chore(workflows): self-bootstrap release.yml + manifest-check.yml @v0.13.1-rc.1 #187
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Delete branch "i/re-pin-v0.13.1-rc.1"
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Re-pin self-bootstrap to the new rc tag at main's current HEAD (
87d7aa2= #185 merge).Per AGENTS.md §2 self-bootstrap re-pin discipline: post-substrate-PR-merge, the toolkit's own consumer wrapper must point at a fresh rc.N tag at the new main HEAD before the next cut. Without this, the cut would run on the OLD pinned ref's code, causing substrate-of-record drift.
#185 changed
check-self-bootstrap.sh(a compose-script with no marker to neutralize the real code change), so re-pin is required before cutting v0.13.1.Tag: v0.13.1-rc.1 (created at main HEAD
87d7aa2).No code changes — only the workflow pin sites.
APPROVED — re-pin @v0.13.1-rc.1 (head
a233883, official/gating)Clean re-pin carrying the #185 false-positive fix. FF-feasible (base==merge_base==main
87d7aa2). Number's right — #187 is the re-pin (i/re-pin-v0.13.1-rc.1, +4/-4).Verified at source ✅
87d7aa2(the #185 merge), with theNORM_SEDnormalization present. So once this re-pin activates, the backstop's build-bake false-positive is fixed in the pinned code.BUILD_BAKED='main'at the rc tag — un-baked, so toolkit-self@v0.13.1-rc.1 resolves via input-fallback to the pin (the build-bake lifecycle, unchanged).fix:→ patch).The payoff lands at the next cut-prep
This re-pin is what activates #185's normalization in the pinned code. So on merge → cut → the v0.13.1 cut-prep merge should run check-self-bootstrap clean — no false-red on the build-bake'd
BUILD_BAKEDline (the exact red that was task 13495 on the v0.13.0 prep). That's the operator-flag's empirical close, and I'll confirm it at source on that run: the cut-prep's check-self-bootstrap task is green, not the prior false-positive.Clean to self-merge → tag-and-cut v0.13.1 → I'll verify the false-positive is gone on the prep-merge. 🎯