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Windows actions fail #773
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I could verify the the python default application is set, so that is crossed out as possible problem. |
I printed out the command that fails on the test_command and can't find anything weird:
I verified that findstr.exe is available at the given location on the instance. |
A couple of tests I ray (temporarily) that passed:
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I was under the impression that the PATH limit is exceeded in cmd so I tried this:
No luck. |
The above does not clear it yet.
So I am trying to use the new |
env: did not work either. |
Also tried windows-2016. Same result. |
Trying a different route by using a clean docker windows image the installs the needed dependencies from scratch. |
Getting somewhere. |
I opened up feedback on actions at: |
Working PR at #781 |
Closing as windows tests are now passing in docker-based workflow. |
Our actions fail on windows. Only the cmake test is supposed to fail
But it was skipped in #772 so we should actually pass.
In reality we fail additional 4 tests:
test_build_custom (powershell)
- Usually is not being run due to a dependency on g++ and make, which is kindly provided by the github actions instance. We have to probably deal with it or try to skip it no matter what (assuming that mingw is not a supported path)test_build_whack (pwsh)
- Something wrong with the environment!?test_command (cmd)
- I assume that python is not the default application for .py and hence the PATHEXT variable has not effect.test_command_returncode (cmd)
Same as beforeLogs as seen on https://github.com/nerdvegas/rez/runs/272706733
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