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This is kind of weird as the the /home/runner/work/semver-tag-from-pr-integration-infra/semver-tag-from-pr-integration-infra (which is GITHUB_WORKSPACE) gets mounted as /github/workspace into the container. This should then lead the binary to fail, since it looks for $GITHUB_WORKSPACE (which is still /home/runner/...), but the repo is actually in /github/workspace.
Possilby GH behind the scenes manipulates the $GITHUB_WORKSPACE for the container to point to something else, or there is some other magic in place. For now we simply mount $GITHUB_WORKSPACE as $GITHUB_WORKSPACE.
This should have no major impact, as users which want to clone the repository into a different can always set the repo-storage-path-overwrite parameter
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For some odd reason when using runs.using=docker, GH generates the following command, which seems to work:
(for full example see here)
This is kind of weird as the the
/home/runner/work/semver-tag-from-pr-integration-infra/semver-tag-from-pr-integration-infra
(which is GITHUB_WORKSPACE) gets mounted as/github/workspace
into the container. This should then lead the binary to fail, since it looks for $GITHUB_WORKSPACE (which is still /home/runner/...), but the repo is actually in/github/workspace
.Possilby GH behind the scenes manipulates the $GITHUB_WORKSPACE for the container to point to something else, or there is some other magic in place. For now we simply mount $GITHUB_WORKSPACE as $GITHUB_WORKSPACE.
This should have no major impact, as users which want to clone the repository into a different can always set the
repo-storage-path-overwrite
parameterThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: