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Not sure if its my setup or not, but something's up with the dev files at https://drupal.org/project/openatrium:
- http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/openatrium-7.x-2.x-dev-core.tar.gz
- http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/openatrium-7.x-2.x-dev-core.zip
The 7.x-2.0-beta4 files seem to download ok, but the 7.x-2.x-dev do not. This may be due to new files being loaded, but it's been an issue for the last 12 hours or so.
Cheers.
Comments
Comment #1
m.schwarzenberg CreditAttribution: m.schwarzenberg commentedNow it works.
Comment #2
hazit CreditAttribution: hazit commentedHi there - thanks for responding.
The same problem seems to exist for me - tested on 2 different browsers.
Both the links above give a download with a file size of 0, whereas you get the full archive for the 7.x-2.0-beta4 files.
Comment #3
kae76 CreditAttribution: kae76 commentedI'm having the same issue
I've posted against this issue: https://drupal.org/node/2107919#comment-7951851
see below:
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Trying to dl the latest dev version as requested in comment #3: https://drupal.org/node/2107919#comment-7949521
I'm getting a not found error, so I am blocked from testing this further.
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Comment #4
dsnopek@mpotter, et al:
I've had this happen with my distributions when I put something in the make file that Drupal.org didn't like, for example: a library that isn't in the Drupal.org whitelist, patch that didn't apply, bad URL, etc. Sometimes it's even things that will work via "drush make" but Drupal.org breaks on.
I can't remember exactly where it is, but there is some place under your project page where it'll show you the actual error.
I don't know if this is related to OpenAtrium's problem, but I hope that helps!
Comment #5
kae76 CreditAttribution: kae76 commentedAs documented in comment #3 I'm blocked
Thankfully mpotter advised:
Steps I took to manually update dev:
.1 Grabbing Open Atrium Dev from git:
.2 To add Drupal.org drush to my commands:
.3 To build the dev site form Drush make:
You can do all of these next steps in the command line however I had brain freeze and defaulted to an easier process :)- Opened Finder and backed up my
- in the
- copied contents of
- I ssh into my Vagrant box
www
folder with my current beta4 site intemp-dir
I deleted the sites foldertemp-dir
and over wrote in to currentwww
folderThis worked to update my version of Open Atrium.
Comment #6
mpotter CreditAttribution: mpotter commentedMarking this as fixed because of the great #5 comment with the procedure on what to do when drupal.org messes up.
The distribution packager on Drupal.org tries to build the -dev version each night. But it's very finicky and can fail for a number of reasons. Unfortunately it never sends any notification to anybody about why it fails (or even that is *has* failed).
I've added a Jenkins job to our process to test the drupal.org -dev release every morning. This tells me what it is failing, but still not why.
As dsnopek mentioned, it's often some sort of missing dependency that other testing will uncover. But it's also just part of the normal life of working with Drupal. -dev versions are not meant to be 100% reliable.
Would be nice to see the packager improved to email error reports when it fails and to give the maintainer a way to trigger a new build. Not likely to see these changes until drupal.org moves to D7.
Comment #7
kae76 CreditAttribution: kae76 commented@mpotter thanks for complimenting my documentation in #5 It's nice to be acknowledged. :-)
I wonder if it needs to go anywhere useful? - as Im aware this happens a lot, not sure where to put it though