Elasticsearch - fails during gradle compile

[caffreyj]

The dockerfile for elastic search failed on an Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.15.0-134-generic s390x) running on zVM with the following error message when command docker build . is issued

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

* Where:
Build file '/tmp/elasticsearch/benchmarks/build.gradle' line: 29

* What went wrong:
A problem occurred evaluating project ':benchmarks'.
> Could not create task ':benchmarks:test'.
   > Cannot set maxParallelForks to a value less than 1.

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BUILD FAILED in 1m 22s
The command '/bin/sh -c apt-get install -y locales && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*  && localedef -i en_US -c -f UTF-8 -A /usr/share/locale/locale.alias en_US.UTF-8  && cd $SOURCE_DIR && git clone https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch && cd elasticsearch && git checkout v${ELASTICSEARCH_VER}  && wget $PATCH_URL/build.gradle  -P $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/archives/linux-s390x-tar  && mkdir -p $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/archives/oss-linux-s390x-tar && cp $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/archives/linux-s390x-tar/build.gradle $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/archives/oss-linux-s390x-tar  && mkdir -p $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/packages/s390x-deb && cp $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/archives/linux-s390x-tar/build.gradle $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/packages/s390x-deb  && mkdir -p $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/packages/s390x-oss-deb && cp $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/archives/linux-s390x-tar/build.gradle $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/packages/s390x-oss-deb  && mkdir -p $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/packages/s390x-oss-rpm && cp $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/archives/linux-s390x-tar/build.gradle $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/packages/s390x-oss-rpm  && mkdir -p $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/packages/s390x-rpm && cp $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/archives/linux-s390x-tar/build.gradle $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/packages/s390x-rpm  && mkdir -p $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/docker/docker-s390x-export && cp $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/archives/linux-s390x-tar/build.gradle $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/docker/docker-s390x-export  && mkdir -p $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/docker/oss-docker-s390x-export && cp $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/archives/linux-s390x-tar/build.gradle $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/docker/oss-docker-s390x-export  && wget $PATCH_URL/docker_build_context_build.gradle -P $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/docker/docker-s390x-build-context  && mv $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/docker/docker-s390x-build-context/docker_build_context_build.gradle $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/docker/docker-s390x-build-context/build.gradle  && wget $PATCH_URL/oss_docker_build_context_build.gradle -P $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/docker/oss-docker-s390x-build-context  && mv $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/docker/oss-docker-s390x-build-context/oss_docker_build_context_build.gradle $SOURCE_DIR/elasticsearch/distribution/docker/oss-docker-s390x-build-context/build.gradle  && wget -O - $PATCH_URL/diff.patch | git apply  && ./gradlew :distribution:archives:oss-linux-s390x-tar:assemble --parallel --illegal-access=warn && ./gradlew :distribution:docker:oss-docker-s390x-build-context:assemble  && mkdir -p /usr/share/elasticsearch  && tar -xzf distribution/archives/oss-linux-s390x-tar/build/distributions/elasticsearch-oss-${ELASTICSEARCH_VER}-SNAPSHOT-linux-s390x.tar.gz -C /usr/share/elasticsearch --strip-components 1' returned a non-zero code: 1

[cwsolee]

This looks like an intermittent problem. We saw this before but not all the time, we run this today a few times and all passed. We just finish a round of currency and about to update the dockerfile but it has nothing to do with this problem, you can try the latest and see whether you still see problem constantly. Something like this could be environment related too.