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Bonfire timeout SSL sessions when fetching the components #454
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Can you clarify -- is the token in the file named It should be in the file named echo 'GITHUB_TOKEN=<your api token>' >> ~/.config/bonfire/env |
It is in the file named "env". Description updated. Is there any logging we can enable to better troubloshoot what is going on? |
Yes, you can run It's true, I am able to reach Has your github token possibly expired? Is it missing a needed permission? If you remove the github token configuration from the |
The token that I'm using is new and I added all the permissions. Using the --debug option, it confirms that the token is taken from Moreover, I tried it with python 3.12 and 3.13 with the same failure. |
Adding more logs:
The "my_custom_app" is automatically added to the bonfire config with an application that does not exist. Could be that the requests session is being "polluted" because of this? I mean, it gets a 404 for a non existing resource, and when getting an existing resource using the same requests session, it also gets 404. |
If I copy the
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Using bonfire version: 6.0.1 works fine, so I guess there is a regression using the latest binaries. Issue updated. |
Can you provide the deployment args you are using so I can try to reproduce? Either here or via RH slack if there's any sensitive info. Thanks! |
It was in the issue description: "bonfire deploy rhsm --no-remove-resources app:rhsm". |
Woops sorry, totally missed that. OK so, I'm unable to reproduce 😬 I tried on a virtual environment with python 3.11.9 and also with 3.12.7
Since this looks like an SSL connection error ... I have some questions:
If all this is ruled out, there may be some more things to try. Based on some searches I've been doing, the cause behind this particular error seems to be a tough one to pin down sometimes.
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It started happening to me again with 6.0.1...
This is indeed a random issue which makes it much more frustrating :( |
By the way, doing:
Seems to help |
I followed these instructions for a fresh installation of bonfire: https://github.com/RedHatInsights/bonfire?tab=readme-ov-file#installing-locally
And when doing a bonfire deployment using "bonfire deploy rhsm --no-remove-resources app:rhsm", it keeps failing with:
bonfire version: 6.0.2
Using the bonfire version 6.0.1 works fine.
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