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Overgrowing of the toolchains.xml on the self-hosted runners #530
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On self-hosted runners toolchains.xml may survive multiple runs and unexpectedly grow as a result of the toolchains setup simply appending the JDK definition even if one with the same `type` and `provides.id` already exists. Restructuring the parsing step and filtering the potentially existing list of toolchain definitions prevents this and also fixes toolchain.xml files that already contain duplicates. Fixes actions#530
On self-hosted runners toolchains.xml may survive multiple runs and unexpectedly grow as a result of the toolchains setup simply appending the JDK definition even if one with the same `type` and `provides.id` already exists. Restructuring the parsing step and filtering the potentially existing list of toolchain definitions prevents this and also fixes toolchain.xml files that already contain duplicates. Fixes actions#530
On self-hosted runners toolchains.xml may survive multiple runs and unexpectedly grow as a result of the toolchains setup simply appending the JDK definition even if one with the same `type` and `provides.id` already exists. Restructuring the parsing step and filtering the potentially existing list of toolchain definitions prevents this and also fixes toolchain.xml files that already contain duplicates. Fixes actions#530
I am getting this weird issue as well, and from the logs it seems this file is already 41k lines.
If I delete this file does the job will able to repair it? |
The file should be recreated and then grow again; the only problem is if you added custom information to it manually. You'd have to redo that part. However, what you probably could do as a workaround is a run a custom shell step at the end of the job to delete this file and have it re-created again during setup-java execution. |
Description:
Every time build runs setup-java adds a new toolchain element to toolchains.xml. Even it already exists.
Thanks @cyrillzadra for mentioning this issue.
Task version:
v3
Platform:
Runner type:
Repro steps:
Run actions several times in a row and check the
toolchains.xml
file.Expected behavior:
The
toolchains.xml
should have only none identical toolchains records.Actual behavior:
The
toolchains.xml
has several (in relation to number of action runs) identical toolchains records.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: