Dies in misterious ways about django-jenkins

[kmmbvnr]

Try to debug better.

Did you run ./manage.py jenkins locally on your computer?

Try to connect over ssh, su jenkins, go to workspace, and run the ./manage.py jenkins on your jenkins server.

If not help, describe you steps, and attach jenkins console log

[camilonova]

Hi,

i did run ./manage.py jenkins local and remotely, but none of them works, even the jenkins console log its not telling anything because there is no output from that command, i do some search and i find that if the command does not terminate in 0 jenkins will treat that as an error, and actually i execute it and then 'echo $?' and it prints 1

Tell me what else can i do to help

[kmmbvnr]

Set breakpoints or print statements in django_jenkins/tasks/*.py files and see what tasks is executed and what is not.

Problem could be in pylint task, check args passed to lint.Run

You can try also run ./manage.py pylint from command line and see what happens

[camilonova]

Im installing it again but i get errors installing Django as a requirement of django-jenkins you should not list django as requirement, or im wrong?

Also im trying to run ./manage.py pylint and gets:

Unknown command: 'pylint'
Type 'manage.py help' for usage.

[kmmbvnr]

why? django is definitely requires for django-jenkins

[camilonova]

I can execute:

$ pylint --version
No config file found, using default configuration
pylint 0.23.0,
astng 0.21.1, common 0.55.0
Python 2.6.6 (r266:84292, Sep 15 2010, 15:52:39)
[GCC 4.4.5]

So the package is installed.

[camilonova]

Other django packages does not list django as a requirement, should be obvious, no?

Take a look at setup.py of django-compressor for example, they dont list django as requirement, maybe that can give strage errors.

What you think?

[kmmbvnr]

i mean run .manage.py pylint - build in with django-jenkins pylint command, not pylint itself

I don't care about other django packages. django-jenkins have clear requirement django>=1.2 and did not work with earlier django versions.

[camilonova]

If i execute that command (./manage.py pylint) i get this output:

Unknown command: 'pylint'
Type 'manage.py help' for usage.

[kmmbvnr]

It means you have no django_jenkins installed.

[camilonova]

I have been done more testing, seems like django-jenkings tests the INSTALLED_APPS and not just the PROJECT_APPS, i try to take a look at the code and can't find a way to try this, can you confirm if this could be the problem?

[kmmbvnr]

django_jenkins definetelly looks for PROJECT_APPS

[camilonova]

It should have an error message when in your apps dont have any models.py or tests.py thats why it was not working.