error: boost::too_many_args: format-string referred to fewer arguments than were passed #178
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Describe the bug
doing a remote build with both local and remote being lix commit
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, I get an error "error: boost::too_many_args: format-string referred to fewer arguments than were passed"Steps To Reproduce
Not entirely sure 😬. Some combination of remote builds?
Expected behavior
The build should succeed
nix-env --version
outputnix-env (Nix) 2.90.0-lix
Additional context
looks like the same as https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues/10238 (but that is too new to have been imported)
I did not ever see this on nix 2.17.1, but it seems to be a common issue with newer nix versions.
wonder if you can catch the remote end in the act with a rr recording. This is a terribly frustrating bug, of course, this shouldn't even happen and the fact it's not diagnosable is so silly.
hrmmm. if it happens regularly enough maybe we could get you a patch that aborts on that error so you get a core dump to look at?
It happens reproducibly in my setup, so I could definitely install a patch
qyriad hit this reproducibly, so we are going to find out what it is.