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Regression of python tests in Jammy CI - "Could not find executable" #401

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scpeters opened this issue Apr 1, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #402 or gazebosim/gz-cmake#223
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scpeters commented Apr 1, 2022

Environment

  • OS Version: Ubuntu 22.04
  • Source or binary build? source build of main branch since 3a2147c

Description

  • Expected behavior: python tests pass
  • Actual behavior: all python tests fail:
          Start 109: Angle_TEST.py
  Could not find executable 
  Looked in the following places:
  
  
  Release/
  Release/
  Debug/
  Debug/
  MinSizeRel/
  MinSizeRel/
  RelWithDebInfo/
  Unable to find executable: 
  RelWithDebInfo/
  Deployment/
  Deployment/
  Development/
  Development/
  109/162 Test #109: Angle_TEST.py .....................................***Not Run   0.00 sec

The GitHub workflow for 3a2147c on main failed, even though it had just recently passed in the pull request CI for #398. This makes me suspect that this is caused by a change in a dependency or in the base system. My first suspect is gazebosim/gz-cmake#218

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  1. build on 22.04
  2. run python tests

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scpeters commented Apr 3, 2022

a cause of the test failures is discussed in gazebosim/gz-cmake#218 (comment) and there are possible fixes in gazebosim/gz-cmake#223 and #402

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