Closed kt218 closed 2 years ago
@kt218 Was this only issue with CircleCI the ubuntu image? If so, I would do this separately and then merge the dependabot PRs separately.
@kt218 let's try to merge this, can you push it again? Not sure why the checks haven't run.
@ccadar I've tried doing a different merge request but it appears that it doesn't perform the check either.
@ccadar I assume something change on Circle CI's side.
Can you look at https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/troubleshooting-common-issues/ ?
@ccadar I think I triggered the check now, by manually doing it through CircleCI ui and it appears there's an issue with the last line in config.yml
Do you know how to fix that line?
@ccadar I'm unsure about the issues, it looks like it's related to apt-get and some repository issue. I'm trying some changes to see if it will fix the issue.
I think there are two issues here: the CI failing (which might be fixed by your changes) and the CI not being triggered at all. Right?
Yes, there's 2 issues. I'm still unable to fix the 1st issue. I'm looking around to see why apt-get is interfering with ansible. As for CI not getting automatically triggered, it might be some setup on CircleCI side that not entirely fixed from the last time the api key was changed.
@kt218 I think I solved the issue of the CI not being triggered from the CircleCI UI. But I'm still confused as to why there are two checks, "workflow" and "ci/circleci:build"
I think they are the same, since ci/circle: build is under workflow when looking through the Checks tab on github.
@ccadar It's a bit ugly but I've resolved the first issue with CI failing, by making sure that the CI always grabs the latest public key for heroku.
Great! Just squash the commits to config.yml and we can merge it
@ccadar Commits squashed to config.yml
@kt218 Don't close the dependabot PRs for now; I'd like to understand why the CI does not trigger for forked repositories.
Hey @kt218 may I please ask you to squash all of the commits together with an explanation on the updates?