The r_nightly.yml workflow has been failing since June 19, when #48886 replaced github3 with pygithub in archery.
The upload job crashes during archery crossbow download-artifacts:
File ".../github/Auth.py", line 162, in __init__
assert isinstance(token, str)
AssertionError
The workflow doesn't pass CROSSBOW_GITHUB_TOKEN to the download-artifacts step (
|
archery crossbow download-artifacts -f r-binary-packages -t binaries $PREFIX |
), so archery receives
None as the token. The old github3 library handled this gracefully (unauthenticated access), but pygithub's
Auth.Token requires an actual string.
Last successful run: June 18. Every run since June 19 has failed: https://github.com/apache/arrow/actions/workflows/r_nightly.yml
This means no R nightly binaries have been uploaded for a month, which affects anyone trying to install the dev version of the R package on Windows (they get "No nightly binaries were found" and can't build from source).
The comment_bot.yml workflow is unaffected because it explicitly passes the token.
The r_nightly.yml workflow has been failing since June 19, when #48886 replaced github3 with pygithub in archery.
The upload job crashes during
archery crossbow download-artifacts:The workflow doesn't pass
CROSSBOW_GITHUB_TOKENto the download-artifacts step (arrow/.github/workflows/r_nightly.yml
Line 82 in 98ee71e
Noneas the token. The old github3 library handled this gracefully (unauthenticated access), but pygithub'sAuth.Tokenrequires an actual string.Last successful run: June 18. Every run since June 19 has failed: https://github.com/apache/arrow/actions/workflows/r_nightly.yml
This means no R nightly binaries have been uploaded for a month, which affects anyone trying to install the dev version of the R package on Windows (they get "No nightly binaries were found" and can't build from source).
The comment_bot.yml workflow is unaffected because it explicitly passes the token.