[Glass] Seaside Smalltalk-CI build for Gemstone runs out of temp object space

[Dale Henrichs via Glass]

That sounds good, too

On 3/28/16 5:12 PM, Paul DeBruicker via Glass wrote:
> Maybe a way to set the TimeZone for the stone to something other than PDT
> would be good.
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> GLASS mailing list wrote
>> This looks the first use-case for adding GemStone specific options to
>> the .smalltalk.ston file[1].
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>> I would imaging that I would add something like an
>> SCIGemStoneConfiguration class that would have options for
>> GEM_TEMPOBJ_CACHE_SIZE or perhaps a relative path to the gem.conf would
>> be better ...
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>> It looks like builderCI uses a default GEM_TEMPOBJ_CACHE_SIZE of
>> 100M[2]...
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>> Adding a new SCIGemStoneConfiguration class and starting off with two
>> new options: gem.conf and system.conf seems to me to be the right path ...
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>> The .smalltalk.ston file would look something like this with the new
>> options (subject to discussion with Fabio):
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>> SmalltalkCISpec {
>>     #gemstone:
>>       SCIGemStoneConfiguration {
>>         #gemConfPath : 'tests/gemstone/gem.conf',
>>         #stoneCofPath : 'tests/gemstone/system.conf'
>>       }
>>     #loading : [
>>       SCIMetacelloLoadSpec {
>>         #baseline : 'Seaside3',
>>         #directory : 'repository',
>>         #load : [ 'CI' ],
>>         #platforms : [ #pharo ]
>>       },
>>       SCIMetacelloLoadSpec {
>>         #baseline : 'Seaside3',
>>         #directory : 'repository',
>>         #load : [ 'Tests' ],
>>         #platforms : [ #squeak ]
>>       },
>>       SCIMetacelloLoadSpec {
>>         #baseline : 'Seaside3',
>>         #directory : 'repository',
>>         #onWarningLog : true,
>>         #load : [ 'CI' ],
>>         #platforms : [ #gemstone ]
>>       },
>>       SCIMetacelloLoadSpec {
>>         #baseline : 'Seaside3',
>>         #directory : 'repository',
>>         #onWarningLog : true,
>>         #load : [ 'ALL' ],
>>         #platforms : [ #gemstone ]
>>       }
>>     ]
>> }
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>> Do you think this would work for you? Any other ideas?
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>> As a side note, I anticipate that the smalltalkCI .smalltalk.ston file
>> will find a place within GsDevKit_home as both a way of specifying
>> default attributes (system.conf and gem.conf patchs) for creating stones
>> as well as supporting scripts for launching .smalltalkCI-based local
>> test runs, so the things we define here could very easily find their way
>> into usage for GsDevKit_home beyond running travis tests ...
>>
>> Dale
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>> [1] https://github.com/hpi-swa/smalltalkCI#complete-smalltalkston-template
>> [2]
>> https://github.com/dalehenrich/builderCI/blob/master/build_gemstone.sh#L193
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>> On 03/28/2016 01:35 AM, Johan Brichau via Glass wrote:
>>> Hi there,
>>>
>>> The Seaside Travis build using Smalltalk-CI runs out of temp object
>>> space [1].
>>> The travis log does not mention much, but a local run of the
>>> Smalltalk-CI build confirmed me this is the case after examining the
>>> gemnetobject log file.
>>>
>>> What would be the way to raise the GEM_TEMPOBJ_CACHE_SIZE for the GS
>>> environment in these builds?
>>> I guess this first requires to be able to setup a GsDevKit stone with
>>> a custom GEM_TEMPOBJ_CACHE_SIZE parameter? Or can we pass this to the
>>> `serverDoit` command in Tode?
>>>
>>> Johan
>>>
>>> [1] https://travis-ci.org/SeasideSt/Seaside/builds/118681121
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