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More baseline CI issues #644
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@LewisGaul do you have an idea of what triggered this? Is it an upgrade of podman or an upgrade of the github actions VM? I guess that if it was only the github actions VM, we wouldn't get errors like "Error: unknown flag: --shm-size". So a podman upgrade did removed/renamed some arguments, is that correct? |
So the obvious problem here is the CI setup has started getting an old version of podman for some reason. For some reason the first failing run only installed the old version of podman in some of the test matrix runs, hence some passing. I can look into fixing the podman install step. The docker buildx failure seems completely unrelated - I'm not familiar with what that testcase is doing. |
From the passing run: |
Seems like with "ubuntu-latest" specified we suddenly started getting 22.04 rather than 24.04 sometimes... Should be fixed by specifying "ubuntu-24.04", we'll just want to update this when 26.04 comes along. Turns out this fixes the podman issues but not the buildx one: https://github.com/LewisGaul/python-on-whales/actions/runs/11443129964/job/31835066804 |
@gabrieldemarmiesse any insight into the buildx issue? |
The buildx issue still remains |
It looks like perhaps the (now old) image hash in the testcase has been removed... I'm not sure what the hash was intending to point to though - I tried updating to a hash from |
Tests failing in #641, #642, #643
These all look like issues related to breaking docker/podman changes...
tests/python_on_whales/components/test_system.py::test_prune_prunes_network[podman]
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