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Workflow Failure

Workflow: Repo Assist
Branch: master
Run: https://github.com/fsprojects/Paket/actions/runs/32973304419

Warning

Task Could Not Be Completed: The agent reported that the task could not be performed due to an infrastructure or tool failure.

Reasons:

• Could not push the test commit to PR Treat missing dependencies as no dependencies #4321's branch (artifactory-empty-dependencies) because the safe-outputs push tool requires refs/remotes/origin/artifactory-empty-dependencies to be present in the checkout, but it wasn't fetched by the workflow's checkout step.

  Task: user commented "/repo-assist please add a test for this" on PR Treat missing dependencies as no dependencies #4321 (fsprojects/Paket), which fixes issue Paket fails to resolve packages in JFrog Artifactory with no dependencies #4319 by treating a missing OData <Dependencies> node (returned by JFrog Artifactory feeds) as "no dependencies" instead of throwing.

Work done locally on the checked-out PR branch (artifactory-empty-dependencies):

1. Added tests/Paket.Tests/NuGetOData/NoDependenciesNode.xml — a fixture entry XML modeled on the existing Fantomas.xml fixture, but with the (d:Dependencies) element omitted entirely (simulating the Artifactory OData response described in Paket fails to resolve packages in JFrog Artifactory with no dependencies #4319).
2. Added a new test can parse an entry without a Dependencies node as having no dependencies to tests/Paket.Tests/NuGetOData/ODataSpecs.fs, asserting parseODataEntryDetails returns SerializedDependencies = [] for this fixture.
3. Registered the new fixture as a TestAsset in tests/Paket.Tests/Paket.Tests.fsproj (alongside the other NuGetOData fixtures) so it's copied to the test output directory.
4. Committed these changes locally to the artifactory-empty-dependencies branch (commit 170726dcf).

Verification attempted: dotnet test tests/Paket.Tests/Paket.Tests.fsproj --filter "FullyQualifiedName~ODataSpecs" could not run — dotnet paket restore failed because the sandbox's outbound proxy blocked (403) a required NuGet package download (FSharp.Formatting from ci.appveyor.com), an environment/network restriction unrelated to this change. The new XML fixture was validated as well-formed XML directly with a Python XML parser, and the F# test code follows the exact same pattern as the seven other passing tests in the same file (e.g. the Fantomas/Fleece entry tests), which gives reasonable confidence it is correct.

push_to_pull_request_branch failed twice:

• First call without repo → required repo parameter for wildcard target.
• Second call with repo="fsprojects/Paket" → failed because refs/remotes/origin/artifactory-empty-dependencies was not fetched during checkout, so no incremental patch could be generated.

No maintainer action is needed to work around this; a future run with the branch included in the workflow's checkout.fetch list (or a repeat trigger that re-checks-out the PR branch fresh) should allow the push to succeed. The local commit is not lost from my perspective, but since I cannot push, no PR update has occurred and a human/maintainer or a subsequent bot run will need to add these test changes to the PR branch.

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