Hi,
I’m having trouble running a pipeline that’s generated with starlark.
If necessary, I can share the pipeline in its entirety, but I’ll keep it short for now.
The pipeline does pretty much this:
packages = ['a', 'b', 'c', ... 'zzzz' ]
def main(ctx):
return {
'kind': 'pipeline',
'type': 'kubernetes',
'name': 'default',
'steps': [ build(i) for i in ctx.input.packages ]
}
def build(package):
return {
'name': 'build-%s' % package,
'image': 'arch-builder:master',
'commands': [
'''
do_build %s
''' % package
],
}
It works as it should - as long as there are only a few items in the packages array. Having ~65 items present, drone refuses to start a build, it yields a parse error on the YAML file:
{"commit":"5179c75b0e98677fcb5229213775e62496446774","error":"yaml: missing kind attribute","event":"push","level":"warning","msg":"trigger: cannot parse yaml","ref":"refs/heads/master","repo":"Arch/aur-builds","time":"2022-09-17T22:30:33Z"}
If I use the drone client to generate a .drone.yml, everything seems fine. drone lint doesn’t complain, yamllint neither - apart from line lengths. The resulting file has about 76K.
I’m stumped what’s the issue here, the message above is the only thing that’s present in the logs connected to this, with trace logging enabled.
Drone version: drone/drone:2.12.1
