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Sciunit fails with invalid literal for int() with base 10
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Did you also try the same sequence on Ubuntu 20.04? For us, it works. Ubuntu 22.04 has been giving us some issues for a while. We are working on it during the break. So bear with us. A little more explanation on what you are trying to achieve will allow us to help you better. |
I am just trying to use sciunit in a basic example: create test3 and execute /bin/true in test3 (/bin/true should just exit 0). I'm only using Podman, so I can test on a blank-slate environment, and hopefully those errors will be reproducible. I tried in 20.04 and 18.04, same error. It can be seen executing just one line of code code (~3 mins):
So the exact sequence of commands at the beginning works in Ubuntu 20.04? Perhaps errors are not as reproducible in Podman as I thought. |
Is your Podman configured to execute ptrace? What is the H/W on which Podman is working on? ARMs won't work, only Intel CPUs Also, does the same sequence work for you on an Ubuntu 20.04 machine--may be a nano instance of AWS or a Docker container? I didn't quite get what you mean by "exact sequence of commands at the beginning works in Ubuntu 20.04? |
Actually, to be more accurate, I would say the host operating system must be Linux, Windows, or Intel-based macOS regardless of the actual hardware CPU. |
I believe so, because the following
My host (outside the Podman container) is NixOS Linux, Intel x86_64.
Very interesting, this
That command calls for a "vanilla" base image of Ubuntu. Anyway, now that I know this error does not occur on AWS, I'm going to try more debugging on my side. |
I think the underlying reason is actually to do with files being changed while the
Perhaps the virtual file system provided by Podman is slower than the native file system used in other places. |
Using
podman run -it --rm ubuntu:22.04 /bin/bash
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