Fix JS runtime operation not permitted issue in M1 orbstack #129
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…reation Refactors GitHub Actions workflow to: - Support multi-architecture builds for amd64 and arm64 - Implement digest-based build and push strategy - Add manifest list creation for cross-platform image support - Dynamically select Dockerfile based on platform - Improve build artifact management and image tagging - Use GitHub Actions Hosted ARM runners
knowlet
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have the same issue here, can someone take a look at this PR? |
crazywoola
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have the same issue here! |
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Dify Version:
Deployment Environment:
Self-Hosted (M1 MacBook with OrbStack Docker)
Issue Description
When creating a new workflow and selecting the Code block, after running the JavaScript runtime returns an empty result accompanied by
operation not permittederrors, whereas the Python runtime executes normally. Further investigation revealed that under certain conditions, Node.js triggers a failed with signal: bad system call error.Root Cause and Resolution
Although the exact root cause of the error remains unclear, testing indicates that upgrading the Golang version resolves the issue.
Changes in This PR
This PR should address the issue with the Node.js runtime while also enhancing the overall build reliability and efficiency.
Test the updated version using my DockerHub image:
🔗 DockerHub: knowlet/dify-sandbox:0.2.11
Reference:
langgenius/dify#7687
langgenius/dify#12287
FIx #128