Issue #1896 Move the pixi environment folder out of the mounted source folder. - #1897
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…e sure the host system isn;t affecting it
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Given that we used the detached-environments in other jobs, I think this is worth trying.
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Fixes #1896
Description
The Pixi update build step has been failing for several weeks now.
A file is being accessed by multiple processes.
My suspicion is that the host system is also accessing the pixi environment (virus scanner?)
In this PR is move the pixi environment location out of the source folder (The source folder lives on the host system and is mounted into the docker container). After this change only the container has access to the environment.
If it still fails then the issue is somewhere in the container
As an added benefit this will also bring some performance improvements. We already use this setting in the main pipeline.
Checklist
Issue #nr, e.g.Issue #737pixi run generate-sbomand committed changes