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Gitpoller: command 'rev-parse' failed with 'unknown revision or path not in the working tree'

I've just updated from an old version of Buildbot and hit this issue. Is there any planned fix or should I just roll back?

Gitpoller: command 'rev-parse' failed with 'unknown revision or path not in the working tree'

So after rolling back to my Buildbot revision I'm still seeing this error but only in the test instance I'm running. Our production instance doesn't seem to have any of...

Gitpoller: command 'rev-parse' failed with 'unknown revision or path not in the working tree'

So I've managed to replicate what's going on with a pure Git command. After lots of `log.msg()` printing, I noticed that the refs in `refs/buildbot//*` were disappearing every other time...

Gitpoller: command 'rev-parse' failed with 'unknown revision or path not in the working tree'

Ergh, this is caused because I have a global config of `fetch.prune=true`. Setting it to false and the fetch behaves correctly. I wonder if the GitPoller should be updates to...

bugfix: use os.makedirs instead of os.mkdir

This PR fixes one of the issues mentioned in #108

bugfix: use os.makedirs instead of os.mkdir

Hi @jamesbeyond @neelgala @allenjbaum, What's the official status of this repo as it seems to be pretty unmaintained? The few conversations I've had with others, admittedly very few and far...

bugfix: use os.makedirs instead of os.mkdir

OK, thanks. That's great news.

out-of-date sail ocaml version in read-the-docs

I've just run into the same issue. When compiling sail-riscv I get: ``` Syntax error: [model/riscv_sys_regs.sail]:182:25-25 182 | else [m with F = v[F], D = v[D] & v[F]] ```

pytest_load_initial_conftests not called for conftest plugins (arg manipulation)

I'll also add my vote for this not to be deprecated. Seems like it has been replaced with something that doesn't offer the same functionality.

feature: add Module.print_hierarchy

There do seem to be some nice options for pretty printing this but I'll leave that for another day. This simple indentation works for now I think. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9727673/list-directory-tree-structure-in-python