self-hosted-runner: run the Actions runner under the SYSTEM account #116
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Previously, the Actions runner was run under the `NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE` account, which lacks the permissions to install Git for Windows. However, that is precisely what the `git-artifacts` workflow is supposed to do. Tweaking the `./config.cmd` invocation by adding `--windowslogonaccount "NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM"`` fixes the issue. Signed-off-by: Dennis Ameling <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <[email protected]>
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I started a workflow run to create a runner using this branch, and queued a re-run of the previously-failing |
sigh GitHub workflows is still enemies with artifacts from previous runs... |
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I started a new |
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Previously, the Actions runner was run under the
NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICEaccount, which lacks the permissions to install Git for Windows. However, that is precisely what thegit-artifactsworkflow is supposed to do.Tweaking the
./config.cmdinvocation by adding `--windowslogonaccount "NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM"`` fixes the issue.