worker-ish: compilation errors don't report the step or code in which the error occured
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Description
I'm looking at a customer's workflow. It's failing for some mysterious reason and they can't work out why.
The logs only say this:
R/T Run complete with status: crash
CompileError: 7f2d5da0-ff9b-4a2a-8942-478d7e4251bc: Unexpected token (2:14)
There are like 12 steps in this workflow.The error could be in any one of them.
We really need to report more information and probably a clearer error.
This occurs during compilation in the engine, which happens before the run actually starts. There's an issue around this because it's not ideal. There's also problems like: a syntax error in an orphaned job will still cause the whole workflow to fail.
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