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12.1.0
Since 28/06/2024 around 10:00 AM (UTC), we can't validate and pack the orb with the job orb-tools/pack.
orb-tools/pack
We obtain the following error on the Validating orb step :
Validating orb
Error: Unable to validate config: failure calling GraphQL API: 401 Unauthorized Exited with code exit status 255
https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/iadvize/system-ci-cd/422/workflows/ee35824c-5240-45b1-830e-83430a574042/jobs/2846
We should obtain the following message and no error: Orb at orb.yml is valid..
Orb at
is valid.
It happened suddenly without any update of the version of the orb, without any change to our code.
I think it might be linked to the default value passed for $CIRLCE_TOKEN : dummy which doesn't seem accepted anymore.
$CIRLCE_TOKEN
dummy
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Orb version:
12.1.0
What happened:
Since 28/06/2024 around 10:00 AM (UTC), we can't validate and pack the orb with the job
orb-tools/pack
.We obtain the following error on the
Validating orb
step :https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/iadvize/system-ci-cd/422/workflows/ee35824c-5240-45b1-830e-83430a574042/jobs/2846
Expected behavior:
We should obtain the following message and no error:
Orb at
orb.ymlis valid.
.Additional Information:
It happened suddenly without any update of the version of the orb, without any change to our code.
I think it might be linked to the default value passed for
$CIRLCE_TOKEN
:dummy
which doesn't seem accepted anymore.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: