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At the current main tip (2479cf7, ziz-drop), callers of hypatia-scan-reusable.yml — and this repository's own scheduled run — fail in the SARIF-upload step:
warning: No files were found with the provided path: hypatia-findings.json
panic-attack-findings.json. No artifacts will be uploaded.
failure: Path does not exist: hypatia.sarif
failure: Process completed with exit code 1.
hyperpolymath/cicd-squabbler at the older da2c748 pin (2026-09-26, 1m16s): SUCCESS.
Same callee SHA passing 2d ago and failing 1h ago ⇒ time-dependent upstream cause (Hypatia escript build/cache/Hex dependency, or runner image drift), not a per-caller defect. The ~30s duration suggests it fails before/at scanner build rather than during scanning.
Suggested direction
Reproduce the "Cache Hex/Mix and Scanner Build" + build steps on a clean runner; check whether the v4 cache key is restoring a poisoned/partial ~/hypatia.
Consider making the reusable fail loudly before the SARIF step (the current tail error is the upload step complaining about a missing file, which reads like a caller-side problem).
We pinned oblibeny's hypatia-scan.yml to da2c748 (last known-good) with a comment pointing here; we'll refresh to the tip once this is cleared.
What happens
At the current main tip (2479cf7, ziz-drop), callers of
hypatia-scan-reusable.yml— and this repository's own scheduled run — fail in the SARIF-upload step:Evidence
Same callee SHA passing 2d ago and failing 1h ago ⇒ time-dependent upstream cause (Hypatia escript build/cache/Hex dependency, or runner image drift), not a per-caller defect. The ~30s duration suggests it fails before/at scanner build rather than during scanning.
Suggested direction
~/hypatia.We pinned oblibeny's hypatia-scan.yml to da2c748 (last known-good) with a comment pointing here; we'll refresh to the tip once this is cleared.