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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe release pipeline guide updates branch requirements for workflow dispatches, adds recovery steps for incomplete AUR and Homebrew publishing, and clarifies which pull requests run installer tests. ChangesRelease Pipeline Documentation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Other Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The runbook can stage a commit different from the one rehearsed and can make a release public before the documented publishing step. Resolve both mismatches before using or merging this release procedure. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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- Line 68: Update both release workflow commands in the release instructions to
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Put the stable release sequence first, state the artifact test policy with a coverage table, and rewrite the reference sections in short, Vale-clean prose.
Steps 3 and 4 dispatch on the branch step 2 chose, main or release/X.Y.Z, and step 8 deletes the release branch only when one was pushed. The test table gives mip its own gap row, since no smoke runs it, and names the macOS switch gvproxy-min as it installs.
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In `@docs/internal/release-pipeline.md`:
- Line 209: Update the installer-lane coverage claim in the table to say the
checks run when relevant files change, rather than on every PR; leave the
release-job gap description unchanged.
- Around line 167-169: Update the recovery guidance for publish-release to cover
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…overy Step 2 always pushes release/X.Y.Z, since a dispatch on main builds whatever main points at when each run starts. Step 7 covers a publish job that fails after making the release public, where a re-run cannot get 8BD0 past the already-public check. The installer row says the lane runs on PRs that change the scripts, not every PR.
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🟠 Major · Pin the staging dispatch to the rehearsed commit. · release-pipeline.md:54-79
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPin the staging dispatch to the rehearsed commit.
The dry-run and staging commands dispatch separate runs from
release/X.Y.Z. If that branch advances after the dry run, the staging run checks out the new branch tip and can stage a different commit. Use an immutable tag or add a SHA check before staging.Suggested fix
-git push origin <commit>:refs/heads/release/X.Y.Z +git push origin <commit>:refs/tags/release/X.Y.Z-rehearsed ... -gh workflow run release.yml --ref release/X.Y.Z -f versioned=true -f dry_run=true +gh workflow run release.yml --ref release/X.Y.Z-rehearsed -f versioned=true -f dry_run=true ... -gh workflow run release.yml --ref release/X.Y.Z -f versioned=true -f dry_run=false +gh workflow run release.yml --ref release/X.Y.Z-rehearsed -f versioned=true -f dry_run=false🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 54-79: Update the release instructions so the rehearsal and
staging dispatches use the same immutable ref. Replace the mutable release
branch ref in the push and both `gh workflow run` commands with a tag pointing
to the rehearsed commit, ensuring staging cannot check out a different commit if
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The stable promotion publishes the draft GitHub Release and creates the vX.Y.Z tag. Only the AUR and Homebrew publishers wait for publish_packages, matching the reworked input in #1695. Step 7 runs them by hand until both have worked for a real release.
A re-run with publish_packages=true now leaves the public GitHub Release as it is and publishes the AUR and Homebrew packages, per #1695. Step 7 uses that, with the manual publishers kept as the fallback. The rollback section warns to keep publish_packages off.
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docs/internal/release-pipeline.mdso a person can cut a stable release by reading it top to bottom.What changes
dry_run, stage withversioned: true, test the staged build, promote with a second approver, publish in a separate opt-in run, clean up, and roll back. Also covered:unstablewith no approval.deb/.rpm/.apk, an end-to-endinstall.shrun against the staged folder, installing the published Homebrew/AUR packages, completions, and the legacy bundle. The macOS smoke is also marked, because it skips and counts as a pass whenRUN_MACOS_CI=false.publish-packages.yml.descriptionis quoted so it parses as YAML. #1352 makes the same fix, so the two PRs merge cleanly on that line.Related
promote.yml(publish, defaultfalse). This doc describes that behaviour: step 6 promotes without publishing, and step 7 runs the promotion again with-f publish=trueto publish the GitHub Release, AUR and Homebrew. Merge ci(promote): make AUR and Homebrew publishing opt-in on stable promotions #1695 first, or together with this PR.Testing
vale --no-globalusing the.vale.iniandstyles/from #1352 (ai-tellsv1.31.0,stev0.1.1,inventory,Minimalvocabulary). Result: 0 errors, 0 warnings, 0 suggestions. Before this change the file stopped Vale with anE201YAML front-matter error.main:release.ymlsmoke jobs andRUN_M 8000 ACOS_CIgating,publish-packages.yml,verify-smoked.sh,install.shtarget resolution, andgo.minimal.dev/<channel>injectingMINIMAL_INSTALL_TARGET_OVERRIDE.Summary by CodeRabbit
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