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The CI fails on self-hosted runners, because it tries to install KVM, but there is no sudo.
It seems to me that if the Nix was already installed, the machine is probably a self-hosted one, and there's no point trying to install KVM.
I will probably end up disabling KVM, but ideally I would be happy to have it enabled on non-self-hosted machines.
Edit:
Seems like currently the existing Nix installation is not even correctly detected.
self-hosted runners just have nix in the PATH, and do not actually require installing anything. The action is still useful if it needs to run on a Github Actions standard runner in a VM.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have a CI that have some things working on self-hosted runners, and some on normal Github runners.
Currently, after switching:
The CI fails on self-hosted runners, because it tries to install KVM, but there is no sudo.
It seems to me that if the Nix was already installed, the machine is probably a self-hosted one, and there's no point trying to install KVM.
I will probably end up disabling KVM, but ideally I would be happy to have it enabled on non-self-hosted machines.
Edit:
Seems like currently the existing Nix installation is not even correctly detected.
self-hosted runners just have
nix
in the PATH, and do not actually require installing anything. The action is still useful if it needs to run on a Github Actions standard runner in a VM.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: