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SSH error occurs when pushing a commit to a branch with an active PR while first build is running #112
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Thanks for reporting this! Will try to reproduce and fix in the next couple of days. |
Thanks! Really like Buildasaur. My team has a pretty PR-heavy workflow, so it saves us a lot of time. |
Happy to hear that! 👍 |
I happened to run into the scenario you mentioned in the second bullet point, so I tried it out and it didn't fail, so this seems to be limited to the first integration only. |
Cool, that's really helpful, thanks! |
Yeah that's a known bug, would you mind reporting that as a separate issue? That's not trivial to fix but I'd like to find a way to do it. |
Sure. |
Hi @ioveracker - I tried for an hour to reproduce this but unfortunately I couldn't. Even when I push additional commits to an existing PR which has a running Bot, the first integration gets cancelled (as it should) and the next one is kicked-off and succeeds. Can you please make sure to update to the latest Buildasaur (0.4.0), the latest Xcode (7 - release) and OS X Server (5 release) - and try again? If the issue persists, I'll keep digging. I just want to make sure it's not something that was broken in Xcode Server. Thanks! 👍 |
Hey @ioveracker, could you please give the new version a try and let me know if this persists? At the moment I don't know what I can do about this, thanks! 👍 |
Sure! Sorry for the delay. Once I finish getting Buildasaur running on El Capitan I'll give this a shot and report back. |
No worries 👍 |
This no longer occurs in 0.6.1. Instead, the existing integration is canceled and a new one is created. |
Good, that's intended behavior 👍 |
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I have logs of this (6 KB) if needed.
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