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Python 3.12.4: Extract downloaded archive; gzip: stdin: not in gzip format #886
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Same thing with 3.13.0b2:
https://github.com/pypa/pip/actions/runs/9443536250/job/26007467646 Both 3.12.4 and 3.13.0-beta.2 were released on https://github.com/actions/python-versions a couple of hours ago: |
Seems like the header is incorrect?
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the same with macos and win archives :
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The file is completely garbled. It mostly consists of |
I have noticed this is working in |
The hosted runners have an cached toolchain with multiple versions of python already installed. The action is using that instead downloading an version. GitHub hosted is running on 50Gb+ VMs in Azure to minimize download and install cycles. Edit: |
macOS runners can't extract the 3.12.4 tarball properly it seems. actions/setup-python#886
Ah, nice spotting. However it's weird that the deflate header is kept as-is while the |
The That is the symbol you usually see when UTF-8 is being displayed as ASCII. It looks the files have been treated as text causing all the non-ASCII (i.e. binary) data being treated as unprintable characters thus corrupting it in the process. |
This might be related to the This commit is dated on May 22nd whereas the last previous release is from May 9th |
This removes Node.js 16 deprecation warnings
Hello @frenck |
The hashes do not match at all.
The files are also double in size than the previous versions because of the corruption. The source archives are fine.
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Download artifact will corrupt files if there are any matching file names when merging multiple, this looks suspiciously like that. actions/download-artifact#298 |
The manifest that holds broken releases has been reverted by @HarithaVattikuti : actions/python-versions#282 This removes actions/python-versions#285 should resolve the issue. |
* Update xcode to 15.4 * update runners * remove `arch -x86_64` for python * use python 3.12.3 as a workaround for actions/setup-python#886 * do not specify arch
Hello Everyone, we merged the fix for this issue. Please validate from your end and confirm. |
Thanks @aparnajyothi-y, I can confirm the latest release / manifest fixes the issue in #863 (some GH-hosted workers) and #884 (all GH-hosted workers). |
All looks good for us at flake8-pyi and typeshed now -- thanks @aparnajyothi-y! |
CI now passes at |
Some good confirmations above. Can confirm it works on our end too. Closing the issue for that reason. Thanks for the fix! ❤️ ../Frenck |
* Update xcode to 15.4 * update runners * remove `arch -x86_64` for python * use python 3.12.3 as a workaround for actions/setup-python#886 * do not specify arch
macOS runners can't extract the 3.12.4 tarball properly it seems. actions/setup-python#886
macOS runners can't extract the 3.12.4 tarball properly it seems. actions/setup-python#886
macOS runners can't extract the 3.12.4 tarball properly it seems. actions/setup-python#886
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https://github.com/home-assistant/core/actions/runs/9442844577/job/26006478894?pr=119255
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actions/setup-python@v5.1.0
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3.12 (resulting in 3.12.4 right now)
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https://github.com/home-assistant/core/blob/159503b8d37fbc46a353287416a640ad07c2cced/.github/workflows/ci.yaml#L230-L235
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