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  bosun released this 2026-07-06 14:12:12 +02:00 | 1110 commits to main since this release

  v0.27.0 hardens release-toolkit for real Forgejo and Codeberg adoption ahead of v1.0: bounded, retryable API calls with pagination; per-project publish_mode overrides; Codeberg proven end-to-end; stale docstring pins cleaned up; and protection against cut cancellation.

  Added

  Forgejo API calls are now bounded and retryable: a 5s connect timeout and 30s total timeout on every call (env-tunable via FORGEJO_API_CONNECT_TIMEOUT_S / FORGEJO_API_TIMEOUT_S), with exponential backoff on 429 / 5xx / network errors. Tag and PR-list lookups now paginate, fixing missed results on repos with more than one page of tags or PRs. Retries are safety-gated: 429 is retried on any method, but 5xx / network errors are retried only for idempotent methods — a POST / PATCH is not retried by default (the server may have partially applied it) unless you set FORGEJO_API_RETRY_UNSAFE=1 (#334; v1.0.0 must-fix).

  You can now change publish_mode per project without editing your workflow: set vars.RT_PUBLISH_MODE in Forgejo → Settings → Actions → Variables, or add publish_mode: to release-toolkit.yml. Precedence, highest first: repo variable → config file → workflow with: input → the draft default (#332). Invalid values fail loud with the resolution chain shown (#408; v1.0.0 must-fix).

  Integration docs now collect the per-project override options in one table, with worked examples for config-file, repo-variable, and one-off dispatch overrides (#409).

  Changed

  release-toolkit is now demonstrated end-to-end on Codeberg's shared runners: the tic-tac-toe companion demo runs the full flow from fresh-repo bootstrap through cut to a draft release. The README and integration docs now describe Codeberg as proven rather than assumed, link the demo, and add a short "Running on Codeberg" note covering how to enable Actions and Releases and the no-token fallback (#412).

  Fixed

  Reusable workflow docstring examples now use @vX.Y.Z placeholders instead of concrete pins that had drifted stale; the copy-paste-ready refs in the docs and examples stay pinned and are kept fresh by the post-cut version-ref hook (#407).

  Cut-cancellation recovery. If another push lands while a cut is queued, the cut can be cancelled after the CHANGELOG section moved but before the release tag exists — leaving an orphaned ## [vX.Y.Z] section that the next run would otherwise re-emit as a duplicate entry.

  Recommended: add the new concurrency block from integration.md to your consumer workflow to prevent the cancellation. If you skip it, cuts stay safe — the toolkit fails loud on the state divergence — but an interrupted cut may need manual recovery.

  • Prevention (adopter-side): the consumer wiring template in docs/integration.md now includes a workflow-level concurrency: block (group: release-cut-${{ github.ref }}, cancel-in-progress: false) that queues later pushes behind the in-flight cut.
  • Detection (toolkit-side): release-decide.sh fails loud when CHANGELOG.md's top-most released section is ahead of manifest.last_released_version — the orphan signature — and lists two recovery options (finish the pending release and update the manifest, or move the section back under [Unreleased]). Auto-heal is out of scope for v1.0.0.

  Closes #417.

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