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BuildID: 2750
Status: OK
Image: melezhik/sparrow:debian
Worker status: OK
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Date: 26.01.2023 @ 01:35
Time elapsed: 191 sec
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SCM: https://github.com/melezhik/Distribution-Builder-Cmake.git
Git sha: fad9d96
Git comment: Add 2022.04

image:
  - melezhik/sparrow:debian
tasks:
  -
    name: main
    default: true
    language: Raku
    code: |
      use Text::Table::Simple;
      my @columns = ("Rakudo Version", "Status", "Time", "Linux Dist");
      my @rows;
      my $fail = False;
      for config()<tasks><multi-versions><state><list><> -> $i {
        @rows.push: [ $i<version>, $i<status>,  $i<time>, os() ];
        $fail = True unless $i<status> eq "OK";
      }
      my @table = lol2table(@columns,@rows);
      .say for @table;
      die "some tests failed" if $fail == True;
    depends:
      -
        name: multi-versions
  -
    name: multi-versions
    language: Raku
    config:
      list:
        - 2022.04
        - 2022.07
        - 2022.12
    code: |
      my @state;
      for config()<list><> -> $v {
        my $s = %( version => $v );
        if "{cache_root_dir()}/{$v}_ok".IO ~~ :e {
          $s<status> = "OK";
        } else {
          $s<status> = "FAIL";
        }
        if "{cache_root_dir()}/{$v}_time".IO ~~ :e {
          $s<time> = "{cache_root_dir()}/{$v}_time".IO.slurp();
        } else {
          $s<time> = "NA";
        }
        @state.push: $s;
      }
      update_state %( list => @state );
    init: |
      for config()<list><> -> $v {
        run_task("test", %( version => $v ));
      }
    subtasks:
      -
        name: test
        language: Bash
        init: |
          ignore_error
        code: |
          set -e
          echo "Linux version: $os"
          curl -sL https://rakudo.org/dl/rakudo/rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz \
          -o rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz
          tar -xzf rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz          
          eval "$(rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc/scripts/set-env.sh)"
          which raku
          which zef
          raku --version
          zef --version
          
          cd source/
          zef install . --deps-only --test-depends --build-depends --/test -to=home         
          /usr/bin/time -f "%E real,%U user,%S sys | CPU Percentage: %P" -o "${cache_root_dir}/${version}_time" \
          zef test --debug . && touch "${cache_root_dir}/${version}_ok"
          
    depends:
      -
        name: install-deps
  -
    name: install-deps
    language: Bash
    code: |
      sudo apt-get install -y time 
      zef install --/test Text::Table::Simple

[35m01:33:14[0m :: [repository] - index updated from https://sparrowhub.io/repo/api/v1/index
run stage: run
[1;36m[task run: task.bash - tasks/install-deps][0m
[1;36m[dump code: task.bash][0m
[1] sudo apt-get install -y time 
[2] zef install --/test Text::Table::Simple
[3] 
[1;36m[task stdout][0m
[35m01:33:17[0m :: Reading package lists...
[35m01:33:17[0m :: Building dependency tree...
[35m01:33:17[0m :: Reading state information...
[35m01:33:17[0m :: The following NEW packages will be installed:
[35m01:33:17[0m ::   time
[35m01:33:17[0m :: 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[35m01:33:17[0m :: Need to get 50.8 kB of archives.
[35m01:33:17[0m :: After this operation, 132 kB of additional disk space will be used.
[35m01:33:17[0m :: Get:1 http://deb.debian.org/debian bullseye/main amd64 time amd64 1.9-0.1 [50.8 kB]
[35m01:33:18[0m :: Fetched 50.8 kB in 0s (1252 kB/s)
[35m01:33:18[0m :: Selecting previously unselected package time.
[35m01:33:18[0m :: (Reading database ... 
[35m01:33:18[0m :: (Reading database ... 5%
[35m01:33:18[0m :: (Reading database ... 10%
[35m01:33:18[0m :: (Reading database ... 15%
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[35m01:33:18[0m :: (Reading database ... 95%
[35m01:33:18[0m :: (Reading database ... 100%
[35m01:33:18[0m :: (Reading database ... 19016 files and directories currently installed.)
[35m01:33:18[0m :: Preparing to unpack .../time_1.9-0.1_amd64.deb ...
[35m01:33:18[0m :: Unpacking time (1.9-0.1) ...
[35m01:33:18[0m :: Setting up time (1.9-0.1) ...
[35m01:33:19[0m :: ===> Searching for: Text::Table::Simple
[35m01:33:29[0m :: ===> Installing: Text::Table::Simple:ver<0.1.0>:auth<github:ugexe>
[1;36m[task stderr][0m
[35m01:33:29[0m :: debconf: delaying package configuration, since apt-utils is not installed
[35m01:33:29[0m :: ===> Updating fez mirror: https://360.zef.pm/
[35m01:33:29[0m :: ===> Updated fez mirror: https://360.zef.pm/
[35m01:33:29[0m :: ===> Updating rea mirror: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Raku/REA/main/META.json
[35m01:33:29[0m :: ===> Updated rea mirror: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Raku/REA/main/META.json
[35m01:33:02[0m :: [repository] - index updated from https://sparrowhub.io/repo/api/v1/index
run stage: run
[1;36m[task run: task.bash - tasks/multi-versions][0m
[1;36m[dump code: task.bash][0m
[1] set -e
[2] echo "Linux version: $os"
[3] curl -sL https://rakudo.org/dl/rakudo/rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz \
[4] -o rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz
[5] tar -xzf rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz          
[6] eval "$(rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc/scripts/set-env.sh)"
[7] which raku
[8] which zef
[9] raku --version
[10] zef --version
[11] 
[12] cd source/
[13] zef install . --deps-only --test-depends --build-depends --/test -to=home         
[14] /usr/bin/time -f "%E real,%U user,%S sys | CPU Percentage: %P" -o "${cache_root_dir}/${version}_time" \
[15] zef test --debug . && touch "${cache_root_dir}/${version}_ok"
[16] 
[1;36m[task stdout][0m
[35m01:33:31[0m :: Linux version: debian
[35m01:33:33[0m ::                            Adding Rakudo to PATH
[35m01:33:33[0m ::                           =======================
[35m01:33:33[0m :: 
[35m01:33:33[0m :: Paths successfully added.
[35m01:33:33[0m :: 
[35m01:33:33[0m :: ================================================================================
[35m01:33:33[0m ::  =========                                                             __   __
[35m01:33:33[0m ::   ||_|_||                =============================                (  \,/  )
[35m01:33:33[0m ::   || # ||                 Welcome to the Raku Console                  \_ O _/
[35m01:33:33[0m ::   || # ||                =============================                 (_/ \_)
[35m01:33:33[0m :: 
[35m01:33:33[0m :: This console has all the tools available you need to get started using Raku.
[35m01:33:33[0m :: 
[35m01:33:33[0m :: Rakudo provides an interactive command line interpreter (a so called Read Eval
[35m01:33:33[0m :: Print Loop, REPL for short) you can use to quickly try out pieces of Raku code.
[35m01:33:33[0m :: Start it by typing:
[35m01:33:33[0m :: 
[35m01:33:33[0m ::     raku
[35m01:33:33[0m :: 
[35m01:33:33[0m :: If you already have a Raku program in a file, you can run it by typing:
[35m01:33:33[0m :: 
[35m01:33:33[0m ::     raku path/to/my/program.raku
[35m01:33:33[0m :: 
[35m01:33:33[0m :: To install additional modules you can use the Zef module manager:
[35m01:33:33[0m :: 
[35m01:33:33[0m ::     zef install Some::Module
[35m01:33:33[0m :: 
[35m01:33:34[0m :: https://rakudo.org/           - The home of this implementation of Raku.
[35m01:33:34[0m :: https://raku.land/            - Go here to browse for Raku modules.
[35m01:33:34[0m :: https://docs.raku.org/        - The Raku documentation.
[35m01:33:34[0m :: https://web.libera.chat/#raku - The Raku user chat. Talk to us!
[35m01:33:34[0m :: 
[35m01:33:34[0m ::                               Happy hacking!
