Open ChristoWolf opened 1 year ago
I cannot verify this currently, but this might be fixed by this agent bug fix.
Same issue here.
I am hitting same issue. What circumstances make it hang?
I'm experiencing a very similar issue with a different task (in my case https://www.unitydevops.com/) - the problem here is that Unity.exe - a complex program outside our control - leaves some child processed alive when it exists cleanly. The executable cleanly ends with Exit Code 0 but then Azure Pipelines still waits indefinitely until it times out and considers the task failed.
Unfortunately, Azure Pipelines offers not info about which child process is still running and offers no means to kill the child processes. Following some discussion on various forums, I would even have assumed that it should kill child processes by default and provide some info (error?) about that.
Finding same issues with Specflow and chrome driver staying active.
Hi @rvairavelu!
Are there any news regarding this issue?
Hi guys.
Having same problem here when running multiple test projects. Any workarounds available?
Is it the same problem reported on https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/27106 and https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/9452?
Required Information
Question, Bug, or Feature?
Type: Bug
Enter Task Name: DotNetCoreCLI@2
Environment
Issue Description
Instead of showing the current execution time as usual, executing the
test
command via the DotNetCoreCLI@2 task shows100%
while hanging indefinitely (until the configured timeout triggers), and not traces of the log can be found anywhere (there are bits and pieces of the log in the agent's_diag/pages
folder, but nothing complete).This happens when a child process of
dotnet
locks its IO stream(s), anddotnet test
reportsTask logs
N/A