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The biggest problem with GitHub Actions that you can't restart just one job[1], it always restarts all jobs in the workflow. And this bug is not fixed for quite
by xvilka 5y ago
The biggest problem with GitHub Actions that you can't restart just one job[1], it always restarts all jobs in the workflow. And this bug is not fixed for quite a while. Travis CI and Appveyor both allow that, of course.
[1] https://github.com/actions/runner/issues/432 https://github.com/actions/runner/issues/432
- twistedpair 5y agoAnd, if you restart a job, no new entry is made for the job history, so it just overwrites the job history on rerun. This is likely because they modeled the jobs as one-per-job-def-and-commit, so they don't have a UX to show two. This is a security blind spot, since you can do something naughty in a job, then rerun it and the logs are no longer accessible.