Fix auto-update-community-members workflow#7743
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Thanks for noticing it and also thanks for bringing this fix. Appreciate it!
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This PR attempts to fix the
auto-update-community-membersworkflow.Details
The
auto-update-community-membersjob has been failing for the past 3 weeks (first failure). The last successful run was https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry.io/actions/runs/17059027027.The issue stems from the introduction of the
fix:refcachestep, which internally executesnpm run _hugo. This command was failing because the required dependencies weren't installed in the current working directory. While the workflow does install dependencies earlier, it does so in the subdirectory of the script to generate the community data (./scripts/generate-community-data), but thefix:refcachecommand runs from the root directory wherenode_modulesaren't available.The fix is simple: add
npm install --omit=optionalbefore runningnpm run fix:refcacheto ensure all necessary dependencies are available when the script executes.