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Nx Cloud has identified a possible root cause for your failed CI:
The failure was classified as an "environment_state" issue rather than a "code_change" issue for the following reasons:
The pull request introduced changes to documentation files (*.mdoc files) and configuration (nx.json, migrations.json, versions.ts). These changes were primarily:
- Documentation updates to Nx Release guides
- Reverting Koa package versions from 3.x to 2.x in packages/node/src/utils/versions.ts
- Removing migration entries for Koa packages
- Minor configuration changes (cacheBust increment in nx.json)
The failing tasks (gradle-project-graph:build and gradle-project-graph:lint) were not related to any of the changed files in the pull request. The errors indicated that a Kotlin file (/home/workflows/workspace/packages/gradle/project-graph/src/main/kotlin/dev/nx/gradle/data/Dependency.kt) was not properly formatted according to ktfmt standards.
This file was not modified in the pull request diff at all. The formatting issue existed in the workspace state independent of the PR changes. The failures were due to pre-existing code that did not meet the formatting requirements being checked by the CI pipeline, not due to any changes introduced by the pull request itself.
The solution was to run the ktfmtFormat command to automatically format the Kotlin file to meet the required standards, which resolved the issue without requiring any changes to the user's intended modifications.
A code change would likely not resolve this issue, so no action was taken.
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