Last build seems to habe broken gitlab support

[marcells]

Last build seems to habe broken gitlab support

[marcells]

Which version did you use before your update? Maybe you can take a look at the commits of the gitlab.js file, to see what has changed.

[abyss1]

no sure to be fair. I pulled it about a little over a week ago.

Version I was running was from 7th of march or before. I actually suspect that the container update with the newer software versions was is more the issue then you code to be fair. Unless they have a hand in hand change.

[marcells]

Hm, the dependencies update might have to do something with your problem. But I looks more like that your gitlab server is returning some unexpected data. Not sure.

Do you think you can take a look on this issue and make a pull request with the fix? It's hard for me to reproduce.

[abyss1]

I can sure. I can see about giving you access to the gitlab api output aswell.

Hmmm ok so , I reverted all the changes I could see on github and rebuild the container. At this point it dawned on me that I was using containers and not a straight compiled version. So I looked and the node container also got an update. And the error at hand is actually something that comes along with the node base image I believe.

SO I will also have a look using different container images as a base for testing :)

[marcells]

Thanks for taking a look at it.

I'll check how to tag each container with a version, when something changed. So, in future everyone can go back easily, if there are any issues.

[marcells]

@abyss1 Is your issue fixed with pr #42?

[abyss1]

Jup works now, seems like the issue was related to the new base image in the end, but up and running again.

[marcells]

In future you can revert easily to the old version, cause the docker images are now versioned.
See: #40 (comment)

[johannesvaltonen]

Hi. I am receiving exactly the same exception, the difference being that there was 1 build found. This is my first time trying out this build monitor with our GitLab instance.

Here's the censored output:

09:16:09 | GitLab | url: https://our-gitlab
09:16:09 | GitLab | slugs: [ 'our-group/our-project' ]
09:16:09 | GitLab | intervals: { disabled: 3600000, empty: 60000, default: 60000 }
09:16:09 | GitLab | debug: true
09:16:09 | Check for builds...
node-build-monitor 0.9.16 is listening on port 3000
09:16:09 | GitLab | Fetching new projects...
09:16:09 | GitLab | Fetching https://our-gitlab/api/v3/projects?page=1&per_page=100
09:16:09 | 1 builds found....
crypto.js:76
  this._handle.update(data, encoding);
               ^

TypeError: Data must be a string or a buffer
    at Hash.update (crypto.js:76:16)
    at generateAndApplyETags (C:\Code\GitHub\node-build-monitor\app\monitor.js:14:18)
    at C:\Code\GitHub\node-build-monitor\app\monitor.js:168:13
    at C:\Code\GitHub\node-build-monitor\node_modules\async\dist\async.js:359:16
    at iteratorCallback (C:\Code\GitHub\node-build-monitor\node_modules\async\dist\async.js:935:13)
    at C:\Code\GitHub\node-build-monitor\node_modules\async\dist\async.js:843:16
    at C:\Code\GitHub\node-build-monitor\app\monitor.js:162:17
    at C:\Code\GitHub\node-build-monitor\app\services\GitLab.js:425:21
    at _combinedTickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:73:7)
    at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:104:9)

Any advice on how to start debugging this?

[marcells]

Hm, try to make a console.log(build) in Line 11 of app/monitor.js. Looks like there is a strange result returned from the GitLab service.

If build is null or something like this then you have to take a deeper look at the app/services/GitLab.js file and check why it returns wrong "builds".

[johannesvaltonen]

Yes, build is null there. I fiddled with the configuration, and actually noticed that this error occurs only when I have set latestBuildOnly to true. With false everything works fine.

I tried to debug a little further. In GitLab.js I never got a response from requestAllPages. The callback from the request never got invoked. I don't know how to continue from there... Any ideas?