1.x: no need to run gradle assembe by travis#4183
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lgtm 👍 Their idea is to do full compilation of all modules before running tests, but in a single-module repo it doesn't make much sense anyway. |
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This says the stash is corrupt; I'm assuming the cache we use for building could be corrupt after today's massive outage. |
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Hmm, looks like limiting the clone depth went past that odd commit number (which is available here on GitHub). |
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Now we are killed with out of memory - probably due to the container-backlog. |
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By default, Travis runs
gradle assembleand if it fails, there seems to be no way to specify--stacktracefor it other than disabling it entirely. ThebuildViaTravis.shdoes a full build anyway.I'm posting this as Nebula fails in the assembly phase for some reason but by default, nothing else is printed.