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The runner hands `run:` blocks to sh (dash), where `${GITHUB_SHA::8}` is
not substring expansion but a syntax error. It failed as
/var/run/act/workflow/9.sh: 29: Bad substitution
which names a temp file and no line of the workflow, after a 51-minute
build that had already produced a correctly signed APK and only needed to
write a summary table.
Two changes, either of which would have been enough, because this is a
silly way to lose an hour:
- The job declares `shell: bash`, so the rest of the file's assumptions
hold and a future bash-ism does not resurface this.
- The short SHA is computed once with `cut` in the resolve step and read
as a step output, so the two places that wanted it no longer depend on
which shell runs them at all.
Everything before this point is confirmed working from the same run: the
SDK is found, the Rust cross-compile completes, gradle mints a debug
keystore, R8 runs, and apksigner reports "CN=Android Debug" -- the
side-by-side signing this workflow is supposed to produce.