I use freight to add new packages from the docker repos every hour.
The newest deb is downloaded, and added to freight and the downloaded file is then cleaned up.
but it seems like freight is not cleaning up the freight.$$.XXXXX working directory when the hard linking fails:
I use freight to add new packages from the docker repos every hour. The newest deb is downloaded, and added to freight and the downloaded file is then cleaned up.
but it seems like freight is not cleaning up the freight.$$.XXXXX working directory when the hard linking fails:
This problem however, only occurs when freight-add is called useing a subprocess in a python script.
It seems the trap statement in
freight-add
is not firing correctly?