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new version of poetry breaks workflow #22
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I came here to mention the same thing. The version of Poetry released yesterday is major version 2.0.0 which, of course, has a lot of breaking changes. It would be a good idea to pin the version used here in the Dockerfile to the last major 1.x.x version at least until the Poetry team can sort some of the bugs out or this repo can verify compatibility with 2.x.x of Poetry. |
If the CD workflow had published a static docker image to dockerhub, and used that for the action instead of rebuilding the container each time, that would be an even better fix |
I've been going crazy on this over 24 hours now. Good to know I'm not the only one experiencing this... |
@rondefreitas static Docker doesn't look as solution because if any dependency hasn't fixed version during docker build than it could be crashed in any time. |
For anyone who needs this in the short term, I've published a fork of this on marketplace... Use the action |
Please don't remove your fork after its updated here 🙏 |
When i run in my github action with the updated master code getting the below error, is it poetry install --no-root , causing issue..? docker: Error response from daemon: failed to create task for container: failed to create shim task: OCI runtime create failed: runc create failed: unable to start container process: error during container init: exec: "/app/entrypoint.py": permission denied: unknown. |
@phillipleblanc I'll leave it in place for a while, but I didn't plan to keep the fork up to date or support using it that way long term... I just needed to fix broken workflows |
For anyone looking to reference a release associated with an organization rather than a user, we've published two new versions in a fork under the Slicer organization 🚀 Huge thanks to @OlivierCloudar and @lasith-kg for their respective contributions in PRs #21 and #19 🙏 v1.2.3See https://github.com/Slicer/jinja2-action/releases/tag/v1.2.3 Includes v1.2.4See https://github.com/Slicer/jinja2-action/releases/tag/v1.2.4 Includes For more details, check out the Slicer/jinja2-action repository. Important In the future, we may archive the |
This became necessary due to cuchi/jinja2-action#22 to keep updating our homebrew formula
This became necessary due to cuchi/jinja2-action#22 to keep updating our homebrew formula
This became necessary due to cuchi/jinja2-action#22 to keep updating our homebrew formula
This became necessary due to cuchi/jinja2-action#22 to keep updating our homebrew formula
This became necessary due to cuchi/jinja2-action#22 to keep updating our homebrew formula
This became necessary due to cuchi/jinja2-action#22 to keep updating our homebrew formula
This became necessary due to cuchi/jinja2-action#22 to keep updating our homebrew formula
I am not clear what is going on here, the code is merged and a release has not been cut. |
@cuchi per prior comment, any chance we can get a release bump? It can be dangerous to put |
Sorry for the delay, the latest release is available with the fixes. Thank you all! |
@cuchi Thanks for taking the time to work on this 🙏 💯 |
The command '/bin/sh -c pip install poetry && poetry config virtualenvs.create false && poetry install' returned a non-zero code: 1
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