No need to try anything else. I'll see if I can fix the problem. The option is a new one I added this week to try and reduce testing hard drive space.
Any progress on this? I can obviously disable things like pre-compiled-headers and fix things that way, but that feels like the wrong fix to me (longer compile times etc). Thanks, John.
Could you try locally and add the "--remove-test-targets" option?
I've been trying, but regression.py bombs out for me in:
self.git_command( 'submodule foreach', '"git reset --quiet --hard; git clean -fxd"')
Git complains it doesn't understand "--hard;" - note the semi-colon. This is under the windows command prompt. I've just submitted a pull request to tentatively fix this, but how do I run the script locally without the remote version getting downloaded and overwriting my changes?
In any event you put your finger right on the issue - running bjam with the --remove-test-targets option results in the same failures I see online. Any idea what's changed?
Many thanks, John.
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