Trying to deploy but failed.

[hantsy]

I was trying to deploy this source into my personal home page, https://hantsy.github.io, but failed in the Github actions.

Run yes | bin/deploy --verbose  --src source --deploy master
+ shift
+ [[ 4 > 0 ]]
+ key=--src
+ case $key in
+ SRC_BRANCH=source
+ shift
+ shift
+ [[ 2 > 0 ]]
+ key=--deploy
+ case $key in
+ DEPLOY_BRANCH=master
+ shift
+ shift
+ [[ 0 > 0 ]]
+ set -e
+ echo Deploying...
Deploying...
+ echo 'Source branch: source'
Source branch: source
+ echo 'Deploy branch: master'
Deploy branch: master
+ read -r -p 'Do you want to proceed? [y/N] ' response
+ [[ ! y =~ ^([yY][eE][sS]|[yY])+$ ]]
+ git diff-index --quiet HEAD --
+ echo 'Changes to the following files are uncommitted:'
Changes to the following files are uncommitted:
+ git diff-index --name-only HEAD --
bin/cibuild
bin/deploy
+ echo 'Please commit the changes before proceeding.'
+ echo Aborting.
+ [[ bin/deploy = \b\i\n\/\d\e\p\l\o\y ]]
+ exit 1
yes: standard output: Broken pipe
Please commit the changes before proceeding.
Aborting.
Error: Process completed with exit code 1.

[hantsy]

My source is hosted on: https://github.com/hantsy/hantsy.github.io

[hantsy]

The reason is the execute permission of bin/deploy will be lost under Windows when I cloned it in my disk.

I added a step in the deploy.yml Github action to fix the permission issue. It is a little ugly because it will increase the Git commit log.

see: https://github.com/hantsy/hantsy.github.io/blob/source/.github/workflows/deploy.yml#L51-L55

[hantsy]

@alshedivat Do you think this is an issue? I can send a PR for this, or you have a better solution for this, eg. use sh bin/deploy.sh instead of bin/deploy in the command line.

[alshedivat]

@hantsy, thanks for reporting this.

It looks like the deploy script fails b/c of the uncommitted changes to the bin/* files. Does this happen during the github action running or when you are deploying manually? I'm not sure how Windows is related to github actions b/c they are executed on the latest Ubuntu (see this line in .github/workflows/deploy.yml). I'm confused.

[hantsy]

It looks like the deploy script fails b/c of the uncommitted changes to the bin/* files.

This happens when I added the execute permission to bin/deploy.

If I did not add this https://github.com/hantsy/hantsy.github.io/blob/source/.github/workflows/deploy.yml#L51-L55

The bin/deploy in Github actions workflow will fail because of lack of executes permissions.

The reason is the execute permission of bin/deploy will be lost under Windows when I cloned it in my disk and push back to Github.

[alshedivat]

The bin/deploy in Github actions workflow will fail because of lack of executes permissions.

This is very strange, I haven't seen anyone report this before. Also, looks like your repository is not a fork of al-folio. I'm guessing, you probably downloaded al-folio code, created a new repo yourself, and pushed the code, right?. That might be the source of the issue. Please try creating a fork instead to avoid problems with the execution permissions.

[hantsy]

Yes, I clone it in my local disk firstly and then push it to my repos. This maybe is the source of the problem. Thanks.

[riddhimanadib]

Hi @hantsy , curious to know how you resolved this issue. I am facing the same issue, getting the same error as "Changes to the following files are uncommitted:" and the master branch is not being built.

I also did not fork the repo, rather cloned, edited, and uploaded it to my own repo. Is there any solution where we don't fork the original repo?

[riddhimanadib]

Hi @hantsy , curious to know how you resolved this issue. I am facing the same issue, getting the same error as "Changes to the following files are uncommitted:" and the master branch is not being built.

I also did not fork the repo, rather cloned, edited, and uploaded it to my own repo. Is there any solution where we don't fork the original repo?

My error log, in case that helps:

0s
Run yes | bin/deploy --verbose  --src source --deploy master
  yes | bin/deploy --verbose  --src source --deploy master
  shell: /usr/bin/bash -e {0}
+ shift
+ [[ 4 > 0 ]]
+ key=--src
+ case $key in
+ SRC_BRANCH=source
+ shift
+ shift
+ [[ 2 > 0 ]]
+ key=--deploy
+ case $key in
+ DEPLOY_BRANCH=master
+ shift
+ shift
+ [[ 0 > 0 ]]
+ set -e
+ echo Deploying...
+ echo 'Source branch: source'
Deploying...
+ echo 'Deploy branch: master'
Source branch: source
+ read -r -p 'Do you want to proceed? [y/N] ' response
Deploy branch: master
+ [[ ! y =~ ^([yY][eE][sS]|[yY])+$ ]]
+ git diff-index --quiet HEAD --
+ echo 'Changes to the following files are uncommitted:'
Changes to the following files are uncommitted:
+ git diff-index --name-only HEAD --
.bundle/config
+ echo 'Please commit the changes before proceeding.'
Please commit the changes before proceeding.
Aborting.
+ echo Aborting.
+ [[ bin/deploy = \b\i\n\/\d\e\p\l\o\y ]]
+ exit 1
yes: standard output: Broken pipe
Error: Process completed with exit code 1.

[josyulakrishna]

Hi @hantsy , curious to know how you resolved this issue. I am facing the same issue, getting the same error as "Changes to the following files are uncommitted:" and the master branch is not being built.

I also did not fork the repo, rather cloned, edited, and uploaded it to my own repo. Is there any solution where we don't fork the original repo?

Hi @adib2149 did you somehow manage to resolve this issue? please let me know. thank you.

[riddhimanadib]

Hi @hantsy , curious to know how you resolved this issue. I am facing the same issue, getting the same error as "Changes to the following files are uncommitted:" and the master branch is not being built.
I also did not fork the repo, rather cloned, edited, and uploaded it to my own repo. Is there any solution where we don't fork the original repo?

Hi @adib2149 did you somehow manage to resolve this issue? please let me know. thank you.

Yeah i gave up on this issue. I tried many things, but nothing worked. Now I have two branches, one for the main code and one for github pages, with locally built version. You can check it in my repos.

[josyulakrishna]

Hi @hantsy , curious to know how you resolved this issue. I am facing the same issue, getting the same error as "Changes to the following files are uncommitted:" and the master branch is not being built.
I also did not fork the repo, rather cloned, edited, and uploaded it to my own repo. Is there any solution where we don't fork the original repo?

Hi @adib2149 did you somehow manage to resolve this issue? please let me know. thank you.

Yeah i gave up on this issue. I tried many things, but nothing worked. Now I have two branches, one for the main code and one for github pages, with locally built version. You can check it in my repos.

Thank you for the response, I gave up on this too, things only seem to work when I fork the repo and host it.

[hantsy]

@adib2149 @josyulakrishna It is working in my fork, hantsy.github.io, I added this https://github.com/hantsy/hantsy.github.io/blob/source/.github/workflows/deploy.yml#L51-L54.

[hantsy]

There is a blog described my experience of building my homepage, https://hantsy.github.io/blog/2021/jekyll/

[Mustapha-AJEGHRIR]

For this problem, just try to add bash before the command, see the link
https://github.com/Mustapha-AJEGHRIR/Mustapha-AJEGHRIR.github.io/blob/12a45515d2ac8538e6b3d87b52518e7deeb4b234/.github/workflows/deploy.yml#L49