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More often that not, the action fails seemingly randomly with the following error message:
Error: Unable to process command '::add-matcher::./tmp.nA8912gdP6/problem-matcher.json' successfully.
Error: Could not find a part of the path '/home/runner/work/XXXX/XXXX/tmp.nA8912gdP6/problem-matcher.json'.
Would it make sense to make the problem matcher opt-out?
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I ended up on the same issue, looks like there might be a race condition between this action and GitHub, because the temp folder is removed as a cleanup step, while adding a matcher on it.
Also, about the hadolint.sh script, return codes are never checked, is there any reason for this?
Please, note that shell script will continue if a command fail. To make it exit, manually check the result of the command (using $?) or put set -o errexit (which makes the script exit as soon as a command return a non zero exit code) at the top of the script.
More often that not, the action fails seemingly randomly with the following error message:
Would it make sense to make the problem matcher opt-out?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: