[Bug 1328486] Re: Click x86 chroot fails to build cmake projects

[David Planella]

** Description changed:

  I was trying to get Reminders built and running on the x86 emulator, and
  stumbled upon this issue:
  
  Steps to reproduce:
  1. Create a 14.10 x86 chroot:  sudo click chroot -a i386 -f ubuntu-sdk-14.10 create (see bug 1328436)
  2. Create an emulator instance from Qt Creator: Devices > Add emulator (arrow), then select i386 as arch, a name and press Create
  3. Once created, on the Devices tab follow the Qt Creator prompt to automatically create a Kit for the emulator
  4. Add the build dependencies to build Reminders -> Tools > Options > Maintain, then select the newly created utopic chroot
  5. On the terminal that opens, run: apt-get install libssl-dev:armhf python3
  6. Check out Reminders: bzr branch lp:reminders-app
  7. Open the Reminders CMakeLists.txt file with Qt Creator
  8. Make sure you select the emulator kit upon configuration
  9. Ensure again that on the left panel you've got the emulator kit selected
  10. Press build
  
  Actual:
  - Reminders fails to build with automoc errors: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7622792/
  
  Expected:
  - Reminders builds without errors as with any other target
  
+ Note: for a simpler CMake project to reproduce the issue on, see the
+ attached example.
+ 
  #EDIT (zeller-benjamin)
  This problem affects all projects not just reminders building for the emulator.
  It seems the x86 chroot is not able to execute the AUTOMOC step.
  This can be easily checked with logging into the chroot,
  go to a project directory and do :
  mkdir build && cd build && cmake .. && make

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Title:
  Click x86 chroot fails to build cmake projects

Status in Qt Creator plugins for Ubuntu:
  New
Status in Ubuntu Reminders app:
  New
Status in “click” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  I was trying to get Reminders built and running on the x86 emulator,
  and stumbled upon this issue:

  Steps to reproduce:
  1. Create a 14.10 x86 chroot:  sudo click chroot -a i386 -f ubuntu-sdk-14.10 create (see bug 1328436)
  2. Create an emulator instance from Qt Creator: Devices > Add emulator (arrow), then select i386 as arch, a name and press Create
  3. Once created, on the Devices tab follow the Qt Creator prompt to automatically create a Kit for the emulator
  4. Add the build dependencies to build Reminders -> Tools > Options > Maintain, then select the newly created utopic chroot
  5. On the terminal that opens, run: apt-get install libssl-dev:armhf python3
  6. Check out Reminders: bzr branch lp:reminders-app
  7. Open the Reminders CMakeLists.txt file with Qt Creator
  8. Make sure you select the emulator kit upon configuration
  9. Ensure again that on the left panel you've got the emulator kit selected
  10. Press build

  Actual:
  - Reminders fails to build with automoc errors: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7622792/

  Expected:
  - Reminders builds without errors as with any other target

  Note: for a simpler CMake project to reproduce the issue on, see the
  attached example.

  #EDIT (zeller-benjamin)
  This problem affects all projects not just reminders building for the emulator.
  It seems the x86 chroot is not able to execute the AUTOMOC step.
  This can be easily checked with logging into the chroot,
  go to a project directory and do :
  mkdir build && cd build && cmake .. && make

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