Artifact troubleshooting
Use this guide when a FORGE build appears complete but the expected downloadable output is missing or unusable.No artifact appears
Check whether the build actually reachedPACKAGING and completed packaging successfully.
A build can finish generation/validation work and still fail while creating or uploading the artifact.
Artifact status failed
Inspect packaging/upload error metadata, storage health, size limits, and worker state. If many unrelated artifacts fail at the same time, investigate storage/platform health rather than retrying each build independently.Download denied
Confirm:- current account/organization context
- project/resource permission
- artifact ownership
- credential scope for Developer API downloads
- artifact has not expired or been deleted
Download is corrupt or incomplete
When Starfire provides a checksum, calculate the checksum of the downloaded file and compare it. If the checksum differs, retry the supported download path and investigate transport/storage issues. If the checksum matches but the project itself is broken, the problem is in the packaged content rather than download integrity.Artifact expired
Check the plan/organization retention policy. If no retained copy exists, create a new build from the correct source revision when necessary.Missing files inside artifact
Compare the artifact file list with the intended packaging configuration and build workspace. Not every temporary workspace file necessarily belongs in the output.Secret discovered in artifact
Rotate/revoke the secret immediately. Then fix the build/project configuration so future artifacts contain placeholders instead of credentials.Download & verify artifacts
Review the normal artifact download and verification workflow.
