On 3/26/20 3:35 PM, Hal Murray via devel wrote: > Would somebody please fix and/or teach me how to do it. > > https://gitlab.com/NTPsec/ntpsec/pipelines/130148924 > had 11 failed builds.
You've raised the OpenSSL requirement to > 1.1.1a. Assuming OpenSSL is mandatory to build NTPsec, then you've dropped support for Debian oldstable, Ubuntu 18.04, and others as you noted. Edit .gitlab-ci.yml and remove the debian-oldstable-* jobs. For Ubuntu, you can either remove or comment out ubuntu-latest (in a few days, when 20.04 is released, "ubuntu:latest" should mean 20.04 instead of 18.04). Repeat for .gitlab-opttest-ci.yml. > Name: openSUSE-leap-refclocks > ... > Checking for OpenSSL > 1.1.1a : no > The configuration failed > > Name: openSUSE-leap-basic > ... > > Name: ubuntu-latest-refclocks > That must be an old Ubuntu. From the observed results, I believe latest means latest LTS. > Name: macos-refclocks > Name: macos-basic > ... I don't know what to do with this. > Name: freebsd-11-basic > Name: freebsd-11-refclocks > FreeBSD 11.3 has 1.0.2s > FreeBSD 12 works. Presumably, you would remove FreeBSD 11. > Name: cross-build > I have no idea what that is running. The logs say Ubuntu 16.04. It's not clear to me how that happens, as that job has no "image:" parameter. Maybe 16.04 is GitLab's default or something. I have no idea. -- Richard
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