Issues in build window after manually sshing to build machine there

[rowbearto]

FYI I'm using Patrick's commit:  https://community.slickedit.com/index.php/topic,18828.msg74731.html#msg74731 which has build date May 9, 2022.

I'm also using Qt5 version.

Maybe something with this commit makes it happen more?

[Clark]

It’s just a timing dependent problem.

[Clark]

Here's a new Qt5 installer of 26.0.2 with debug and the mods I thought of.

http://support.slickedit.com/outbound/2602/se_26000201_linux64qt5-2022-06-03.tar.gz

[rowbearto]

Thanks so much Clark! I will try it out.

Will it still fill up memory and I have to eventually exit it because consuming too much memory?

Or did you take care of that? You mentioned truncating the data in a previous post.

[Clark]

There is truncation in this one. If memory gets too large let me know and I’ll truncate it more. I shouldn’t need that much history as long as you exit when you get a debug message telling you to exit because a bug was found.

[rowbearto]

After firing it up and doing a few builds it crashed during a next build.

Look for crash_2022_06.tar.xz on support for the core dump file and user.cfg.xml

[Clark]

Messed up on truncation. Try this Qt5 installer of 26.0.2:

http://support.slickedit.com/outbound/2602/se_26000201_linux64qt5-2022-06-05.tar.gz

This installer has more truncation.

[rowbearto]

Unfortunately it is not reproducing Did you add something else besides debug, or only debug?

[Clark]

Besides debug, there is an additional fix but this fix was also in the build that Patrick made for you for Python.

[rowbearto]

FYI: I am seeing this issue in 26.0.3.1 build date June 30. I see the <SOH> doing a  build without even sshing in.

[Clark]

Here's a process buffer debug build for 26.0.3 that truncates quite a bit to reduce the size of the data:

http://support.slickedit.com/outbound/2603/se_26000301_linux64qt5-2022-07-14-process-dbg.tar.gz

I'm still hoping we get some debug data for this. With more truncation, maybe the timing won't be thrown off as much.