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My build uses the upload-artifact action that creates a zip.
I am able to unzip that file with the macOS Finder and the Ubuntu 19.04 file manager UI.
However, if I try to extract the same zip file with the Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS file manager (Nautilus) it fails:
The message reads: "There was an error extracting "socket-connect-bpf.zip". "Error opening file "{file}": Not a directory"
If I unzip the same file with:
unzip socket-connect-bpf.zip
it works as well...
I could reproduce this behavior on a second Ubuntu 18.04.2 install.
I don't know if the upload-artifact action could zip the files differently?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Ok, I'll admit this is a strange one... 😉
My build uses the upload-artifact action that creates a zip.
I am able to unzip that file with the macOS Finder and the Ubuntu 19.04 file manager UI.
However, if I try to extract the same zip file with the Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS file manager (Nautilus) it fails:
The message reads: "There was an error extracting "socket-connect-bpf.zip". "Error opening file "{file}": Not a directory"
If I unzip the same file with:
unzip socket-connect-bpf.zip
it works as well...
I could reproduce this behavior on a second Ubuntu 18.04.2 install.
I don't know if the upload-artifact action could zip the files differently?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: