewable in the Cirrus log.

[1] https://tunshell.com/go [3] https://github.com/phil-blain/git/commit/b47d803ee1ba83100702cb80c93e18c74d787dce [2] https://github.com/cirruslabs/cirrus-ci-docs/issues/432