Haiku OS fails to run 'cargo' after installing Rust

[lordmulder]

This is the job I use, which installs Rust (rust_bin) and then just prints the cargo version:

  build-haikuos:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    needs: [check]
    steps:
      - uses: cross-platform-actions/action@v0.32.0
        with:
          operating_system: "haiku"
          shell: bash
          version: "r1beta5"
          run: |
            set -x
            pkgman refresh && pkgman install -y rust_bin
            cargo version
            echo "completed"

However, this fails without even printing any kind of error message 😕

Result:

Any idea what is going on?

Regards.

BTW: If I install package rust_bin in my local (VirtualBox-based) Haiku VM, then cargo version works fine!

[jacob-carlborg]

Is it perhaps related to: #103?

[lordmulder]

Is it perhaps related to: #103?

I don't know. It appears installing Rust (rust_bin) does not ask for a reboot.

And shouldn't it at least print some sort of error message? It just stops after cargo version without any output or error message!

Something appears to be fishy there 😕

(then, probably as a follow-up error, ssh fails with "exit code 4" whatever that is supposed to mean)

---

Maybe it is because some packages are outdated?

But, then again, I cannot do pkgman update because it will require a reboot! 😟

[jacob-carlborg]

Do you have a link to the failing job?

[jacob-carlborg]

Someone else seems to have tried to create a custom VM image to install rust_bin. At least that job prints that a reboot is required: A reboot is necessary to complete the installation process [1].

[1] https://gist.github.com/dEajL3kA/158128dcfa1a3f9f27e186459fa93b67#file-haiku-builder-log-L2184

[jacob-carlborg]

I just tried it with the same VM image that Cross-Platform Action uses. Cargo cannot be run due to an OpenSSL mismatch:

Same issue after a reboot. The message is printed to stderr, perhaps that is not propagated over SSH from the VM back to the runner.

[lordmulder]

Did you do a pkgman update -y and then reboot? This should fix the issue. Works on my local (VirtualBox-based) Haiku VM.

[jacob-carlborg]

Did you do a pkgman update -y and then reboot? This should fix the issue. Works on my local (VirtualBox-based) Haiku VM.

That worked.