Pipeline deploy does not exist

[Foxtrek64]

Versions:
Statiq.Razor: 1.0.0-beta.32
Statiq.Sass: 1.0.0-beta.32
Statiq.Web: 1.0.0-beta.18

I am in the process of setting up my site to be deployed through GitHub Actions. I have the following file named deploy.yml:

name: Deploy Site
on: 
  push:
    branches:
      - main

jobs:
  build:
    runs-on: windows-latest
    steps:
    - uses: actions/checkout@main
      with:
        submodules: recursive
    - uses: actions/setup-dotnet@v1
      with:
        dotnet-version: '3.1.100' # SDK Version to use.
    - run: dotnet run -l Debug -- deploy
      env:
        GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

On execution, this results in an error message: [CRIT] Pipeline deploy does not exist.
Running without debug mode just says [CRIT] Not found.

Things I have tried

• Bootstrapper.AddPipeline<Statiq.Web.Pipelines.Deployment>() in Program.cs
• Calling DeployToGithupPages instead of letting it figure it out from my settings.yml
• Specifically calling deployment instead of deploy in the Action.

All three exhibit the same behavior as above.

Program.cs:

public class Program
{
    public static async Task<int> Main(string[] args)
        => await Bootstrapper
        .Factory
        .CreateWeb(args)
        .RunAsync();
}

settings.yml:

Host: www.luzfaltex.com
LinksUseHttps: true
MirrorResources: true
EditLink: => "https://github.com/LuzFaltex/luzfaltex.github.io/edit/main/input/" + doc.Source.GetRelativeInputPath()
GitHubOwner: LuzFaltex
GitHubName: luzfaltex.github.io
GitHubToken: => Config.FromSetting<string>("GITHUB_TOKEN")

As far as I can tell, everything is correct here. In fact, beyond turning on debug mode and changing the github repository information, everything here is exactly the same as the version running the statiq.dev website.

If any other files are needed, you can review my dev repository here: https://github.com/Foxtrek64/luzfaltex.github.io

When building locally, it appears to find the pipeline because I instead get an error saying it couldn't find the github token, which is to be expected. When running in Discord Actions however, it for some reason will consistently fail to find the deploy task.

Is this error message masking a different error? Or perhaps is there an issue with the Action environment?

[daveaglick]

At first glance everything looks correct. The error message you're seeing suggests the deploy command defined in Statiq Framework isn't being recognized (the default command runs the pipelines specified, but when a command name is given as the first CLI argument, that command and not the default one should "take over").

Looking at this now - it's certainly possible there's been a regression which would explain why you're seeing a similar YAML in the Statiq site that works since that's on a slightly older version.

[Foxtrek64]

I've added the gh_pages branch. It had been on but it was pointed to the main branch. Now it should be configured correctly.

That said, I'm still getting the same issue on build. Felt it was worth a shot trying to add it just in case though.

[daveaglick]

Hmm...I still think it looks like some sort of mismatch between where we're publishing from and/or where we're publishing to. I think the GITHUB_TOKEN access token that GitHub Actions injects as a secret is specific to a single repository. Since this is publishing to a different organization and repository, I wonder if that's the problem (since the GITHUB_TOKEN will be for "Foxtrek64/luzfaltex.github.io" instead of "LuzFaltex/luzfaltex.github.io").

If that's the case, there are two options:

• Run the action from a branch of "LuzFaltex/luzfaltex.github.io"
• Add a new secret with an access token for "LuzFaltex/luzfaltex.github.io" and then use it instead of GITHUB_TOKEN for the GitHubToken setting in Statiq

[Foxtrek64]

I had thought of that too, though this fails both on my fork and the primary repo. I'm able to test on the parent repo by doing a PR into the main branch (though I can also just push directly to the main branch). I can give it a try though.

[devlead]

Note, pull requests won't have access to secrets.

[Foxtrek64]

I have created a dev branch in the org repo and I'm doing development there. When I'm ready, I merge changes into main with a PR.

I've tried several configurations for this, but I'll leave the output for my latest. As a note, this uses .ConfigureSettings() in Program.cs to get around another error I found.

[INFO] Deployment/Output » ExecuteIf » LogMessage » Deploying to GitHub repository LuzFaltex/luzfaltex.github.io
[DBUG] Deployment/Output » ExecuteIf » LogMessage » Finished module execution (0 output document(s), 2 ms)
[DBUG] Deployment/Output » ExecuteIf » ExecuteIf » Starting module execution... (0 input document(s))
[DBUG] Deployment/Output » ExecuteIf » ExecuteIf » DeployGitHubPages » Starting module execution... (0 input document(s))
[ERRO] Deployment/Output » ExecuteIf » ExecuteIf » DeployGitHubPages » Not Found
[DBUG] Exception while executing pipeline Deployment/Output: Octokit.NotFoundException: Not Found
   at Octokit.Connection.HandleErrors(IResponse response) in /Users/shiftkey/src/octokit.net/Octokit/Http/Connection.cs:line 663
   at Octokit.Connection.RunRequest(IRequest request, CancellationToken cancellationToken) in /Users/shiftkey/src/octokit.net/Octokit/Http/Connection.cs:line 642
   at Octokit.Connection.Run[T](IRequest request, CancellationToken cancellationToken) in /Users/shiftkey/src/octokit.net/Octokit/Http/Connection.cs:line 626
   at Octokit.ApiConnection.Get[T](Uri uri, IDictionary`2 parameters) in /Users/shiftkey/src/octokit.net/Octokit/Http/ApiConnection.cs:line 72
   at Statiq.Web.GitHub.DeployGitHubPages.ExecuteConfigAsync(IDocument input, IExecutionContext context, IMetadata values)
   at Statiq.Common.MultiConfigModule.ExecuteContextAsync(IExecutionContext context)
   at Statiq.Common.Module.ExecuteAsync(IExecutionContext context)
   at Statiq.Common.Module.ExecuteAsync(IExecutionContext context)
   at Statiq.Core.Engine.ExecuteModulesAsync(ExecutionContextData contextData, IExecutionContext parent, IEnumerable`1 modules, ImmutableArray`1 inputs, ILogger logger)
{"message":"Not Found","documentation_url":"https://docs.github.com/enterprise/2.18/user/rest/reference/git#get-a-reference"}

It is substantially similar to the earlier one, but I've included higher up to show that it is correctly pulling the org name and the repo name on the first line.

I should note, there is a difference in error messages between using ConfigureSettings() and using settings.yml. When I try from settings.yml, I get this exception message:

[INFO] Deployment/Output » ExecuteIf » LogMessage » Deploying to GitHub repository LuzFaltex/luzfaltex.github.io
[DBUG] Deployment/Output » ExecuteIf » LogMessage » Finished module execution (0 output document(s), 2 ms)
[DBUG] Deployment/Output » ExecuteIf » ExecuteIf » Starting module execution... (0 input document(s))
[DBUG] Deployment/Output » ExecuteIf » ExecuteIf » DeployGitHubPages » Starting module execution... (0 input document(s))
[DBUG] Deployment/Output » ExecuteIf » ExecuteIf » DeployGitHubPages » Script cache miss for script ` Config.FromSetting...`

Below this point it is identical, throwing the Not Found exception. The point to note is the addition of the "script cache miss" line. This may be a problem with how its parsing the yaml file but I'm not sure.

I also tried replacing the token line with Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("GITHUB_TOKEN"). In both instances, it produces the same error message as the Config counterpart.