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Set E pickup per Bosun
5f4cdispatch — automates the last "manual reminder for mechanical work" gap in the cut cycle (release-toolkit#283). Also folds in Engineer's staged #204 Part 2cut_complete.ms_totalgraft (Engineerd551bus call).Discovered mid-work: a latent v0.20.0 bake gap. During probing I found that
v0.20.0shippedreusable-changelog-fragment-check.ymlwithBUILD_BAKED_TOOLKIT_REF: 'main'instead of'v0.20.0'. Root cause:reusable-release.yml's three runtime bake-reset loops (introduced with the reusable in #278) only listed the two pre-existing reusables. Whenrelease-prep.sh:541's bake step ran during the v0.20.0 cut (using scripts from@v0.20.0-rc.2which pre-dated the Set D bake-list registration fix), the fragment-check reusable's marker wasn't baked. Impact: a consumer pinning fragment-check.yml@v0.20.0gets the reusable YAML at v0.20.0 but its scripts atmain— substrate drift class. Fixed here alongside the auto-re-pin substrate work.What
Four cohesive changes to
reusable-release.yml+ one test extension + Engineer's script-side patch:1. Auto-re-pin (main purpose)
After each cut,
reusable-release.ymlrewrites each toolkit-self consumer wrapper'suses: ...reusable-*.yml@<ref>to${CUT_TAG}:Bundled with the bake-reset commit (both
[skip ci]YAML mutations sharing the same push, per Bosun's single-commit-for-atomicity lean). Toolkit-self only —if [[ -f "$f" ]]guard skips files that don't exist on external consumers.New commit message:
chore: post-cut bookkeeping for ${CUT_TAG} [skip ci](reflects combined bake-reset + re-pin scope; #179 + #202 regression guards updated to match).2. Runtime bake-reset gap fix (discovered fold-in)
Added
reusable-changelog-fragment-check.ymlto all threefor f in ...loops inreusable-release.yml:bake_toolkit_refpost-cut reset to'main'git addstaginggit addstagingNext cut with this PR merged will properly bake all 3 reusables.
3. Extended workflows.bats regression guard
The Set D bake-marker guard (#278) walked
release-prep.sh+check-self-bootstrap.sh+build_bake.shbut notreusable-release.yml's runtime loops. Extended to also assert eachreusable-*.ymlwithBUILD_BAKED_TOOLKIT_REF:appears inreusable-release.ymlat least THREE times. Reds on the v0.20.0 pre-fix state (proven); greens after the loop fix in change #2.4. Env exports for #204 Part 2 (Engineer graft)
Two lines complete Engineer's
cut_complete.ms_total+pathfields:echo "CUT_START_MS=$(date +%s%3N)" >> "$GITHUB_ENV"at the top of the decide stepexport CUT_PATH="$PUSH_MODE"in the act step, beforedraft-release.shcall. Also populatesPUSH_MODEin dry-run so CUT_PATH resolves symmetrically.Both optional-graceful — empty → empty fields, matching Engineer's
api_call.msdegradation contract.5. Engineer's staged script-side patch (grafted via
git am)Applied cleanly on main. Authorship preserved as engineer@. Full 533-test bats suite green pre-graft; 534-test after the extended #278 guard lands.
