Linux apt package file has unexpected size

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drusnak
drusnak
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edited March 11 in Linux

We install 1password CLI in a docker image (using golang:1.21-bookworm base image) in CI using the suggested linux commands - but installation has been failing this afternoon with this error message:

E: Failed to fetch https://downloads.1password.com/linux/debian/amd64/pool/main/1/11password-cli/11password-cli-2.25.0-1.amd64.deb File has unexpected size (6353258 != 6336150). Mirror sync in progress?

Is there something that we need to do on our end to fix this? It was working this morning and I have tried 3 times since within a 2 hour period.

Thanks!


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  • yuvgrain
    yuvgrain
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    +1

    experiencing same issue

  • Metod
    Metod
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    Same here.

  • NeuralInnovations
    NeuralInnovations
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    +1, Who can to fix it? Because we use this as environment provider in our solution.

  • eblue
    eblue
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    +1 same issue here.

  • drusnak
    drusnak
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    Workaround I found for this: if installing in a dockerfile, just use COPY --from=1password/op:2 /usr/local/bin/op /usr/local/bin/op

  • fungus
    fungus
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    +1

  • stefanwittwer
    stefanwittwer
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    We were also affected and reached out to support. They mentioned this:

    "We have identified the cause and hope to have this patched up shortly. Please keep an eye out for a new release on our CLI release notes page: https://app-updates.agilebits.com/product_history/CLI2

    If you need to install the CLI for your pipeline, please take a look at the instructions under the Linux --> Manual tab in our developer documentation here: https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/get-started/#install"

    Switching to the Linux/Manual install script in the CI worked for us. (We were also able to successfully manually add the gpg verification to the automated pipeline using the extended guide for extra verification).