[35m01:33:34[0m :: 
[35m01:33:34[0m :: ================================================================================
[35m01:33:34[0m :: 
[35m01:33:34[0m :: /var/.sparrowdo/env/main/.sparrowdo/rakudo-moar-2022.04-01-linux-x86_64-gcc/bin/raku
[35m01:33:34[0m :: /var/.sparrowdo/env/main/.sparrowdo/rakudo-moar-2022.04-01-linux-x86_64-gcc/share/perl6/site/bin/zef
[35m01:33:34[0m :: Welcome to Rakudo™ v2022.04.
[35m01:33:34[0m :: Implementing the Raku® Programming Language v6.d.
[35m01:33:34[0m :: Built on MoarVM version 2022.04.
[35m01:33:53[0m :: v0.14.5
[35m01:34:09[0m :: ===> Testing: Distribution::Builder::Cmake:ver<0.0.1>:auth<zef:rawleyfowler>
[35m01:34:10[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] Testing with plugin: Zef::Service::Shell::prove+{<anon|1>}
[35m01:34:10[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] t/01-basic.rakutest .. 
[35m01:34:10[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] ok 1 - replace me
[35m01:34:10[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] 1..1
[35m01:34:10[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] ok
[35m01:34:10[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] All tests successful.
[35m01:34:10[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] Files=1, Tests=1,  1 wallclock secs ( 0.02 usr  0.00 sys +  1.30 cusr  0.11 csys =  1.43 CPU)
[35m01:34:10[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] Result: PASS
[35m01:34:10[0m :: ===> Testing [OK] for Distribution::Builder::Cmake:ver<0.0.1>:auth<zef:rawleyfowler>
[1;36m[task stderr][0m
[35m01:34:10[0m :: All candidates are currently installed
[1;36m[task run: task.bash - tasks/multi-versions][0m
[1;36m[dump code: task.bash][0m
[1] set -e
[2] echo "Linux version: $os"
[3] curl -sL https://rakudo.org/dl/rakudo/rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz \
[4] -o rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz
[5] tar -xzf rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz          
[6] eval "$(rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc/scripts/set-env.sh)"
[7] which raku
[8] which zef
[9] raku --version
[10] zef --version
[11] 
[12] cd source/
[13] zef install . --deps-only --test-depends --build-depends --/test -to=home         
[14] /usr/bin/time -f "%E real,%U user,%S sys | CPU Percentage: %P" -o "${cache_root_dir}/${version}_time" \
[15] zef test --debug . && touch "${cache_root_dir}/${version}_ok"
[16] 
[1;36m[task stdout][0m
[35m01:34:10[0m :: Linux version: debian
[35m01:34:12[0m ::                            Adding Rakudo to PATH
[35m01:34:12[0m ::                           =======================
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m :: Paths successfully added.
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m :: ================================================================================
[35m01:34:12[0m ::  =========                                                             __   __
[35m01:34:12[0m ::   ||_|_||                =============================                (  \,/  )
[35m01:34:12[0m ::   || # ||                 Welcome to the Raku Console                  \_ O _/
[35m01:34:12[0m ::   || # ||                =============================                 (_/ \_)
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m :: This console has all the tools available you need to get started using Raku.
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m :: Rakudo provides an interactive command line interpreter (a so called Read Eval
[35m01:34:12[0m :: Print Loop, REPL for short) you can use to quickly try out pieces of Raku code.
[35m01:34:12[0m :: Start it by typing:
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m ::     raku
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m :: If you already have a Raku program in a file, you can run it by typing:
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m ::     raku path/to/my/program.raku
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m :: To install additional modules you can use the Zef module manager:
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m ::     zef install Some::Module
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m :: https://rakudo.org/           - The home of this implementation of Raku.
[35m01:34:12[0m :: https://raku.land/            - Go here to browse for Raku modules.
[35m01:34:12[0m :: https://docs.raku.org/        - The Raku documentation.
[35m01:34:12[0m :: https://web.libera.chat/#raku - The Raku user chat. Talk to us!
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m ::                               Happy hacking!
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m :: ================================================================================
[35m01:34:12[0m :: 
[35m01:34:12[0m :: /var/.sparrowdo/env/main/.sparrowdo/rakudo-moar-2022.07-01-linux-x86_64-gcc/bin/raku
[35m01:34:12[0m :: /var/.sparrowdo/env/main/.sparrowdo/rakudo-moar-2022.07-01-linux-x86_64-gcc/share/perl6/site/bin/zef
[35m01:34:12[0m :: Welcome to Rakudo™ v2022.07.
