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Fix CI when using git worktree #103
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Another issue is the current docker image for the dependencies was created by a contractor, and can only be modified by that contractor. Currently it's missing a critical dependency, jemalloc. The docker image for the library image should be in a docker hub using a generic tech team account, so it can be updated and maintained. Till then, all CI test on GitHub will fail. |
Adding some context for the current issue:
Task would be to check the docker image locally, fix any build issues when running the above |
@dakotabenjamin @robsavoye @eternaltyro This is still needed or can I close the issue? |
@spwoodcock optimization is good, but this is the issue that we need to solve, that's publishing the Underpass docker image. What's needed is only the publishing of the underpass image (not UI, API, etc..). Please take a look if you can, without including other changes on directory structure or ports, so we can solve the issue and then continue with other things. |
Can you give me write access to the repo, to facilitate this please? Otherwise, read access is fine, but I also need permission to write to the package (container) registry. edit |
This is complete in #444
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What's the issue that needs to be fixed? Doesn't PR #444 solve it? |
All solved! thanks @spwoodcock |
When working on multiple branches using "git worktree", the CI fails to clone the git repository due to the path being different. This isn't a problem when using the older 'git-new-workdir", but using 'git worktree' is preferred.
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