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Tested on 0.14.10.
0.14.10
Repro here:
promitor.yaml
package: name: promitor version: 2.11.2 epoch: 0 description: Bringing Azure Monitor metrics where you need them. copyright: - license: MIT dependencies: runtime: - dotnet-8 environment: contents: packages: - busybox - dotnet-8-sdk - openssf-compiler-options pipeline: - uses: git-checkout with: repository: https://github.com/tomkerkhove/promitor tag: Scraper-v${{package.version}} expected-commit: a457a98b6e2920ea2751f4d07d0d8e085946eeec - working-directory: src pipeline: - name: "Build Promitor Scraper" runs: | # Set runtime arch if [[ "${{build.arch}}" == "aarch64" ]]; then runtime_arch="arm64" elif [[ "${{build.arch}}" == "x86_64" ]]; then runtime_arch="x64" fi dotnet publish \ Promitor.Agents.Scraper/Promitor.Agents.Scraper.csproj \ --configuration release \ --output app \ --runtime linux-$runtime_arch \ --no-self-contained \ /p:Version=${{package.version}} \ -p:DebugSymbols=false \ -p:DebugType=none mkdir -p "${{targets.contextdir}}"/usr/lib cp -dr app "${{targets.contextdir}}"/usr/lib/promitor mkdir -p "${{targets.contextdir}}"/usr/bin ln -s /usr/lib/promitor/promitor "${{targets.contextdir}}"/usr/bin/promitor - uses: strip
make package/promitor
Failed to open usr/bin/promitor: open usr/bin/promitor: no such file or directory
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Tested on
0.14.10
.Repro here:
promitor.yaml
:make package/promitor
Failed to open usr/bin/promitor: open usr/bin/promitor: no such file or directory
logThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: