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Update timing out on GitHub actions but running fine locally #230

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lpatino10 opened this issue Sep 11, 2023 · 2 comments
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Update timing out on GitHub actions but running fine locally #230

lpatino10 opened this issue Sep 11, 2023 · 2 comments

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@lpatino10
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Description of the bug

I've been using the expo-github-action/preview sub-action successfully for about a month. The eas update command has always taken much longer in CI than when I run it locally, but I wasn't too concerned about it.

Recently, I submitted a PR which caused the preview step to time out completely, even though the logs suggest that everything went through successfully. Note the step time in the top right:

Screen Shot 2023-09-11 at 9 20 35 AM

I've been able to use the same branch to run eas update locally with no problems.

To Reproduce

I pushed a set of changes which caused the preview sub-action to stop working properly. It's hard to say which part of the changes could've caused it, since it was a decently-sized PR. These are my Expo dependency updates in case something stands out:

Screen Shot 2023-09-11 at 9 23 09 AM

Expected behavior

I expected that the update would finish successfully as it has in the past.

Actual behavior

The update seems to have timed out, and there are no new updates in my Expo dashboard.

@zlobizlobi
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@lpatino10 Did you find any solution to this? My workflow is also stuck for 16 minutes when I run eas update --non-interactive --auto

@lpatino10
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@zlobizlobi no, unfortunately. Shortly after opening this issue, I reverted my workflow to updating the channel manually, so I'm not sure if more recent updates have fixed anything.

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