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Upcoming runner-admin / broker / run / results / launch service support #96

Open ChristopherHX opened 1 year ago

ChristopherHX commented 1 year ago

Based on GitHub Changelog https://github.com/actions/runner/issues/886#issuecomment-1669631425, they aim to make the breaking change on July 31, 2023 end of August / early September timeframe and start to send the new RunnerJobRequest message.

actions/runner protocol changes

github/actions-runner-admin

broker

github/actions-run-service (written in go source)

github/actions-results-service (written in go source(1) and source(2))

launch service (github/actions-dotnet based)

This runner changes

This change could make all current github-act-runner releases unusable and you are forced to update from old releases.

ChristopherHX commented 1 year ago

I wonder how I could test the new protocol, until it is live. Theoretically jobs from RunnerJobRequest can work right now in the main branch, but maybe I made a mistake.

At least with https://github.com/ChristopherHX/github-act-runner/pull/126 I assume it should work.

ChristopherHX commented 1 year ago

There has been an update to the timeline of the breaking change: https://github.com/actions/runner/issues/886#issuecomment-1669631425

Thank you all for being patient with us. 🙇🏼‍♂️ As bryanmacfarlane mentioned earlier, we are almost there for this feature, since this involves some pretty significant changes on our end, we are being careful in the process, and we are currently addressing a few scale concerns. We'd like to do some load testings as well. The current ETA for beta testing this feature is end of August / early September timeframe. Again thank you very much for using Actions and being patient while we make these changes.

The next weeks are safe from the coming breaking change.

ChristopherHX commented 1 year ago

Another update, self-hosted runners can be affected (if that date is actually correct and they don't postpone it again) starting with 12. September 2023 on github.com src: https://github.blog/changelog/2023-08-29-github-actions-review-network-access-settings-for-the-self-hosted-runners/. At least the changelog entry reads to imply some server change like moving the protocol over to the new backend.

ChristopherHX commented 1 year ago

:warning: Release <= v0.6.4 has a bug, which prevents uploading logs via results service.

Partial testing now possible, results receiver endpoint now defined.

github-actions[bot] commented 10 months ago

Warning github-act-runner may stopped working!, please investigate (resolved)

nwf-msr commented 10 months ago

FWIW, I just ran our snmalloc workflow that uses github-act-runner and things look fine, so that alert may just be a local thing in the regression test.

ChristopherHX commented 10 months ago

It was an outage of the deb repository used for installing the runner, until now we are still using the good old protocol. The only thing changed is that the GitHub Actions Services are now powered by .net (core) and Kestrel (a new http header appeared)

ChristopherHX commented 8 months ago

Status Update

They seem to officially target Q1 2024 for this change now...

Long waiting to be hit by announced backend changes

ChristopherHX commented 7 months ago

Alert Regression Public beta of Actions streaming logs with backscroll seem to break live logs.

Logs still appear if the job finished and you refresh the page.

Maybe this runner need to start to also do dual upload of step updates to both old and new backed like the official runner.

ChristopherHX commented 7 months ago

Release v0.6.8 fixes the live log issue, consider updating to resolve the regression using the beta backend

ChristopherHX commented 2 months ago

(Test) Rollout for a breaking service change has been seen in the wild https://github.com/ChristopherHX/github-act-runner/issues/186

Waiting for beeing affected to implement and test this change in the runner

Resolved in v0.8.0, the next wave is ahead