Hi,
I'm trying out the Pants launcher in CI, after...
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high-magician-46188
04/27/2023, 1:00 PMHi,
I'm trying out the Pants launcher in CI, after a long time of successful local usage.
However, I'm getting an error which I think is related to my setup, but I'm not sure about why it happens on how to avoid it.
Will appreciate any help.
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high-magician-46188
04/27/2023, 1:00 PMOutput:
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[2023-04-27T12:48:54.122Z] ci/run_pants.sh --version
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.328Z] 12:48:57.29 [INFO] Initializing scheduler...
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.829Z] 12:48:57.82 [INFO] Scheduler initialized.
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.929Z] 12:48:57.88 [WARN] Please run with `--plugins=hdrhistogram` if you would like histogram summaries to be shown at the end of the run, or permanently add `[GLOBAL].plugins = ['hdrhistogram']`. This will cause Pants to install the `hdrhistogram` dependency from PyPI.
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.929Z] 2.16.0.dev3
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.929Z] 12:48:57.91 [INFO] Counters:
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.929Z] backtrack_attempts: 0
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.929Z] docker_execution_errors: 0
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.929Z] docker_execution_requests: 0
...
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.930Z] remote_execution_success: 0
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.930Z] remote_execution_timeouts: 0
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.930Z] remote_process_total_time_run_ms: 0
[2023-04-27T12:48:57.930Z] remote_store_missing_digest: 0
[2023-04-27T12:48:58.030Z] Fatal Python error: PyGILState_Release: thread state 0x7fef0c0011b0 must be current when releasing
[2023-04-27T12:48:58.030Z] Python runtime state: finalizing (tstate=0xad0050)
[2023-04-27T12:48:58.030Z]
[2023-04-27T12:48:58.030Z] Thread 0x00007fef7efd8000 (most recent call first):
[2023-04-27T12:48:58.030Z] <no Python frame>
[2023-04-27T12:48:58.331Z] ci/run_pants.sh: line 17: 56893 Aborted (core dumped) pants "$@"
script returned exit code 134high-magician-46188
04/27/2023, 1:03 PM`ci/run_pants.sh`:
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#!/bin/bash
set -e
export PYTHON_CFLAGS="${PYTHON_CFLAGS:--O3}"
export PANTSBUILD_INSTALLATION_DIR="${PANTSBUILD_INSTALLATION_DIR:-/opt/pantsbuild}"
export PYENV_ROOT="${PYENV_ROOT:-/.pyenv}"
# The Pants installer installs into the home directory
export HOME=$PANTSBUILD_INSTALLATION_DIR
PATH=$PYENV_ROOT/shims:$PYENV_ROOT/bin:$PATH:$PANTSBUILD_INSTALLATION_DIR/bin
pants "$@"e
enough-analyst-54434
04/27/2023, 2:45 PMLikely fixed here: https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/pull/18166 and that's in 2.16.0.dev7. As a rule of thumb, if not on a stable release, try the latest 1st: https://pypi.org/project/pantsbuild.pants/2.16.0rc1/
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high-magician-46188
04/27/2023, 4:08 PMActually, we are using dev3 for months now both locally and in CI and it was all fine.
The thing I changed is in CI, installing it using the launcher.
I'm insisting here for a bit since I need it to work with dev3 and the launcher in order to migrate CI to the launcher without breaking a heap of PRs.
If there any hack I can implement on my side to mitigate that issue?
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enough-analyst-54434
04/27/2023, 4:10 PMNope. Not if I'm right about the root cause.
enough-analyst-54434
04/27/2023, 4:11 PMWhat do you mean by "the launcher" by the way?
enough-analyst-54434
04/27/2023, 4:11 PMYou mean scie-pants - the
./pantsenough-analyst-54434
04/27/2023, 4:12 PMIf so, it is totally unrelated to the Pants bug but does trigger it more often.
enough-analyst-54434
04/27/2023, 4:13 PMSo your only option I think is to treat the 2 goals as orthogonal. 1st upgrade to >= .dev7 , then, once done, switch to the launcher.
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high-magician-46188
04/29/2023, 6:46 AMI see..
Thanks - will do so 🙂
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