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Last push is because it looks like
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Hmmm last GHA run ran out of space:
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Signed-off-by: Stewart X Addison <[email protected]>
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(Force push to squash commits and trigger another run to see if it gets the disk space error again) |
@gdams Do you think we'd be able to use larger Windows runners to resolve the space issues? I don't believe you had these problems on the earlier PR that this is based on, but perhaps the sizes have changed since then or we're consuming more space now ... I'm not quite sure how that would be charged, and it would need some EF intervention I guess to set them up on the adoptium org. |
Noting that with some extra debug in the runners appear to be showing 125GiB free at the start of the playbook runs:
(I'll update this comment when it runs the same thing at the end of the playbook) |
Github runners ( for public repos ) appear to only ship with 14Gb of disk space! |
I saw that too, although the evidence on the machine is that the WINDOWS ones have 125 (I missed the This action run suggests it had
before it goes into a black hole of doing docker stuff for 12 minutes and then falls over. but even if it's copying the entire image around I would expect that to exhaust the remaining 93GiB (Noting that those figures are coming from running the commands inside the container) |
Dropping this back to draft just now. I've manually pushed up the image created by https://ci.adoptium.net/job/win2022_docker_image_updater using the azure CLI on that machine:
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