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Resource tries to pull image with incorrect digest #310
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Destroying and re-adding the pipeline seems to have resolved it so it's some kind of caching issue though it originally persisted in erroring through a full scale-down and scale-up of both the web and worker nodes. |
I had the same thing happen and the full delete/rebuild of the pipeline resolved it. Bummer though, we had a lot of build history in the old one. For some context, I was switching our public Docker images to a private registry mirror. At the same time I was switching from using the |
We are experiencing the same issue on Concourse CI 7.0.0 |
concourse/concourse#6521 might be related. The mysterious sha256 could be from the version of the old resource type. @pjmpsu i wonder if you ran |
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Can confirm we get this also. Have tried checking resources, checking resource types and all sorts and it just doesn't work. What's even more bizzare is that the PUT step will sometimes pull the correct image, but will go onto fail during the GET step after it when it tries to pull an older image that doesn't exist. Then there are times where the PUT step doesn't even pull the right image. Have tried Not sure if it is a breaking bug introduced in |
Experiencing the same issue. Very heavenly since upgrading to 7.9.1. Re-creating pipeline did not work. Neither did I also removed the PVC of the workers and debugged with one single worker. I create an issue for |
Can confirm the issue on 7.10.0 too. |
We're seeing a repeat of issue #33 on Concourse CI 6.5.1. We have two tasks in our pipeline that use the same Docker image (same tag). One of them is pulling the correct SHA and the other is failing because it's trying to pull a completely different non-existent SHA. The resource_type definition for the task looks like:
The first stage succeeds:
The second fails as follows:
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