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johnstcn opened this issue Jun 7, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #7888
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bug: ci/deploy job fails with error #7887

johnstcn opened this issue Jun 7, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #7888
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johnstcn commented Jun 7, 2023

After #7884 the ci/deploy job has been failing with the following error:

cli/server_slim.go:33:123: cliui.Styles.Code undefined (type cliui.Styles has no method Code)

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matifali commented Jun 7, 2023

We skip the deploy job in PR tests. May it is time to have PR environments/deployments then we can catch such issues before they are merged into the main.

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johnstcn commented Jun 7, 2023

PR environments are great but have their own issues.

I don't think we actually run make build outside of the deploy job in the ci action; that would have caught the root cause of this. (At least, running a build locally reproduced the error for me.)

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matifali commented Jun 7, 2023

ok, so the issue is with the build and not deployment as the build failed.

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johnstcn commented Jun 7, 2023

Filed #7891 as a follow-up.

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