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+/nix/store/g2gqhibqv6w58iz9287l1yr2zbjigs0y-sccache-0.17.0 (aarch64-darwin)
+/nix/store/v8y4nym7abc8f67blpmqbpwnm6nyi6a6-sccache-0.17.0 (aarch64-linux)
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-/nix/store/cqywpjv4l1zfkqzmgi02r1z0kvx2fyai-sccache-0.18.0 (aarch64-darwin)
-/nix/store/pcw0wzcx1dc0f57rl2r7r0prc6yfwnfc-sccache-0.18.0 (aarch64-linux) |
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mozilla/sccache#2869 breaks sccache v0.18.0.
We pinned it back to avoid that in #66146, but just for Linux x64.
The benchmark job is now failing though, when using this same sccache version on aarch64-linux (https://github.com/nodejs/node/actions/runs/35988785748/job/107603726845) I think due to the same issue (I can't 100% confirm from the logs, but looks very likely: sccache v0.18 is used and fails to start) and further discussion in that sccache issue did confirm it's a cross-platform issue so that'd make sense.
Notably AFAICT there's no other jobs that do this combination of sccache-via-nix + aarch64-linux, which explains why it didn't come up before (the test-shared aarch64-linux job doesn't set with-sccache unlike the other platforms).
AFAICT we can safely just pin sccache for all platforms until it's fixed, and that seems like the simplest option.