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ld: cannot find -lpython3.10 #275
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Further investigation, I can see the following files in our system:
We are even running the runner as root ( Not sure if this is important (my knowledge over docker and containers is very limited), but the host machine is a Centos 8 box, which I know isn't supported, but I was hoping to circumvent that issue by setting the container to |
Hello @joaodlf, thanks for reporting! We will take a look. |
Hello @joaodlf, According to README it is necessary to set environment variable
According to your note
I assume you meant the host system while your actual build is executed within the docker container
This is why the Please confirm |
Hello @joaodlf |
@dsame I had this issue with a similar setup as OP and I can confirm, at least on my end, setting |
With our self-hosted runners (pods on EKS helped by https://github.com/actions/actions-runner-controller ) changing AGENT_TOOLSDIRECTORY didn't work for us - still getting gcc compilation errors about missing Instead we see this action already sets It would be nice if this action was updated to set both natively... |
Description:
Getting
ld: cannot find -lpython3.10
when installing some dependencies.Platform:
Runner type:
Tools version:
3.10.0
We are trying to move our action to a self hosted environment, this is how the file looks:
We've managed to get to the Install dependencies step, most of the dependencies are installing correctly, but when we get to uwsgi, we are getting the following:
The step has the following log output (before it is run):
Any help would be appreciated! Have not been able to find much about this issue...
edit:
just tried downgrading python version to 3.8, but same situation with
-lpython3.8
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