When archiving, the file ends up getting deleted before the job is actually done. The result is that every incremental docker push log message after the file has been deleted (after the sleep period) adds a line to the logs like this:
Failed to write to log, write /tmp/docker-build-worker189515784/b0d01976-700c-47a5-6a7a-9f6ba5ff45b6/log.log: bad file descriptorFailed to write to log, write /tmp/docker-build-worker189515784/b0d01976-700c-47a5-6a7a-9f6ba5ff45b6/log.log: bad file descriptor
Rather than having that happen, I'm going to just remove archiving for now. It can always be added back later if a need is discovered.
jszwedko
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10 years ago
When archiving, the file ends up getting deleted before the job is actually done. The result is that every incremental
docker pushlog message after the file has been deleted (after the sleep period) adds a line to the logs like this:Rather than having that happen, I'm going to just remove archiving for now. It can always be added back later if a need is discovered.
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