[35m01:34:12[0m :: Implementing the Raku® Programming Language v6.d.
[35m01:34:12[0m :: Built on MoarVM version 2022.07.
[35m01:34:33[0m :: v0.14.5
[35m01:34:49[0m :: ===> Testing: Distribution::Builder::Cmake:ver<0.0.1>:auth<zef:rawleyfowler>
[35m01:34:49[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] Testing with plugin: Zef::Service::Shell::prove+{<anon|1>}
[35m01:34:49[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] t/01-basic.rakutest .. 
[35m01:34:49[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] ok 1 - replace me
[35m01:34:49[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] 1..1
[35m01:34:49[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] ok
[35m01:34:49[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] All tests successful.
[35m01:34:49[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] Files=1, Tests=1,  0 wallclock secs ( 0.02 usr  0.00 sys +  1.18 cusr  0.09 csys =  1.29 CPU)
[35m01:34:49[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] Result: PASS
[35m01:34:49[0m :: ===> Testing [OK] for Distribution::Builder::Cmake:ver<0.0.1>:auth<zef:rawleyfowler>
[1;36m[task stderr][0m
[35m01:34:50[0m :: All candidates are currently installed
[1;36m[task run: task.bash - tasks/multi-versions][0m
[1;36m[dump code: task.bash][0m
[1] set -e
[2] echo "Linux version: $os"
[3] curl -sL https://rakudo.org/dl/rakudo/rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz \
[4] -o rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz
[5] tar -xzf rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc.tar.gz          
[6] eval "$(rakudo-moar-$version-01-linux-x86_64-gcc/scripts/set-env.sh)"
[7] which raku
[8] which zef
[9] raku --version
[10] zef --version
[11] 
[12] cd source/
[13] zef install . --deps-only --test-depends --build-depends --/test -to=home         
[14] /usr/bin/time -f "%E real,%U user,%S sys | CPU Percentage: %P" -o "${cache_root_dir}/${version}_time" \
[15] zef test --debug . && touch "${cache_root_dir}/${version}_ok"
[16] 
[1;36m[task stdout][0m
[35m01:34:50[0m :: Linux version: debian
[35m01:34:50[0m ::                            Adding Rakudo to PATH
[35m01:34:50[0m ::                           =======================
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m :: Paths successfully added.
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m :: ================================================================================
[35m01:34:50[0m ::  =========                                                             __   __
[35m01:34:50[0m ::   ||_|_||                =============================                (  \,/  )
[35m01:34:50[0m ::   || # ||                 Welcome to the Raku Console                  \_ O _/
[35m01:34:50[0m ::   || # ||                =============================                 (_/ \_)
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m :: This console has all the tools available you need to get started using Raku.
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m :: Rakudo provides an interactive command line interpreter (a so called Read Eval
[35m01:34:50[0m :: Print Loop, REPL for short) you can use to quickly try out pieces of Raku code.
[35m01:34:50[0m :: Start it by typing:
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m ::     raku
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m :: If you already have a Raku program in a file, you can run it by typing:
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m ::     raku path/to/my/program.raku
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m :: To install additional modules you can use the Zef module manager:
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m ::     zef install Some::Module
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m :: https://rakudo.org/           - The home of this implementation of Raku.
[35m01:34:50[0m :: https://raku.land/            - Go here to browse for Raku modules.
[35m01:34:50[0m :: https://docs.raku.org/        - The Raku documentation.
[35m01:34:50[0m :: https://web.libera.chat/#raku - The Raku user chat. Talk to us!
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m ::                               Happy hacking!
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m :: ================================================================================
[35m01:34:50[0m :: 
[35m01:34:50[0m :: /var/.sparrowdo/env/main/.sparrowdo/rakudo-moar-2022.12-01-linux-x86_64-gcc/bin/raku
[35m01:34:50[0m :: /var/.sparrowdo/env/main/.sparrowdo/rakudo-moar-2022.12-01-linux-x86_64-gcc/share/perl6/site/bin/zef
[35m01:34:50[0m :: Welcome to Rakudo™ v2022.12.
