ci(macos): pass --update to conan install for recipe-revision resilience#116
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macOS has no prebuilt plotjuggler_core binary in Cloudsmith (the core release job publishes only a Linux binary), so every macOS run builds core from source. When a core version is re-published (its recipe revision changes on the remote), a restored Conan cache can keep pointing at the superseded revision, whose exported sources no longer exist — yielding "exports_sources but sources not found in local cache" and a hard failure. --update forces re-resolution of the current recipe revision + sources from the remote on every run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
macOS CI on
mainhas been failing because there is no prebuiltplotjuggler_corebinary for macOS in Cloudsmith — the corerelease.ymlpublishes only a Linux/gcc binary. Every macOS run therefore builds core from source via--build=missing.When a core version is re-published (its recipe revision changes on the remote) the restored Conan cache can keep pointing at the superseded revision, whose exported sources no longer exist on the remote. The build then fails hard:
This is what happened when
v0.5.0was re-published mid-run: the macOS job (slowest, still building Arrow/protobuf) resolved the old recipe revision, which was overwritten before it reached the core build. Linux dodged it (downloads its binary); Windows finished its from-source core build before the re-publish.Fix
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--updateto theconan installinci-macos.yml. It forces re-resolution of the current recipe revision (and its sources) from the remote on every run, instead of trusting whatever revision is in the restored cache.This is the immediate, low-risk unblock. The durable fix — publishing a macOS binary so this job downloads core instead of compiling it — is in PlotJuggler/plotjuggler_core#108.
--updateremains a useful safety net afterward for any settings combo that misses the published binary.🤖 Generated with Claude Code