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Dashboard status #53
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Temporary failure due to unreachable internet resource during system dependency installation. Re-running the workflow fixed the issues. |
in Details here: epiforecasts/epiforecasts.github.io#29 Latest runs are working fine. |
while trying to save history. It is probably a temporary GitHub outage since more recent runs work fine but I'll investigate if this keeps happening. |
I've added a step to run |
Re-run worked fine. |
In "Set up job" step. More recent runs work fine. |
Latest runs are fine. |
We get:
I can reproduce locally with various methods. I'm not sure if it's down or if they made it private 🤔. |
It might be related to the maintenance announced on https://cran.r-project.org/:
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while trying to commit historical data githubstatus.com says:
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In "Set up job" preliminary step. That's a new one 🤷 but following runs are fine. |
Very informative error message: "This job failed" 😂 https://github.com/r-hub/cransays/actions/runs/8282109436/job/22662185459 |
Pandoc download error
Can't close now, as the new run isn't done. |
For some reason, this specific run was super slow: 1h 34m 42s, which means the next run finished before, and committing historical data failed with the following message:
This is something to consider if we increase the refresh rate, and the historical data snapshot rate in the same movement, as suggested in #76. |
Same issue as the previous comment. I'll submit a PR to make it more robust. |
Same issue as the previous two times. Should be fixed by #86. |
in save history job. I suspect #86 wasn't the right fix since artifacts will always overwrite the previous ones. If jobs timings make it so that jobs from two different runs pull the same artifact, there will be nothing to commit. |
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I can reproduce locally. Let's wait to see if it's temporary or if they're shutting down the ftp access. |
It seems to be resolved now. |
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