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However, the installation fails with the following error message:
Run php-actions/phpunit@v3
Run set -e
Building PHP 8.1 with extensions: ...
docker: invalid env file (/dev/fd/63): variable 'Available CPUs: 6' contains whitespaces
Run 'docker run --help' for more information
Error: Process completed with exit code 125.
Expected behavior:
The process should pass
Additional context:
I have forked this repo and debugged the --env-file <( env| cut -f1 -d= ) step and found the following
BLACKSMITH_STORE_STATS=System Statistics:
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Available CPUs: 10
Jobs by Process ID:
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PID 2055811: 13 jobs
Total: 13 jobs across 1 process
Devices by Process ID:
-----------------
PID 2055811: 13 devices
Total: 13 devices across 1 process
This is causing the docker process to fail
I have reached out to Blacksmith support to advise them of this, however I think that this action should also be sanitizing or otherwise checking the env values it reads
This action runs correctly on the github standard runners, I have also tested it on blacksmiths x86 runners with the same error being observed.
I have opened a PR with a patch for this process.
There is a linked issue php-actions/composer#128 that also has this problem
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
I encountered an issue while using php-actions/phpunit@v3 in my GitHub Actions workflow. The workflow is set up as follows:
This is running on a blacksmith.sh arm runner
However, the installation fails with the following error message:
Expected behavior:
The process should pass
Additional context:
I have forked this repo and debugged the --env-file <( env| cut -f1 -d= ) step and found the following
This is causing the docker process to fail
I have reached out to Blacksmith support to advise them of this, however I think that this action should also be sanitizing or otherwise checking the env values it reads
This action runs correctly on the github standard runners, I have also tested it on blacksmiths x86 runners with the same error being observed.
I have opened a PR with a patch for this process.
There is a linked issue php-actions/composer#128 that also has this problem
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: