Claudeagent and ClaudeagentA public repository's job is no longer handed to a self-hosted runner in host mode, only to fail there. Runners say how they are isolated on every poll as well as when they register (an older g1t ignores it), so a runner restarted with or without Docker is known as it is now; the queue gives a host-mode runner no public repository's jobs or agent work, reading each repository's visibility once a poll, and a job that no online runner which may take it could, sandboxed and with its labels, group and repository, waits saying "Waiting for a sandboxed runner: this repository is public, and host-mode runners don't run public repositories' jobs." until one comes online. A runner that never said how it is isolated is given the job as before and refuses it itself. The Self-hosted runners guide says so, with the message in its troubleshooting table.dc35a8aHistory
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- accounts.rs
- ai.rs
- attribution.rs
- budget.rs
- cards.rs
- catalogue.rs
- catalogue_tests.rs
- charged.rs
- closing.rs
- compute.rs
- costs.rs
- credits.rs
- cycle.rs
- details.rs
- features.rs
- gateway.rs
- gateway_tests.rs
- grants.rs
- invoices.rs
- keeper.rs
- lib.rs
- limits.rs
- margin.rs
- overages.rs
- platform.rs
- pricing.rs
- rename.rs
- report.rs
- requests.rs
- reset.rs
- retention.rs
- sales.rs
- statement.rs
- storage.rs
- stripe.rs
- stripe_sync.rs
- subscriptions.rs
- tax.rs
- tokens.rs
- webhooks.rs