[35m01:34:50[0m :: Implementing the Raku® Programming Language v6.d.
[35m01:34:50[0m :: Built on MoarVM version 2022.12.
[35m01:34:51[0m :: v0.14.5
[35m01:34:54[0m :: ===> Testing: Distribution::Builder::Cmake:ver<0.0.1>:auth<zef:rawleyfowler>
[35m01:34:55[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] Testing with plugin: Zef::Service::Shell::prove+{<anon|1>}
[35m01:34:55[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] t/01-basic.rakutest .. 
[35m01:34:55[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] ok 1 - replace me
[35m01:34:55[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] 1..1
[35m01:34:55[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] ok
[35m01:34:55[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] All tests successful.
[35m01:34:55[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] Files=1, Tests=1,  1 wallclock secs ( 0.02 usr  0.00 sys +  1.12 cusr  0.07 csys =  1.21 CPU)
[35m01:34:55[0m :: [Distribution::Builder::Cmake] Result: PASS
[35m01:34:55[0m :: ===> Testing [OK] for Distribution::Builder::Cmake:ver<0.0.1>:auth<zef:rawleyfowler>
[1;36m[task stderr][0m
[35m01:34:55[0m :: All candidates are currently installed
[1;36m[task run: task.raku - tasks/multi-versions][0m
[1;36m[dump code: task.raku][0m
[1] my @state;
[2] for config()<list><> -> $v {
[3]   my $s = %( version => $v );
[4]   if "{cache_root_dir()}/{$v}_ok".IO ~~ :e {
[5]     $s<status> = "OK";
[6]   } else {
[7]     $s<status> = "FAIL";
[8]   }
[9]   if "{cache_root_dir()}/{$v}_time".IO ~~ :e {
[10]     $s<time> = "{cache_root_dir()}/{$v}_time".IO.slurp();
[11]   } else {
[12]     $s<time> = "NA";
[13]   }
[14]   @state.push: $s;
[15] }
[16] update_state %( list => @state );
[17] 
[1;36m[task stdout][0m
[35m01:32:32[0m :: [repository] - index updated from https://sparrowhub.io/repo/api/v1/index
run stage: run
source directory does not yet exist, download source archive from storage
[35m01:32:35[0m :: [repository] - installing pack-unpack, version 0.000001
[1;36m[task run: task.bash - unpack source archive][0m
[1;36m[dump code: task.bash][0m
[1] set -e
[2] 
[3] file=$(config file)
[4] dir=$(config dir)
[5] 
[6] echo "tar -xzf $file "
[7] 
[8] tar -xzf $file
[9] 
[10] if test $dir; then
[11]   ls -l $dir
[12] fi
[13] 
[14] 
[1;36m[task stdout][0m
[35m01:32:37[0m :: tar -xzf source.tar.gz 
[1;36m[task run: task.raku - tasks/main][0m
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[1] use Text::Table::Simple;
[2] my @columns = ("Rakudo Version", "Status", "Time", "Linux Dist");
[3] my @rows;
[4] my $fail = False;
[5] for config()<tasks><multi-versions><state><list><> -> $i {
[6]   @rows.push: [ $i<version>, $i<status>,  $i<time>, os() ];
[7]   $fail = True unless $i<status> eq "OK";
[8] }
[9] my @table = lol2table(@columns,@rows);
[10] .say for @table;
[11] die "some tests failed" if $fail == True;
[12] 
[1;36m[task stdout][0m
[35m01:35:00[0m :: O----------------O--------O--------------------------------------------------------O------------O
[35m01:35:00[0m :: | Rakudo Version | Status | Time                                                   | Linux Dist |
[35m01:35:00[0m :: O================O========O========================================================O============O
[35m01:35:00[0m :: | 2022.04        | OK     | 0:02.28 real,3.13 user,0.34 sys | CPU Percentage: 152% | debian     |
[35m01:35:00[0m :: | 2022.07        | OK     | 0:01.97 real,2.75 user,0.32 sys | CPU Percentage: 155% | debian     |
[35m01:35:00[0m :: | 2022.12        | OK     | 0:02.22 real,3.01 user,0.31 sys | CPU Percentage: 149% | debian     |
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