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poetry install
stalls on Windows with warm cache
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Hi Andreas! I remember having the same issue when setting up the action, and I don't think I ever managed to solve it. It's a very weird issue, and stalled workflows are very hard to debug 😅 In other words, I don't really know why the cache stalls the workflow, unfortunately. If you manage to get it working with another workflow, please let me know; and if you don't I could maybe have another go at making it work sometime in the next couple of days. |
Hi Sondre, thanks for confirming our observations. I took the chance to have a short glimpse at Poetry's issue tracker and found those items to be related to indefinite hangs/stalls/freezes:
However, I did not investigate in more detail yet. With kind regards, |
I'll have a look at this, thanks! Just in case this is useful to you - have you considered trying to drop the cache step from just the Windows run? Without checking I can't be sure it's possible, but perhaps something like this could work: - name: Install dependencies
if: steps.cached-poetry-dependencies.outputs.cache-hit != 'true' and runner.os != 'Windows'
run: poetry install --no-interaction --no-root --extras=http --extras=sql --extras=excel |
We had everything working perfectly since months and our endeavor right now was actually about making Poetry environment caching also work on Windows, which didn't happen before. Apparently, this is a holy grail ;]. After adding earthobservations/wetterdienst@6d4b13f, the process just freezes one step before. So, when touching a Poetry environment after it had been restored from the cache, things go south. Side note: Recently, when working on introducing |
That's interesting, so perhaps caching the wheels is a better approach for Windows. I've re-triggered the problem here https://github.com/snok/install-poetry/runs/1757673921?check_suite_focus=true and things are starting to come back to me 😅 Debugging a process with no output is tricky. I'll try a few combinations of caching, and hopefully we'll be able to find something that works 🤞 |
Hi again, I just wanted to inform you about actions/cache#175, which I summarized at earthobservations/wetterdienst#332. @webknjaz and @pradyunsg added valuable comments at actions/cache#175 (comment) ff. why only pip's wheel cache should be cached between subsequent invocations and that neither Otherwise, you might want to at least add a note to the documentation that - while this approach gains better performance - it has fragile aspects as outlined by @huonw at stellargraph/stellargraph#1720. With kind regards, |
After reading all the issues and reflecting a little I think I will add a dedicated section to the If anyone reading this wants to make a contribution with test cases and docs, that's of course always welcome 👏 In general though, the cache problem seems like a Poetry and/or cache issue manifesting itself here, rather than it being an error in the poetry-install implementation, so until proven otherwise I think I will label this out of scope. Thanks again Andreas for the report 👍 Good luck further speeding up your workflows. |
Dear Sondre,
thanks a stack for conceiving this excellent GitHub Action.
We already pinged you within earthobservations/wetterdienst#328 yesterday, where @gutzbenj was about to switch from
Gr1N/setup-poetry
tosnok/install-poetry
. However, he was still struggling with it so he was about to move on toabatilo/actions-poetry
already.Now that I've recognized that your GitHub Action probably has solved some problems specifically related to Windows environments already, I wanted to take the chance and created earthobservations/wetterdienst#331 in order to give us a chance to investigate more closely.
The observation is:
poetry install
when running on a warm cache [2].Maybe you already have an idea what might be going wrong there? Otherwise, I kindly ask for your support here - we really would like to see that download/environment caching also works appropriately on Windows.
With kind regards,
Andreas.
[1] https://github.com/earthobservations/wetterdienst/actions/runs/507426192
[2] https://github.com/earthobservations/wetterdienst/actions/runs/507437925
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