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Okay, so I noticed that the PR branch or any branch that is not the main branch is not executing the "Publish" stage, which is where the failure occurs. I'll have to investigate why the Publish stage is failing after that commit; b46437d |
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Unchecking the "Publish to Internal" option does NOT fix it. |
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Unchecking "Publish on JitPack.io" option does NOT fix it. |
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Unchecking "Publish -> Run default commands" seems to "fix" the issue; https://jitci.com/gh/vestrel00/contacts-android/128 More investigation needs to be done!
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Okay. It seems like I wasted my time. The issue was from JitPack. Builds started passing now for no reason 🤣 https://jitci.com/gh/vestrel00/contacts-android/130 Next time stuff like this happens, I'll wait a day or two 😁 P.S. I didn't really find any hot issues in the JitPack GitHub repo that might be related to this; https://github.com/jitpack/jitpack.io/issues But then again, I only looked for less than a minute |
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So, this is weird. After this commit to main, b46437d, we get the following errors in JitCI...
Link to build: https://jitci.com/gh/vestrel00/contacts-android/124
Seems like the Gradle build succeeds but the JitPack script is failing;
Initialization script '/home/jitpack/build/deploy.gradle' line: 35
I'm investigating the issue now but if anyone comes across this and you know the solution, please leave a comment!
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