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🦟 [BUG] CI build breaks #2874

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6r1d opened this issue Oct 18, 2022 · 0 comments
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🦟 [BUG] CI build breaks #2874

6r1d opened this issue Oct 18, 2022 · 0 comments
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1.5 Bug Something isn't working iroha1 The legacy version of Iroha.

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6r1d commented Oct 18, 2022

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3b190aac34

Minimum working example / Steps to reproduce

#1776 is showing the broken CI.
A similar issue happened with the previous commit: #2749.
Checks are broken here.

Actual result

Iroha 1.5 support is getting much harder.

Expected result

CI should work normally.

Notes

Vasily Zyabkin claims there are at least two possible reasons for the CI issue:

  • Cached Iroha 2 build images that were recently added take too much disk space, previously used by I1 CI. There would be more caching added for Cargo lock.
  • The self-hosted runners were removed, leaving only two. The failed jobs should've launched on said self-hosted runners, but there may be an issue with those.

He explained that a custom action like may give more disk space, for example, depot/setup-action provides 50 Gb.

It is also possible to try this action. It wasn't tested internally yet, so we'll need to check its reliability first.

Who can help to reproduce?

@iceseer
@BAStos525

@6r1d 6r1d added Bug Something isn't working 1.5 labels Oct 18, 2022
@nxsaken nxsaken added the iroha1 The legacy version of Iroha. label Apr 29, 2024
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