AL-Go version
v8.1
Describe the issue
Description
The CI/CD pipeline fails with a $returnValue variable error in Download-BcNuGetPackageToFolder when an app folder (containing app.json) exists in the repository but is not included in the appFolders setting in .AL-Go/settings.json.
Steps to Reproduce
- Have a working AL-Go repository with multiple app folders
- Remove one app folder from the
appFolders array in .AL-Go/settings.json, but keep the folder in the repository
- Push and trigger the CI/CD workflow
- Build fails during "Resolving dependencies" phase
Expected behavior
Expected Behavior
The build should ignore folders that are not listed in appFolders, even if they contain an app.json file.
Actual Behavior
The build fails with the following error:
Error: Unexpected error when running action. Error Message: The variable '$returnValue' cannot be retrieved because it has not been set., StackTrace: at Download-BcNuGetPackageToFolder, C:\ProgramData\BcContainerHelper\6.1.10\BcContainerHelper\NuGet\Download-BcNuGetPackageToFolder.ps1: line 335 <- at <ScriptBlock>, C:\actions-runner\_work\_actions\microsoft\AL-Go-Actions\v8.1\RunPipeline\RunPipeline.ps1: line 431 <- at <ScriptBlock>, C:\ProgramData\BcContainerHelper\6.1.10\BcContainerHelper\AppHandling\Run-AlPipeline.ps1: line 1531 <- at <ScriptBlock>, C:\ProgramData\BcContainerHelper\6.1.10\BcContainerHelper\AppHandling\Run-AlPipeline.ps1: line 1497 <- at <ScriptBlock>, C:\ProgramData\BcContainerHelper\6.1.10\BcContainerHelper\AppHandling\Run-AlPipeline.ps1: line 1285 <- at Run-AlPipeline, C:\ProgramData\BcContainerHelper\6.1.10\BcContainerHelper\AppHandling\Run-AlPipeline.ps1: line 1270 <- at <ScriptBlock>, C:\actions-runner\_work\_actions\microsoft\AL-Go-Actions\v8.1\RunPipeline\RunPipeline.ps1: line 477
Workaround
Adding the folder back to appFolders fixes the issue. Alternatively, deleting the folder entirely from the repository also works.
Environment
- AL-Go version: v8.1
- BcContainerHelper version: 6.1.10
- Runner: Self-hosted Windows runner
- BC Artifact: sandbox/27.2.42879.43954/fr
Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce
- The same repository builds successfully when all app folders are included in
appFolders
- The issue occurs when a folder is removed from
appFolders but the folder still exists in the repository
- Clearing runner cache (
C:\ProgramData\BcContainerHelper\*, C:\bcartifacts.cache\*, C:\actions-runner\_work\_actions\microsoft\AL-Go-Actions\*) does not resolve the issue
- Setting
useArtifactCache: false does not resolve the issue
Relevant Settings
.AL-Go/settings.json (working):
{
"appFolders": [
"App1",
"App2",
"App3"
]
}
.AL-Go/settings.json (failing - App3 folder still exists in repo):
{
"appFolders": [
"App1",
"App2"
]
}
Additional context (logs, screenshots, etc.)
Suggested Fix
The dependency resolution logic should only consider folders explicitly listed in appFolders, ignoring any other folders in the repository that contain app.json files.
AL-Go version
v8.1
Describe the issue
Description
The CI/CD pipeline fails with a
$returnValuevariable error inDownload-BcNuGetPackageToFolderwhen an app folder (containingapp.json) exists in the repository but is not included in theappFolderssetting in.AL-Go/settings.json.Steps to Reproduce
appFoldersarray in.AL-Go/settings.json, but keep the folder in the repositoryExpected behavior
Expected Behavior
The build should ignore folders that are not listed in
appFolders, even if they contain anapp.jsonfile.Actual Behavior
The build fails with the following error:
Workaround
Adding the folder back to
appFoldersfixes the issue. Alternatively, deleting the folder entirely from the repository also works.Environment
Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce
appFoldersappFoldersbut the folder still exists in the repositoryC:\ProgramData\BcContainerHelper\*,C:\bcartifacts.cache\*,C:\actions-runner\_work\_actions\microsoft\AL-Go-Actions\*) does not resolve the issueuseArtifactCache: falsedoes not resolve the issueRelevant Settings
.AL-Go/settings.json (working):
{ "appFolders": [ "App1", "App2", "App3" ] }.AL-Go/settings.json (failing - App3 folder still exists in repo):
{ "appFolders": [ "App1", "App2" ] }Additional context (logs, screenshots, etc.)
Suggested Fix
The dependency resolution logic should only consider folders explicitly listed in
appFolders, ignoring any other folders in the repository that containapp.jsonfiles.