CodeCatalyst : Running action is failing without any log

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Hi

I'm developing a custom CodeCatalyst action. I have a workflow defined to run the action. When I try to run the action, I see the following error

Action run failure The workflow run failed because one of its action runs failed. Inspect the action run details below or re-run the workflow.

But when I try to see the logs under the action, it is empty. There is nothing shown. I would like to paste a screenshot, but it is apparently not possible here.

How can this be solved without any log ?

If that could help solving the issue

  • I have the same action code in 2 projects under the same space
  • In project1, it is working fine. I can launch the action in my validation workflow
  • In project2, it is not working. The code is same in project1 and project2
  • In the working project1, I'm using a CodeCatalyst repo, and in the non working project2, my source repo is on GitHub
  • One notable difference, when I try to edit the workflow in the working project, I can see my action in the action list under the "local" category. In the non working project I do not see it available in the action list at all.
asked 5 months ago145 views
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Accepted Answer

I've got the answer. The code of the custom action has to reside in a CodeCatalyst repository.

In the "Getting started" guide, the sample uses a CodeCatalyst repository. It will be good to indicate somewhere that only CodeCatalyst repository type is supported

answered 5 months ago
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I did some progress in my investigations

In the non working project, if I put my action's code in a CodeCatalyst repo, instead of a Github repository, it is working. Does it mean that the source code of the action has to reside in a CodeCatalyst repository only or is there currently a bug preventing the use of Github as the repository ?

answered 5 months ago

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