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This seems to only happen on linux. The most common reason is that somehow a timestamp is making it into an output file. We should be able to check by looking at the binary diff to find the actual difference.
We need to fix this because we can't merge a test that makes the build go red, but at the same time, this means currently when using mixed scala/java targets on linux, you will not have optimal caching (each upstream rebuild will invalidate everything downstream).
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my 2c- I thought it doesn't break on OSX just because of #74 but when I changed test_run.sh locally to use md5 (and not md5sum) it didn't break on the only_java_sources branch. I wonder what's going on there...
See example failures in #101 #106
This seems to only happen on linux. The most common reason is that somehow a timestamp is making it into an output file. We should be able to check by looking at the binary diff to find the actual difference.
We need to fix this because we can't merge a test that makes the build go red, but at the same time, this means currently when using mixed scala/java targets on linux, you will not have optimal caching (each upstream rebuild will invalidate everything downstream).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: