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Run actions/cache@v2
Cache not found for input keys: Linux-node-64052880d0bdd2703b442d6a8f45cd00cd411a122739d39f746bdb7c2a9f7de5, Linux-node-
While in the previous succeeded job, it used a cache. I think somewhere, something has been updated which failed the job.
netlifly-client is not installed with a specific version, though installing an older version did not work: https://github.com/DIAGNijmegen/website-content/actions/runs/2866123267. However, it might be that even an older version was used in the cache.
I have now upgraded netlify-client, node, and sharp library which solved the problem.
Furthermore, this workflow crashed to concurrent remote changes. A manual rerun solves this issue for now.
TODO
add status badge for optimize images
backtrack netlify-client version and check if we want to set a specific version
check how we can prevent workflow crashes due to concurrent changes (check build deploy workflow)
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martvanrijthoven
changed the title
investigate why image optimization failed and how to prevent it in the future
improve optimize images workflow
Aug 17, 2022
failed job: https://github.com/DIAGNijmegen/website-content/actions/runs/2865886921
previous succeeded job: https://github.com/DIAGNijmegen/website-content/actions/runs/2780797879
The failed job did not have a cache:
Run actions/cache@v2
Cache not found for input keys: Linux-node-64052880d0bdd2703b442d6a8f45cd00cd411a122739d39f746bdb7c2a9f7de5, Linux-node-
While in the previous succeeded job, it used a cache. I think somewhere, something has been updated which failed the job.
netlifly-client is not installed with a specific version, though installing an older version did not work: https://github.com/DIAGNijmegen/website-content/actions/runs/2866123267. However, it might be that even an older version was used in the cache.
I have now upgraded netlify-client, node, and sharp library which solved the problem.
Furthermore, this workflow crashed to concurrent remote changes. A manual rerun solves this issue for now.
TODO
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: