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Tracker: new EC2 Windows agents issues #892

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j-rivero opened this issue Mar 22, 2023 · 5 comments
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Tracker: new EC2 Windows agents issues #892

j-rivero opened this issue Mar 22, 2023 · 5 comments

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j-rivero commented Mar 22, 2023

Tracker for the existing issues and works related to the EC2 Windows agents. Most problems come from the bump of MSVC to 2022 and the enable of DART from vcpkg (which brings to the builds other vcpkg dependencies like urdfdom or ode).

For testing dart vs no-dart installation, a large PR that improves a lot the situation with vcpkg and caching

New compilation warnings and test errors MSVC22 + Dart:

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(note that the following will trigger recursively all compiler problems or warnings in each build but does not trigger recursively the test runs and only run test corresponding to the software under test which is the software name in the build name):

Summary of current testing builds using MSVC2022:

  • gz-sim7 Build Status
  • gz-physics6 Build Status
  • ign-gazebo6 Build Status

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j-rivero commented Apr 3, 2023

Affected by #901

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If I change back to use VS19 without dart, I've managed to stabilize the results to the same than in current situation:

  • gz-sim7 Build Status
  • gz-physics6 Build Status
  • gz-gazebo6: Build Status

We are going with this option to execute the first step of the migration.

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Some work on supporting multiple compilers #911

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