Poudriere package builds for 101amd64-default have not run since 1-Jan-2017

[Simon Wright]

On 14/01/2017 15:26, Mathieu Arnold wrote:
> Le 14/01/2017 à 05:57, Simon Wright a écrit :
>> Hi all
>>
>> I sync my local ports tree to the same release as is used to build
>> packages. Checking my logs and the logs on beefy6 which is/was the
>>
>> Has anything changed with the build system or are there issues? There
>> are a few security issues in r430183 which I guess are fixed in more
>>
> Adding to what was already said, builds are often shuffled around
> without any notice, and the beefyX boxes should never be accessed
> directly, if you really need this kind of informations,
> pkg-status.freebsd.org is the place to go to.

Thanks Mathieu, that points me to the solution: pull the json file 
from pkg-status.freebsd.org instead of beefy6 and parse it for the 
build info for the jail I'm interested in. In this case whichever 
jail is building 10.x packages. That will give me the revision for 
the latest completed package-build run then I can go back to 
synching to that ports revision and building my ~30 packages with 
non-default options from that rather than the latest available.

My system is a bit of a cludge since it is not possible to directly 
pull the revision info used to build a given package or group of 
packages. Ideally this would be included in the output of pkg info 
or similar command. If we could do that, the whole process would be 
much more straightforward. I realise that trying to keep a local 
ports tree and poudriere system in sync with the build cluster will 
never be completely correct and prone to breakage, but it (mostly!) 
works for my small-scale deployment . . . .

Thanks again for the tip, have a good weekend!

Simon.

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