What happens
The build (3.14, windows-latest, pre-commit) job fails during hook installation:
error: Failed to install hook `check-added-large-files`
caused by: Command `uv.exe pip install --project / --directory C:\Users\runneradmin\AppData\Local\prek\repos\0321a11f464e05f4 .` exited with an error:
error: C:\Users\runneradmin\AppData\Local\prek\repos\0321a11f464e05f4 does not appear to be a Python project, as neither `pyproject.toml` nor `setup.py` are present in the directory
prek exited with code 2
Note the --project / argument, which does not look like an intended path.
Why it matters
This blocks pull requests from merging. #3324 is a plain Dependabot bump of a development dependency, and this is the only failure standing between it and a merge.
Context
Seen while working through the open pull requests. That branch hit three different infrastructure failures across three runs, each unrelated to its own diff:
pages failing on a stale merge base, cleared by a rebase
linkcheck failing on external redirects (developer.vuforia.com, a PEP URL and an RFC URL), with warnings treated as errors
- this one
Only the third is still failing. The linkcheck one is likely worth separating out, since those redirects are permanent and will keep recurring.
What happens
The
build (3.14, windows-latest, pre-commit)job fails during hook installation:Note the
--project /argument, which does not look like an intended path.Why it matters
This blocks pull requests from merging. #3324 is a plain Dependabot bump of a development dependency, and this is the only failure standing between it and a merge.
Context
Seen while working through the open pull requests. That branch hit three different infrastructure failures across three runs, each unrelated to its own diff:
pagesfailing on a stale merge base, cleared by a rebaselinkcheckfailing on external redirects (developer.vuforia.com, a PEP URL and an RFC URL), with warnings treated as errorsOnly the third is still failing. The
linkcheckone is likely worth separating out, since those redirects are permanent and will keep recurring.