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Build checkout fails on executors 11 and 13 #102

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vreynolds opened this issue Sep 24, 2021 · 6 comments · Fixed by #103
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Build checkout fails on executors 11 and 13 #102

vreynolds opened this issue Sep 24, 2021 · 6 comments · Fixed by #103

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@vreynolds
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Our builds started failing suddenly on executors 11 and 13 (8 still works fine) with the following error at checkout:

Directory (/home/circleci/project) you are trying to checkout to is not empty and not a git repository

They worked ~ 2hrs ago, just before the latest batch of releases 🕵️‍♀️

@rzaaeeff
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rzaaeeff commented Sep 25, 2021

Same here. SSH or Git client were removed from image accidentally.
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I think, this has been caused by #99.

@felicianotech
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Determined the issue. This is caused by the inclusion of sbt in recent images. A fix should be rolling out soon.

@felicianotech
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Hey @vreynolds, @rzaaeeff, or any of the +1s. This issue has been fixed and published. Can any of you confirm that it's actually fixed for you?

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Hey @vreynolds, @rzaaeeff, or any of the +1s. This issue has been fixed and published. Can any of you confirm that it's actually fixed for you?

Hi @felicianotech, we couldn't wait until the patch, and changed the base images. So, can't confirm right now.

@vreynolds
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@felicianotech fixed now, thank you! 🙏

@felicianotech
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Great! Thanks for the confirmation.

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