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Fix CI release step for linux-arm64 #2480

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jsjoeio opened this issue Dec 17, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by #2804
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Fix CI release step for linux-arm64 #2480

jsjoeio opened this issue Dec 17, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by #2804
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@jsjoeio
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jsjoeio commented Dec 17, 2020

As discussed briefly with @code-asher, we'd like to make some improvements to the CI workflow, specifically in the release step for linux-arm64.

Problem

The ci / linux-arm64 workflow is failing at the “Run ./ci/steps/release-packages.sh build step.

Reason

The machine has no space left.

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  • doing a shallow clone with the repo in the checkout step
  • delete the asset we download (if it build successfully)
  • deleting the node_modules directory on machine

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@jsjoeio jsjoeio added the enhancement Some improvement that isn't a feature label Dec 17, 2020
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We worked out this was caused by an accumulation of Docker images which was resolved by deleting them. Will need some kind of cleanup or a way to prevent this accumulation.

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jsjoeio commented Feb 26, 2021

last time i think i just added a docker rm $(docker ps -aq) to ci and ran that once then removed it lol
and a docker rmi $(docker images -q) as well i think

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Fixed in d48a74c

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