Add langfuse and migrate configurations

[rahulduvedi]

• "langfuse(worker and web): new package"

[octo-sts]

🔄 Build Failed: Git Checkout Error

[git checkout] FAIL Expected commit aae1909466a4f676d77621a6349905d16b73873e for v3.67.0, found 1c574b2a5de5feda251fc85e09a9f75299cd9081

Build Details

Category	Details
Build System	git
Failure Point	git checkout step

Root Cause Analysis 🔍

The build failed because the git checkout step found a different commit hash than what was expected for tag v3.67.0. The expected commit was 'aae1909466a4f676d77621a6349905d16b73873e', but the actual commit found was '1c574b2a5de5feda251fc85e09a9f75299cd9081'.

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🔍 Build failure fix suggestions

Found similar build failures that have been fixed in the past and analyzed them to suggest a fix:

Similar PRs with fixes

• Adding VersionStream for gitlab-runner-17.11 #51032
• trufflehog/3.88.16-r0: cve remediation #46217
• gitlab-runner-17.10/17.10.1 package update #48261

Suggested Changes

File: langfuse.yaml

• replace at line expected-commit: aae1909466a4f676d77621a6349905d16b73873e (pipeline.git-checkout.expected-commit)
  Original:

expected-commit: aae1909466a4f676d77621a6349905d16b73873e

Replacement:

expected-commit: 1c574b2a5de5feda251fc85e09a9f75299cd9081

Click to expand fix analysis

Analysis

The common pattern across all similar fixed build failures is an incorrect expected commit hash in the git-checkout step. In each case, the fix involved updating the expected-commit hash in the Melange YAML file to match the actual commit hash found at the specified tag. This mismatch typically occurs when:

1. The tag has been moved to point to a different commit
2. The tag object and commit object have different hashes (as in fix example #0)
3. The package was updated but the expected commit wasn't correctly updated

In all three examples, the solution was straightforward - update the expected-commit hash to match the actual commit hash that corresponds to the specified tag version.

Click to expand fix explanation

Explanation

The build is failing because the git checkout step found a different commit hash than what was expected for tag v3.67.0. The error message explicitly shows that the expected commit was 'aae1909466a4f676d77621a6349905d16b73873e', but the actual commit found was '1c574b2a5de5feda251fc85e09a9f75299cd9081'.

This mismatch can happen for various reasons:

1. The tag might have been updated in the upstream repository to point to a different commit
2. The tag might be pointing to a tag object rather than directly to a commit object
3. The repository's history might have been rewritten

The fix is to update the expected-commit hash in the git-checkout section to match the actual commit hash that the v3.67.0 tag points to. This approach directly addresses the error by aligning the expected commit with the actual commit, allowing the checkout process to complete successfully.

This change is consistent with the pattern observed in all three similar build failures, where updating the expected-commit hash resolved the issue. The fix is minimal and targeted, focusing only on the specific cause of the build failure.

Click to expand alternative approaches

Alternative Approaches

• Verify the tag's integrity by examining upstream repository history to ensure v3.67.0 legitimately points to commit 1c574b2a5de5feda251fc85e09a9f75299cd9081
• Contact the upstream maintainers to confirm if the tag was intentionally moved to a different commit
• If this is a recurring issue, consider implementing a pre-build script that automatically verifies and updates the expected-commit hash for a given tag

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