to follow Reproducible: Always
After previous problem, moved to different PC. kmymoney/kmymoney/widgets/onlinejobmessagesview.cpp:22:38: fatal error: ui_onlinejobmessagesview.h: No such file or directory #include "ui_onlinejobmessagesview.h" Others too.
Hi Allan, can you post the hole list of errors? According to Jenkins [1] and on my system the build is okay - but I use multiple threads to compile. I rechecked the CMakeLists.txt for widgets and found a race condition. Work around: compile with multiple threads, if that does not work at the first try, hit the compile button several times. [1] http://build.kde.org/job/kmymoney_master/
(In reply to Christian David from comment #2) > Hi Allan, can you post the hole list of errors? > When my first PC threw a tantrum when building, I spent some time debugging, and trying other builds, with no improvement, eventually I decided there must be some corruption on the PC. So I copied my live work to a second PC and breathed a sigh of relief and with a fresh clone started again. When that also failed, I think panic started to set in. The first error, the 'missing' ui file, I realised was because uic hadn't yet produced it so just commented it out temporarily. There were a couple of follow -on problems which at first I thought were because of the difference between onlinejobmessagesview and onlinejobmessageview. Anyway, to cut a long sorry story short, I cannot reproduce these problems today. I also wiped my first PC and all now is sweetness and light. I'll close this bug Sorry for the noise.
Git commit cb326f89ed5aa221c79f9db4b54579f6eea4c17f by Christian Dávid. Committed on 21/02/2015 at 17:45. Pushed by christiand into branch 'master'. Moved processing of .ui file to correct target onlinejobmessagesview.ui was in the wrong target. This caused issues if the build was not done in parallel. M +4 -2 kmymoney/widgets/CMakeLists.txt http://commits.kde.org/kmymoney/cb326f89ed5aa221c79f9db4b54579f6eea4c17f
(In reply to allan from comment #3) > Anyway, to cut a long sorry story short, I cannot reproduce these problems > today. > I also wiped my first PC and all now is sweetness and light. > > I'll close this bug Sorry for the noise. Actually this bug was valid, it was not your fault! I could reproduce it by calling "make" instead of "make -j 4".