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[GH-ISSUE #4749] Nightly build/test failure - 2026-10-18 #1211
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Originally created by @github-actions[bot] on GitHub (Oct 18, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/kvcache-ai/Mooncake/issues/4749
Nightly Failure Report
Run: https://github.com/kvcache-ai/Mooncake/actions/runs/39048302137
Branch: refs/heads/main
Timestamp: 2026-10-18T16:11:37.462Z
Please investigate the failed jobs in the workflow run linked above.
@he-yufeng commented on GitHub (Oct 18, 2026):
Triage on the four failures:
nightly-coverage / nightly-test (Build project): real compile break, already fixed on main. Both legs failed compiling
mooncake-store/tests/master_service/dsl/scenario.cpp:1926, which calledBatchProbeKey(keys, tenant)in the old two-argument form. The signature gained a leadingconst GrantLeasePolicy&in5d77d344(#4314, landed 10-16 16:17 +08), while the DSL call site came from7b92ab88(#4523, landed 10-15 15:54 +08) — a landing-order race between two PRs touching the same API, each green against the main it was tested on.19e0ab28(#4729, landed 10-18 02:09 +08) updated the call toBatchProbeKey({}, keys, TenantId(...)), which is the form current main has. So this leg should go green on the next nightly; no further action.Build Docker Image: infra-level, separate. The job failed with zero failed steps (runner/provisioning level, not a build error), so it is unrelated to the compile break. Worth a rerun-watch on the next nightly rather than a code change.
Nothing to do on this issue beyond the next run confirming both legs recover; the only lasting takeaway is that #4314 and #4523 landed within 25 hours of each other in the same file family, and the second one carried a stale call site.