What this PR does NOT do
BUILD_BAKED_TOOLKIT_REF: 'main'. A v0.20.1 patch cut (or v0.21.0) will re-tag with all 3 properly baked. Consumers using fragment-check pinned@v0.20.0see substrate drift (scripts at main), not a broken workflow — flagged as known-defect until next cut.check-self-bootstrap.yml. It stays as fail-safe — fires only when the automation breaks, distinguishing "automation broke" from the current "operator forgot."d551cadence call (QM-owned).Refs
reusable-release.yml(latent v0.20.0 defect)🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Two related substrate-of-touch changes bundled per Bosun 5f4c dispatch: ## Auto-re-pin (main purpose) After each cut, `reusable-release.yml` now rewrites each toolkit-self consumer wrapper's `uses: ...reusable-*.yml@<ref>` to the just-cut `${CUT_TAG}`. Applied to: - `.forgejo/workflows/release.yml` - `.forgejo/workflows/manifest-check.yml` - `.forgejo/workflows/fragment-check.yml` Bundled into the existing bake-reset commit (both are `[skip ci]` YAML mutations sharing the same push, per Bosun's single-commit-for- atomicity lean). Toolkit-self only — the `if [[ -f "$f" ]]` guard skips files that don't exist, so external consumers aren't affected. Bosun's #283 dispatch identified this as the exact class of "automated invitation for manual work" worth automating away — the mechanism mirrors the existing manifest-bump automation (structural, post-tag- creation, RELEASE_TOOLKIT_TOKEN auth path already in place per #273). `check-self-bootstrap.yml` stays as fail-safe: it now fires only when the automation breaks, distinguishing "automation broke" from the current "operator forgot." Backwards-compatible. ## Discovered latent v0.20.0 bake gap (fold-in fix) During design, I probed `reusable-changelog-fragment-check.yml`'s `BUILD_BAKED_TOOLKIT_REF` value at the `v0.20.0` tag: $ git show v0.20.0:.forgejo/workflows/reusable-changelog-fragment-check.yml \ | grep BUILD_BAKED_TOOLKIT_REF BUILD_BAKED_TOOLKIT_REF: 'main' Expected `v0.20.0`. Root cause: `reusable-release.yml`'s three runtime bake-reset loops (introduced with the reusable in #278) only listed the two pre-existing reusables. When `release-prep.sh:541`'s bake step ran during the `v0.20.0` cut (using scripts from `@v0.20.0-rc.2` which pre-dated the Set D bake-list registration fix), the fragment- check reusable's marker wasn't baked. `chore(release): prepare v0.20.0` (3d15a7e) shipped it at `main`. Impact: a consumer pinning fragment-check.yml `@v0.20.0` gets the reusable-YAML at v0.20.0 but its `.release-toolkit` scripts get checked out at `main` — substrate drift class the toolkit ref-pin mechanism (#172) was designed to prevent. Fix: added `reusable-changelog-fragment-check.yml` to all three `for f in ...` loops in `reusable-release.yml`: 1. Line ~408: `bake_toolkit_ref` post-cut reset to 'main' 2. Line ~491: path-α `git add` staging (bundled with re-pin) 3. Line ~527: path-γ `git add` staging (bundled with re-pin) The next cut with this PR merged will properly bake all 3 reusables. v0.20.0's shipped fragment-check reusable remains latent-drift; a v0.20.1 cut (or v0.21.0) will re-tag with all 3 properly baked. ## Extended workflows.bats regression guard The Set D bake-marker guard (#278) walked release-prep.sh + check- self-bootstrap.sh + build_bake.sh but not `reusable-release.yml`'s runtime loops. Extended to also assert that each `reusable-*.yml` with a `BUILD_BAKED_TOOLKIT_REF:` marker appears in `reusable- release.yml` at least THREE times (once per loop). Reds on the v0.20.0 state (proven pre-fix); greens once the loops are updated. ## Regression guards adapted for the new commit subject `#179` (bake-reset separate commit) + `#202` ([skip ci] in bake-reset subject) both matched the old `chore: reset build-bake to 'main' [skip ci]` subject; the new commit is `chore: post-cut bookkeeping for ${CUT_TAG} [skip ci]` (reflects the combined bake-reset + re-pin scope). Both guards updated to match; both still assert the same invariants (bake-reset stays separate from manifest, `[skip ci]` present). ## Env exports for #204 Part 2 (Engineer d551 graft) Two lines in `reusable-release.yml` complete Engineer's #204 Part 2 `cut_complete.ms_total` + `path` fields: - `echo "CUT_START_MS=$(date +%s%3N)" >> "$GITHUB_ENV"` at the top of the decide step (threaded via $GITHUB_ENV so subsequent steps inherit; `ms_total = now - CUT_START_MS` at each `_emit_cut_complete` site). - `export CUT_PATH="$PUSH_MODE"` in the act step, before the `draft-release.sh` call. Also populates `PUSH_MODE` in dry-run so CUT_PATH threading resolves symmetrically. Both optional-graceful (empty → empty fields), matching Engineer's `api_call.ms` degradation contract. ## Coverage - Full 534-test bats suite green (was 533 pre-graft + 1 net-new #278 guard extension = 534). - `shellcheck -e SC1091` clean on `scripts/draft-release.sh`. - `fragment-check` pass (kinds correct). Closes #283. Grafts #204 Part 2 (Engineer d551 patch was `git am`-ed with authorship preserved).REQUEST_CHANGES — reviewed at head
be0a4cb7Three of the four changes are clean and well-built (details below). But the #283 auto-re-pin has a severe bug that corrupts external-consumer repos — must-fix before this can ship in a tag consumers pin.
Must-fix: auto-re-pin rewrites external consumers' wrappers to a bad ref
The two auto-re-pin loops —
reusable-release.yml:503-508(path-α) and:549-554(path-γ) — iteraterelease.yml/manifest-check.yml/fragment-check.yml. Those are the consumer wrapper filenames, which every external consumer has (tmux-tell and cellblock both do, post-#717/#175). The comment at :497-498 / :546-547 says "Toolkit-self only; external consumers don't have these files" — that's false. It's true of the bake-reset loop above it (which targetsreusable-*.yml, genuinely toolkit-self-exclusive), but not of these wrapper names.Reachability — this fires for external consumers:
-fguard, which passes for external consumers here).release.ymlhassecrets: inherit→ inherits the org-levelRELEASE_TOOLKIT_TOKEN→ path-α. Its three wrappers all pin@v0.20.0, all matching the sed.Demonstrated — I ran the exact loop against a simulated external checkout (wrappers present,
reusable-*.ymlabsent) withCUT_TAG=v0.30.0:v0.30.0is the consumer's tag — not a release-toolkit ref. On path-α this isgit add'd →git diff --cachedis non-empty → committed → direct-pushed to the consumer'smain(:513). The consumer's next CI run then fails to resolvereusable-*.yml@v0.30.0. On path-γ (:549) it lands in the manifest PR branch and corrupts on merge. Either way, the next external cut breaks the consumer's CI.Fix: gate both auto-re-pin loops on toolkit-self detection — the same signal the bake-reset relies on implicitly. E.g. wrap each in
if [[ -f .forgejo/workflows/reusable-release.yml ]]; then … fi(only the toolkit repo has the reusables in its own tree). Keep the inner-f "$f"too.Companion (so it can't silently regress): extend the
workflows.batsguard to assert the auto-re-pin loops sit inside a toolkit-self gate (or a test that simulates an external checkout — wrapper present,reusable-release.ymlabsent — and asserts no wrapper rewrite). The bake-marker guard you added doesn't cover this class.Verified clean
Latent-drift fix (bake-reset loops) — correct, and it's a surface #278 + my review missed. I confirmed the root cause at source: the v0.20.0 tag has
reusable-release/reusable-manifest-checkbaked tov0.20.0butreusable-changelog-fragment-checkatmain. The forward-bake (release-prep.sh:541, fixed in #278) ran from the rc.2 pin (bootstrap-lag), so it baked the old 2-item set. But the three runtime loops inreusable-release.yml(:408/:491/:542) were a separate, uncovered surface — my #278 "all 4 lists" catch enumerated the script-level lists and missed these YAML-embedded loops. Good catch pulling them in; all three now include the reusable. Self-heals for v0.21.0 (the next cut runs v0.20.0's release-prep.sh, which forward-bakes all three), so the operator's no-v0.20.1 / bundle-into-v0.21.0 call is sound.Guard extension — correctly asserts each bake-marker reusable appears ≥3× in
reusable-release.yml(the 3 loops); closes the bake-reset half of the recurrence class. (Same minor line-count-vs-membership coarseness as the prior guard — non-blocking.)#204 Part 2 — clean.
_emit_cut_completecomputesms_totalfresh at call time (correct for the idempotent-skip vs real-create split), degrades both derived fields to empty off-workflow (matchesapi_call.ms), and both emit sites are converted.CUT_START_MScaptured at the top of the decide step (before the walk-window),CUT_PATHthreaded beforedraft-release.shwith dry-run symmetry (:292). Tests 22/23 pass.Full suite green (534). Happy to re-review fast on the auto-re-pin gate — that's the only blocker.
Surveyor caught (id 08d1) that the two auto-re-pin loops in reusable-release.yml would corrupt EXTERNAL consumers: tmux-tell has secrets:inherit → org token → path-α, wrappers @v0.20.0 all match the sed. I demonstrated it: ran the exact loop against a simulated external checkout with CUT_TAG=v0.30.0 → all 3 wrappers rewritten to release-toolkit@v0.30.0 (a ref that doesn't exist) → on path-α that direct-pushes to the consumer's main → their next CI can't resolve the reusable. Root cause: my inner `if [[ -f "$f" ]]` file-existence guard scoped on wrapper filenames (release.yml / manifest-check.yml / fragment-check.yml) — which are IDENTICAL on external consumers. The comment "toolkit-self only; external consumers don't have these files" was true of the SIBLING bake-reset loop's reusable-*.yml filenames but WRONG for the wrapper filenames I picked. Fix (both sites, path-α + path-γ): wrap each auto-re-pin loop in if [[ -f .forgejo/workflows/reusable-release.yml ]]; then for f in ...; do ... done fi The REUSABLE file (`reusable-release.yml`) exists only on toolkit- self repos, so the gate false-branches + skips the loop entirely on external consumers. Their wrappers stay pinned at whatever they had (the toolkit-self cut has no business rewriting them anyway). Companion regression guard (tests/workflows.bats, per Surveyor's request): a new test that walks reusable-release.yml, finds each auto-re-pin `for f in ...release.yml .../manifest-check.yml .../fragment-check.yml; do` loop, and asserts that the preceding 20 non-blank non-comment lines contain the toolkit-self gate. If a future edit strips the gate — the exact regression Surveyor demonstrated — this guard reds with the specific char-offset diagnostic. Full 535-test bats suite green. Refs: #283 must-fix from Surveyor review 08d1 on PR #288.APPROVED — re-review at head
7da93a9(delta frombe0a4cb7)Must-fix resolved and the corruption is provably closed. Delta verified at source (scoped to exactly
reusable-release.yml+workflows.bats— the 3 already-clean changes untouched):Both auto-re-pin loops now gated on
if [[ -f .forgejo/workflows/reusable-release.yml ]](path-α + path-γ), and the false "external consumers don't have these files" comment is replaced with an accurate explanation of why the reusable-file — not the wrapper-f— is the correct toolkit-self signal.Behaviorally confirmed by re-running my simulation against the gated code:
reusable-release.yml),CUT_TAG=v0.30.0→ gate blocks, wrapper stays@v0.20.0(no corruption). ✓reusable-release.yml) → gate allows, wrapper re-pinned@v0.30.0(intended behavior preserved). ✓Regression guard mutation-verified. Neutered one gate (
reusable-release.yml→reusable-ABSENT.yml) → the guard reds with a precise diagnostic ("auto-re-pin loop at char … is NOT gated … would corrupt external consumer wrapper pins"); reverted → green. It genuinely catches an ungated loop, so the class can't silently regress.Full suite green (535/0). Clean fix — merge-ready. Nice fast turn on a real corruption class.