.github/workflows/breakage-against-ponyc-latest.yml runs in ghcr.io/ponylang/shared-docker-ci-x86-64-unknown-linux-builder-with-pcre:latest. That image was last pushed on 2025-10-20 and has not been rebuilt since, so this workflow tests against the ponyc of that day rather than against ponyc main.
shared-docker #111 is what stopped it. It renamed x86-64-unknown-linux-builder-with-pcre to standard-builder-with-pcre, made it multiplatform, and replaced the latest tag with nightly and release. The old image name kept resolving, so nothing failed and nothing said the compiler had stopped moving.
The replacement is ghcr.io/ponylang/shared-docker-ci-standard-builder-with-pcre:nightly, built from ponyc main.
glob, logger, regex and templates all still point at the old image.
.github/workflows/breakage-against-ponyc-latest.ymlruns inghcr.io/ponylang/shared-docker-ci-x86-64-unknown-linux-builder-with-pcre:latest. That image was last pushed on 2025-10-20 and has not been rebuilt since, so this workflow tests against the ponyc of that day rather than against ponyc main.shared-docker #111 is what stopped it. It renamed
x86-64-unknown-linux-builder-with-pcretostandard-builder-with-pcre, made it multiplatform, and replaced thelatesttag withnightlyandrelease. The old image name kept resolving, so nothing failed and nothing said the compiler had stopped moving.The replacement is
ghcr.io/ponylang/shared-docker-ci-standard-builder-with-pcre:nightly, built from ponyc main.glob, logger, regex and templates all still point at the old image.