Re: [PATCH] ci: remove 'Upload failed tests' directories' step from linux32 jobs

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On Thu, Sep 12, 2024 at 03:56:32AM -0400, Jeff King wrote:

> > If somebody finds a better solution (i.e., a way to extract trash
> > directories of failed tests', with actions/upload-artifact@v1), that
> > can be added later on top.
> 
> I looked at this a bit last night, but as I didn't come up with any
> useful solution, I refrained from replying. I was going to do a brief
> write-up of all of my dead ends, but after banging my head against the
> wall a bit more, I think I might actually have something. ;)
> 
> I think a better path forward is to figure out how to keep up to date
> with the upload-artifact action for all jobs. The root of the issue is
> that all of the runner images are 64-bit, and the actions aren't
> prepared to run inside a 32-bit container. They're written in javascript
> and ship with their own node.js, but it doesn't work inside the
> container due to dynamic linking issues.

So obviously that other email ended up long and full of details. What I
was originally going to say was: "OK, losing artifact uploads for
linux32 is not the end of the world, and it is important to unblock CI
now."

But I _think_ all of those details I sent add up to a possible patch
series. But it probably still makes sense to take your patch here, as it
unblocks CI in the short term. And then I can build the bigger fix on
top of that (it touches the same spot, but in the end both end up
removing that special case).

-Peff




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