I noticed yesterday that a router-pr job was stuck on Jenkins. A shell into the node showed that the workplace/router-pr/vendor/ directory was owned by root, a problem we'd seen before. Deleting the directory let the job continue to run, but it immediately recreated the owned-by-root problem.
I noticed yesterday that a
router-pr
job was stuck on Jenkins. A shell into the node showed that theworkplace/router-pr/vendor/
directory was owned by root, a problem we'd seen before. Deleting the directory let the job continue to run, but it immediately recreated the owned-by-root problem.