We have a cache drive that we setup as part of our build process. Sometimes, Windows decides to stop mounting the cache drive (we mount at both C:\cache and Z:) and this breaks things in horrible ways. This seems to coincide with when a new buildkite image has been built, I hypothesize that an old cache drive doesn't like to get picked up by a new Windows VM. See logic here attempting to deal with this.
We have a cache drive that we setup as part of our build process. Sometimes, Windows decides to stop mounting the cache drive (we mount at both
C:\cacheandZ:) and this breaks things in horrible ways. This seems to coincide with when a new buildkite image has been built, I hypothesize that an old cache drive doesn't like to get picked up by a new Windows VM. See logic here attempting to deal with this.