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@marcprux I keep running into either one of these 2 issues - I am not well-versed in GitHub Action environments, but it does seem like an issue with the test environment, not a problem with the test code or feature code. It looks like it might a fluke, maybe running into quotas or just the GH infrastructure being overtaxed? I gave it a rest overnight, but same behavior this morning Specifically:
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This is a rather notorious intermittent issue with running tests in GitHub actions. It has always been a problem, but it recently started occurring more frequently. My solution has always been to just re-run the CI job (or issue a bogus commit to trigger the CI again in the case of a PR where you don't have permission to re-start it). As it happens, I've found that simple running …but it needs a bit more work before it can be merged (since it includes some other improvements). So for the time being, I'm afraid you'll just need to re-run the CI when you hit that particular glitch 🫤 |
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Does the Android environment error fall into the same "just retry" category? ( I have force-run the CI test a dozen times over the last couple of days, but fell into the Android environment error every time I am lucky enough to escape the iOS environment issue curse (every ~4 attempts). Meanwhile the Really baffling :( I'd welcome any insight |
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@marcprux The original iOS + Android environment errors are no longer affecting the CI environment (at least for now), but I am now consistently hitting a hardware compatibility issue in the Android CI environment ( To my knowledge there is nothing in the new code that would have this effect? I have limited understanding of how hardware selection works in the GH Actions, but this really looks like an Action issue I looked at the logs for the scheduled CI Action running on |
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Yeah, this is a new issue we're hitting since I updated (skiptools/actions#8) the workflow actions to use the new I was too hasty in merging that and making it the default runner mode. I just reverted back to using the older ReactiveCircus launcher (which has its own set of issues, but at least is more mature and stable) and made a new release v1.6.13 of the actions, so your next push should at least use the more stable runner for testing. Let me know if you continue running into the errors. Sorry for the trouble; I know it can be frustrating to run into CI issues like this. |
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This is looking good! Once we manage to get CI to pass, I'll go ahead and merge.
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Can you explain this? Is there some reason the identified needs to go from a String to a SHA1 hash to a fixed UUID? Is this just to derive a deterministic UUID from the String identifier?
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Just to derive a deterministic UUID from the String identifier.
If I remember correctly there was a little bit gymnastics required because the UUID is not bridge-friendly but the required identifier type for iOS's WKWebsiteDataStore
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This prevents Compose test initialization crashes in Robolectric (Build.FINGERPRINT == null) while avoiding direct org.robolectric compile-time dependency in androidTest.
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I keep consistently hitting this @marcprux any ideas? I think we can exclude random glitches as an explanation given the consistency From GH Action logs |
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This is looking good to me now that CI passes. How much local testing of this have you done? Are you confident that it is ready to go? |
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