Problem in /.../user_yaml/checks and /test/policy

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Hello again!

What happens

I solved a VBD challenge, but when I push to the repository then the jobs /test/generic/user_yaml/checks and /test/policy failed for the same reason. It says: “Seems like your YAML file is non compliant.”, but I don’t see any error on it, even I am using the same format of the YAML file that is available in the forum, and my previous commit was accepted with the same format.

What do you understand or find about that problem

It seems to be an issue with the YAML file, but the job /test/generic/user_yaml passed successfully.

There is a similar issue posted on the forum, but it seems for another reason, because I did only one commit, and my branch is 0 commit behind master.

Did you try any workaround? What did you do?

I tried modifying my features file but didn’t work.

Evidences

Failure in Job /test/generic/user_yaml/checks https://gitlab.com/autonomicjump/challenges/-/jobs/2319740656:

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1814×671 113 KB

And failure in Job /test/policy https://gitlab.com/autonomicjump/challenges/-/jobs/2319740663 (both errors say the same):

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2821×677 112 KB

Also, this is my commit:
https://gitlab.com/autonomicjump/challenges/-/commit/ef981972d6a99a477b7d67d108f3f0e569805bc2

And my branch is updated:

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I need help with

Finding why this error appears and what I have to change to solve that.

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Hi how are you?
The error says:
list index OUT OF RANGE
The error maybe that you are uploading the files to the wrong location.

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Hello,

Check the advice above and also try to make sure that the folder name has that special dot character.

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Hey, thanks for your answer! :blush:

You were right. That special dot character gave me trouble. I decide to change the directory from “0359-fristileaks-1.3” to “0359-fristileaks-1-3” and then it works.

I didn’t realize that @variable-reaction posted the same problem recently https://help.autonomicjump.com/t/test-generic-user-yaml/1745 and it has the solution.

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