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The bare bookworm runner image has no apt-get/package manager at all (the earlier build-essential install attempt failed with 'apt-get: command not found'), and a plain 'docker run -v $PWD:/workspace' wouldn't work either - DOCKER_HOST points at the sibling dind engine (same nested-container setup build.yaml's own comments describe), so a bind mount would look for the path on the wrong filesystem. Matches build.yaml's actual working pattern instead: docker buildx build with context transfer (not a volume mount), using a Dockerfile (Dockerfile.test) whose RUN step runs the test suite and fails the build on a non-zero exit. TEST_DATABASE_URL passed via buildx --secret (not --build-arg) so it never lands in image layer history. Isolated this by testing each piece of the original workflow independently (env/secrets, id+GITHUB_OUTPUT, if: conditionals all checked out fine one at a time) until apt-get was confirmed as the actual failure point. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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