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Can you please share postBuildActions section of the original build spec from 7.7.2?
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It looked exactly the same in 7.7.2. There was no git commit diff in that section after editing and re-saving it.
Above the postBuildActions section were properties for cpu/ram requirements which have been deleted in OneDev 7.9.2 after editing the file.
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Previous Value Current Value false
true
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This is odd. Can you please attach the original build spec file here? I've made the issue confidential, and will delete the file afterwards.
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Actually because of the upgrade issue I had I upgraded 7.7.2 -> 7.9.2 -> 7.9.3. I had seen the issue after the 7.7.2 -> 7.9.2 upgrade and have edited the file using 7.9.2. After that I did an interactive rebase and amended the commit because the build script calculates a version using git history and skips a fixed number of commits. Anyways after you had released 7.9.3 I upgraded to it and 7.9.3 still reported the same exception on startup (using the already new file produced by 7.9.2). After that I created this issue.
I have attached the current file (produced with 7.9.2) which produces this exception in 7.9.3.
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Thanks for the detailed info. Found the issue and now removed the attachment.
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Previous Value Current Value true
false
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OneDev
changed state to 'Closed' 3 years ago
Previous Value Current Value Open
Closed
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OneDev
changed state to 'Released' 3 years ago
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Released
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State changed as build #3271 is successful
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Bug
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| Priority |
Normal
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| Affected Versions |
Not Found
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I have upgraded OneDev from
7.7.2to7.9.3and upon server start the following exception is loggedAfter the upgrade I opened the OneDev build spec file, removed the receivers and added them back in. After saving the build spec the commit did not reveal any changes with regard to the notification section. Only the spec
versionhas been upgraded, theinterpreterhas been changed fromBashInterpretertoShellInterpreter+shell: bashproperty andcpu/memory requirementsproperties have been deleted because these settings to not exist anymore in the UI. So I guess something else is wrong.The build spec looks like the following (which private data being marked as
**HIDDEN**)