INFO[0000] [provider=git] Still pulling git repo data.git... [0s elapsed]
INFO[0001] [provider=git] Completed pulling git repo data.git in [2s elapsed]
INFO[0001] [+] deploy
INFO[0001] [+] build
INFO[0001] [+] docs
INFO[0001] [stage=build] INFO [+] ci-init (skipped)
INFO[0001] [stage=build] INFO [+] local-init
INFO[0001] [stage=docs] INFO [+] init (skipped)
INFO[0001] [stage=docs] INFO [+] docs (skipped)
INFO[0001] [stage=docs] INFO took 2ms
INFO[0001] [stage=deploy] INFO [+] version
INFO[0001] [stage=deploy] INFO [provider=git] Still pulling git repo data.git... [0s elapsed]
INFO[0001] [stage=deploy] INFO [stage=version] git repo is dirty
INFO[0001] [stage=deploy] ERRO <nil>: failed to run command (stage.version); exit status 1
INFO[0002] [stage=deploy] INFO [provider=git] Completed pulling git repo data.git in [0s elapsed]
INFO[0002] [stage=deploy] ERRO took 410ms
INFO[0002] [stage=deploy] Error: failed to run command (stage.version)
INFO[0002] [stage=deploy]
INFO[0002] [stage=deploy] exit status 1
INFO[0002] [stage=deploy]
ERRO[0002] <nil>: failed to run command (stage.deploy); exit status 1
INFO[0002] [stage=build] WARN [stage=local-init] Warning: In a future version of Poetry, PyPI will be disabled automatically if at least one custom source is configured with another priority than 'explicit'. In order to avoid a breaking change and make your pyproject.toml forward compatible, add PyPI explicitly via 'poetry source add pypi'. By the way, this has the advantage that you can set the priority of PyPI as with any other source.
INFO[0003] [stage=build] INFO [stage=local-init] Installing dependencies from lock file
INFO[0004] [stage=build] WARN [stage=local-init] Warning: poetry.lock is not consistent with pyproject.toml. You may be getting improper dependencies. Run `poetry lock [--no-update]` to fix it.```
this should have aborted after the `exit status 1`
