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$ node scripts/build-bundle.js
Failed with (TypeError#1)
TypeError#1: consumer.destroy is not a function
at async Promise.all (index 0)
at async run (packages/swingset-xsnap-supervisor/scripts/build-bundle.js:21:18)
Not immediately urgent because agoric-sdk still only depends on an earlier endo without this problem.
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@michaelfig Did I understand correctly that you understand why we get this failure, but not why we did not get it until recently? Does that mean you also understand what we need to repair so we no longer get this failure?
@michaelfig Did I understand correctly that you understand why we get this failure,
Yes! There were two separate source-map package versions in the Agoric SDK.
but not why we did not get it until recently?
It's a bug in my implementation of #endo-branch: XXX which plopped Endo packages into the agoric-sdk CI build without resolving the interdependencies correctly. That's why we got it only recently.
Does that mean you also understand what we need to repair so we no longer get this failure?
Yes! I still need to figure out the details, but a picture is emerging.
Using #7937 to try out "current" agoric-sdk master against "current" endo master, I'm getting a bunch of CI failures in the same place:
At https://github.com/Agoric/agoric-sdk/actions/runs/5295500873/jobs/9585898031?pr=7937#step:3:2927
Not immediately urgent because agoric-sdk still only depends on an earlier endo without this problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: