I want to create build artifacts, but Gitlab CI keeps telling me `no matching files`, although I explicitly check if the files exists. This is the output of the Gitlab CI runner: ``` gitlab-ci-multi-runner 1.0.1 (cffb5c7) Using Docker executor with image golang:latest ... Running on runner-e67c915c-project-38-concurrent-0 via ip-172-31-24-144... Fetching changes... HEAD is now at ca8a993 Add full path to artifact. Checking out ca8a9932 as master... HEAD is now at ca8a993... Add full path to artifact. $ export PROJECT_DIR=$GOPATH/src/gitlab.xxx.nl/rio/iris-api.go $ mkdir -p $GOPATH/src/gitlab.xxx.nl/rio/ $ cp -r $(pwd) $PROJECT_DIR $ cd $PROJECT_DIR $ go get github.com/stretchr/testify $ go get ./... $ make build-arm $ ls -la /go/src/gitlab.xxx.nl/rio/iris-api.go/build/read_digital -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 7962904 Apr 22 14:53 /go/src/gitlab.xxx.nl/rio/iris-api.go/build/read_digital Archiving artifacts... WARNING: /go/src/gitlab.xxx.nl/rio/iris-api.go/build/read_digital: no matching files No files to archive. Build succeeded. ``` My Gitlab CI configuration: ``` image: golang:latest before_script: ## Location of our project. - export PROJECT_DIR=$GOPATH/src/gitlab.xxx.nl/rio/iris-api.go ## Now create workspace for our project. - mkdir -p $GOPATH/src/gitlab.xxx.nl/rio/ ## Currently our projects is in the current working directory, but Go ## expects it in its GOPATH at $GOPATH/src/gitlab.xxx.nl/rio/. ## So let's move it there. - cp -r $(pwd) $PROJECT_DIR - cd $PROJECT_DIR # Install dependencies. - go get github.com/stretchr/testify - go get ./... test: script: make test build_binaries: stage: deploy script: - make build-arm - ls -la /go/src/gitlab.xxx.nl/rio/iris-api.go/build/read_digital artifacts: paths: - /go/src/gitlab.xxx.nl/rio/iris-api.go/build/read_digital ```