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Sporadic "Command failed with exit code 255" error #861
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Further info: I believe this may be because a child-process is being OOM-killed. I do notice heavy memory usage when running |
Hi. Thanks for posting this. I understand that your project is private, but it would be greatly appreciated if you or someone facing this issue could provide a repro to help us get to the bottom of this. 🙏 |
Hi! I think I'm encountering the same issue. Here is a workflow run where this occurred, and here is a tag on the commit that had a failure. My pulumi program is located in For me this occurs nearly every run so I suspect it's more likely an issue with something I'm doing, but it looks very similar to the error reported above. |
My issue appeared to be related to the nodejs version somehow. I downgraded to LTS 18.16.0 and the error went away. Sorry for bothering this thread! |
What happened?
We have a GitHub Workflow that runs a
preview
andup
. Sometimes this workflow succeeds, but often it fails with an unknown error. The error is sporadic, and usually goes away on retry (or sometimes several retries). It also doesn't reproduce at all when running locally.I've redacted our org/project name and the preview GUID but I'm happy to share if needed.
Expected Behavior
The deployment should succeed, or at least provide meaningful context as to why the error occurred. I see #589 is tracking a way to add increased verbosity, which would be very helpful here.
Steps to reproduce
I don't have good repro steps since it's heavily dependent upon our private project.
Output of
pulumi about
This is the output from my local machine, though as I said it's never reproduced there:
Additional context
No response
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