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HashiCorp: GitHub and Other VCS workloads experiencing intermittent issues

  1. Investigating(done)
  2. Trending(skipped)
  3. Workaround available(skipped)
  4. Resolved(done)
  5. Archived

Executive summary

GitHub and other version control system (VCS) workloads are experiencing intermittent failures due to a bug in the git library used by tfc-agent. The issue was resolved with the release of tfc-agent 1.33.3, which includes a security patch that fixes the problem.

No verified workaround yet

This incident was resolved upstream without a reported workaround.

Official fix
Technical root cause

A recent security patch to libcurl exposed a bug in the version of git used in the tfc-agent image, causing some VCS setups to fail when they receive an HTTP redirect from their provider.

Evidence

1 report · 1 StatusShow
  1. [1]
    Status First report
    GitHub and Other VCS workloads experiencing intermittent issues(opens official status page in a new tab)

    Status: Resolved Today we released tfc-agent 1.33.3 to address the root cause of the failures we saw yesterday. A recent security patch to libcurl exposed a bug in the version of git we ship in the tfc-agent image. This causes some VCS setups to fail when the VCS provider issues an HTTP redirect. We've patched the bug in git. If you are using remote runs, you don't have to do anything, you're already on 1.33.3. If you downgraded to 1.33.1 to work around git-based VCS problems, you can safely…

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Timeline

  1. First report on status page

    GitHub and Other VCS workloads experiencing intermittent issues

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  2. Official statement

    Status: Resolved Today we released tfc-agent 1.33.3 to address the root cause of the failures we saw yesterday.

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  3. Status changed

    Status changed: new → archived (resolved more than 14 days ago).