#general
- w
witty-crayon-22786
02/23/2017, 2:33 AMah, right - h
happy-kitchen-89482
02/23/2017, 3:19 AMHow much are we paying them again? - h
happy-kitchen-89482
02/23/2017, 3:19 AMFor the linux tier? - h
happy-kitchen-89482
02/23/2017, 3:21 AMI just set up CircleCI for my own project, and it was pretty straightforward. And I have a friend there who might be able to hook us up with an even better Open Source discount than the one they already have. Might be worth looking into. - w
wide-energy-11069
02/23/2017, 6:22 AM@happy-kitchen-89482 400/mo for 10 additional workers - h
happy-kitchen-89482
02/23/2017, 6:22 AMI think CircleCI might be way cheaper👍 1 - w
wide-energy-11069
02/23/2017, 6:23 AMwe can also use that to hussle with travis - h
happy-kitchen-89482
02/23/2017, 6:23 AMWell,maybe not way cheaper - h
happy-kitchen-89482
02/23/2017, 6:23 AMIt’s $50/worker after the first 4, and that’s without negotiating a further open source discount - w
wide-energy-11069
02/23/2017, 6:25 AMso we have 15 worker in travis with $400, so $26/worker. would be neat to get an offer at least - b
bright-apartment-76721
02/23/2017, 4:26 PMis there a way to ask pants to print out the java classpath it's using for an invocation of pants run against a jvm target? - b
bright-apartment-76721
02/23/2017, 4:37 PMI can run with -ldebug I guess - b
bright-apartment-76721
02/23/2017, 4:39 PMah, how does pants resolve which java to use? I have a custom java on my $PATH but it's using /usr/lib/jvm/jre/bin/java - b
bright-apartment-76721
02/23/2017, 4:42 PMoh, there's a JAVA_HOME - r
rough-sundown-61224
02/23/2017, 4:42 PMThere’s a setting in pants.ini for java platform; it normally just list constraints there, I forget what the search logic is. - b
bright-apartment-76721
02/23/2017, 4:42 PMunsetting JAVA_HOME did it - b
bright-apartment-76721
02/23/2017, 4:42 PMso I guess it checks that before it checks $PATH, which isn't unreasonable - b
bright-apartment-76721
02/23/2017, 4:50 PMseeing some other weirdness with this
invocation on my JVM binary: it never seems to quit. I see the last line of my code executing, and then pants seems to be waiting for something that never happens./pants run - b
bright-apartment-76721
02/23/2017, 4:52 PMor perhaps my code is waiting for something, but it's not multi-threaded or anything potentially waity - r
rough-sundown-61224
02/23/2017, 4:53 PMMy naive guess would be to dump the threads and find if a networking library or something left around a non-daemonized thread. - b
bright-apartment-76721
02/23/2017, 4:55 PMah I think it is my code then - b
bright-apartment-76721
02/23/2017, 4:55 PMI see something from the AWS SDK waiting - b
bright-apartment-76721
02/23/2017, 4:56 PMnot literally my code but something I'm calling - r
rough-sundown-61224
02/23/2017, 4:59 PMC'est la vie JVM.😁 1 - h
high-advantage-47550
02/23/2017, 9:50 PMhas anyone found compiling scala code (via pants or otherwise) to be slower in a docker container? - w
wide-energy-11069
02/23/2017, 9:53 PMwell docker is always a bit slower, but is it slower than usual? scalac is not more special than a combination of disk i/o and cpu work - h
high-advantage-47550
02/23/2017, 11:19 PMtrue — i’m just seeing
take many minutes in docker but seconds otherwise, was wondering if there was an obvious thing i had wrong 😛ivy-bootstrap - w
witty-crayon-22786
02/23/2017, 11:20 PMivy-bootstrap goes to the network - w
wide-energy-11069
02/23/2017, 11:21 PMit’s possible it’s getting bootstrapped everytime if you launch the same clean image - w
witty-crayon-22786
02/23/2017, 11:21 PMyea, that too.