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[GH-ISSUE #85] Lacks clear error / debug messaging when failure is due to /tmp not being exported #53
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Originally created by @davidalger on GitHub (Feb 18, 2020).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/nektos/act/issues/85
Tried running the new v0.2.0 build from #74 against a workflow this morning and was greeted with an error:
Tail end of the debug output from repeat run including
-vflag was following:There is no indication of what caused the failure. I've got a good bit of experience with Docker and deduced that given it's writing the file to /tmp and the trying to execute from /github it was likely trying to mount the file into the container and failing.
On my Docker Desktop setup running on macOS I had removed
/tmpand/privatefrom the list of paths in File Sharing. I reset Docker Desktop to get these paths restored to the list of shared paths, and the tool is now working. Very nice work btw! 🎉It seems to me there is probably an error message coming from the docker engine which is not bubbling up as it should in the debug/verbose output. Would consider it low priority issue as most will likely not encounter this, but figured it'd be worth mentioning at least in case someone else does.
@cplee commented on GitHub (Feb 18, 2020):
Wow, great detective work @davidalger!
@cplee commented on GitHub (Feb 25, 2020):
No longer using
/tmpbindings...everything is now managed as docker volumes