[Cdash] [EXTERNAL] Multiple labels on a single buildfailure

[Wolfenbarger, Paul R]

I found the issue here (although I am unsure why it works without the extra labels – should trace that down.)  There is a patch included here – if you would prefer a different format let me know.

Thanks!

diff -w newCDash/models/buildfailure.php Cdash-2-0-2/models/buildfailure.php
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<     // Insert the arguments if we have any
<     if(!empty($argumentids))
<       {
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>     // Insert the argument
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Paul


From: <Wolfenbarger>, "Wolfenbarger, Paul R" <prwolfe at sandia.gov<mailto:prwolfe at sandia.gov>>
Date: Friday, March 29, 2013 2:18 PM
To: "Cdash at public.kitware.com<mailto:Cdash at public.kitware.com>" <Cdash at public.kitware.com<mailto:Cdash at public.kitware.com>>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] [Cdash] Multiple labels on a single buildfailure

Am I missing this or is there a way to do this without re-writing the xml_handler?  As it stands now I get one label or I get an sql error relating to the command I don't have in the failure block.  We are writing and submitting our own xml so valid schemas or examples are much more useful than ctest input decks.

Basically I have

    <Failure type="Error">
      <Action>
        <TargetName>junkName</TargetName>
        <Language>vacpp.compile.c++</Language>
        <OutputFile>/weird/path/to/results/TrashMain.o</OutputFile>
        <SourceFile>junk/TrashMain.cpp</SourceFile>
      </Action>
      <Result>
        <StdOut>"You messed up you idiot".</StdOut>
      </Result>
      <Labels>
        <Label>L2</Label>
        <Label>L1</Label>
        <Label>L4</Label>
        <Label>L3</Label>
      </Labels>
    </Failure>

Any ideas would be most welcome.  So far I think I will just have to change the xml_handler to keep track of more than one label at a time.

Thanks!

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