Ujjwaljain16 commented on issue #44220:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/44220#issuecomment-5664955155
I dug into this and was able to reproduce the failure against the exact
`6.1.0` release commit.
The root cause is a release/workflow revision mismatch:
* PR #44100 added the `superset` Dockerfile stage and made the `superset`
preset responsible for the plain image tags (`latest`, `<version>`, per-SHA).
* The scheduled refresh workflow, however, checks out the **release tag
being refreshed** (`6.1.0` → `c83fb2bb...`) while using the current `master`
version of the workflow tooling / `supersetbot`.
* The `6.1.0` Dockerfile predates #44100 and has no `superset` stage; its
production image is built from the `lean` stage.
* Consequently, current `supersetbot` resolves the `superset` preset to
`--target superset`, which fails immediately with `target stage "superset"
could not be found`.
I reproduced the exact failure locally with:
```bash
docker buildx build \
--target superset \
--build-arg PY_VER=3.10-slim-bookworm \
--platform linux/amd64 .
```
against the `6.1.0` Dockerfile.
The fix I’m testing is to make the scheduled refresh check the target
resolved by `supersetbot` against the Dockerfile actually checked out for the
release. For the known pre-#44100 case, the `superset` preset falls back to the
existing `lean` stage while preserving the plain-tag semantics; unexpected
target/stage mismatches still fail loudly.
This is broader than `6.1.0`: older published releases also predate the
`superset` stage, so a release-specific hardcode would not be sufficient.
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