Error while Building Sync2 module

can i have a screenshot of your two local instances ?? take a full screen shot with the url bar

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oh ya thats true @reagan. let me try out more options of how to have two servers running.

@dkayiwa on child and parent instance this is what I get

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@jwnasambu youve been able to reproduce the bug on the remote servers

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How far ? I am stack at failing to sync trying other options but…

@jwnasambu as a dev , thats where you now have to chip in , and start working on the bugs .:slightly_smiling_face:

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True. I have just liked the whole experience. Am beginning to think of JSON on a serious note.

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I guess you can now start working on some tickets @jwnasambu now since you can reproduce some of the bugs.

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@jwnasambu can I have a screen shot look at your json files configuration for the general part of both instances…

@reagan Were you able to solve those failing test whilst building the sync module? And for the JSON configurations hope you are as well following the Sync2.0 User manual

Hi @dkayiwa why would the build for the sync module have test failures even after a fresh clone without any code changes done to it. Some kind of org.junit.ComparisonFailure on some of the tests. You can have a look at thisPastebin log, @reagan and @lgilbert shared the same results

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Surprisingly, I also see the same error on on atomfeed if you try to build it. It passes the same error with one test failing on the same basis org.junit.ComparisonFailure Here is a Pastebin log for it too. Failed to get the reason for these two occurrences. Does anyone else have a failure on the atomfeed?

Could this be because you are compiling on windows? Is any one on the team using a different operating system?

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@odorajonathan i have just made a commit to the atom feed module. Can you update and compile again to see what happens?

@mozzy and the rest, i have also made a commit to the sync module. Can you update and compile again to see what happens?

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@dkayiwa That didn’t go well as it gave this error log. The previous error still remians

@odorajonathan what message do you get when you run this command? git reset --hard

I get this

Admin@THe-ODoRa MINGW64 ~/atomfeed (master)

$ git reset --hard

HEAD is now at 4226a97 Adding the encoding when converting stream to string

@odorajonathan i have just made another commit. Update and compile again.