So I'm not sure what happened here given to reach the

jq: parse error: Invalid numeric literal at line 1, column 6

# package: numpy
jq: parse error: Invalid numeric literal at line 1, column 6
# scientific-python-nightly-wheels/numpy/2.0.0.dev0 last uploaded on 
# Removing scientific-python-nightly-wheels/numpy/2.0.0.dev0
Using Anaconda API: https://api.anaconda.org/

during the nightly removal workflow

upload-nightly-action/.github/workflows/remove-wheels.yml

Lines 79 to 83 in 50053b3

    
                               upload_date=$(curl --silent https://api.anaconda.org/release/"${ANACONDA_USER}/${package_name}/${package_version}" | \ 
        
                                   jq -r '.distributions[].upload_time' | \ 
        
                                   sort | \ 
        
                                   tail --lines 1 | \ 
        
                                   awk '{print $1}')

As things like

$ curl --silent https://api.anaconda.org/release/scientific-python-nightly-wheels/scipy/1.13.0.dev0 | jq -r '.distributions[].upload_time' | sort | tail --lines 1 | awk '{print $1}'
2024-03-01

pass as expected, I don't understand what went wrong unless there was an failure in the API call to api.anaconda.org.

If we go with that until we get more information then we should guard

upload-nightly-action/.github/workflows/remove-wheels.yml

Line 85 in 50053b3

if [[ "${upload_date}" < "${threshold_date}" ]]; then

to only pass if upload_date is actually a well formed date.

	upload_date=$(curl --silent https://api.anaconda.org/release/"${ANACONDA_USER}/${package_name}/${package_version}" \| \
	jq -r '.distributions[].upload_time' \| \
	sort \| \
	tail --lines 1 \| \
	awk '{print $1}')

jq parsing error of upload date in remove old wheels CI workflow can remove packages #73

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