Format verification fails on GHA runner
kevinmatthes opened this issue · comments
Hello and thank you for this Action!
I would like to inform you about a strange behaviour I encountered when applying this Action in a CI workflow of a project which only contains a single V source file within a directory, src/main.v
. With this Action, I would like to verify that the code of that source file compiles as well as that it is formatted properly; the source file is just the default "Hello World" example from v init
and starts with a GPL-3.0 license header, so it is obviously correct.
With V being installed from source on my local machine, I can compile and verify the formatting without any problems but as soon as I try to v fmt -verify .
on the runner, the job fails with an error message indicating that the submodule example of the V repository would not be formatted correctly. Despite this file not belonging to my code base at all, I cannot reproduce the formatting error message on my local machine where I use the very same V version since my formatter tells me that the example source file would be formatted correctly. A workaround is to check the format with v fmt -verify src/
on the runner instead.
My CI workflow file is defined as follows, I skipped the workflow jobs which are not related to the described bug:
name: ci
on:
pull_request:
push:
permissions:
contents: read
jobs:
# ...
v:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v3.5.3
with:
persist-credentials: false
- uses: vlang/setup-v@v1.3
with:
check-latest: true
- run: v ${{ matrix.v }}
strategy:
matrix:
v:
- .
- fmt -verify src/ # Change this to `fmt -verify .` to see the bug.
I am not sure where to report this strange bug but as it shows up when applying this Action, I assumed you should know about it.