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chore(wren-ui): update release image flow and revert package.json version#1350

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  • Chores
    • Optimized the automated release pipeline for smoother and more reliable deployment operations.
    • Updated the application version to ensure release consistency.

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This pull request restructures the GitHub Actions workflow by moving the tag-ui-version job to run after the merge job instead of before the build-image job. The job dependencies have been updated accordingly, with the merge job now depending solely on build-image. Additionally, the version in the wren-ui/package.json file has been revised from "0.20.2" to "0.20.1".

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File(s) Change Summary
.github/workflows/ui-release-image-stable.yaml Reorganized workflow: moved tag-ui-version to run after merge, removed its dependency from build-image, and updated the merge job to depend only on build-image.
wren-ui/package.json Updated the version field from "0.20.2" to "0.20.1".

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    participant B as Build-Image
    participant M as Merge
    participant T as Tag-UI-Version

    B->>M: Build-image completes
    M->>T: Trigger tag-ui-version after merge
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
.github/workflows/ui-release-image-stable.yaml (2)

94-94: Inclusion of Tag Variables in Manifest Creation
In the step that creates the manifest list (line 94), the inclusion of the $TAGS variable is now clearly delineated. Make sure that $TAGS is always correctly populated by the previous metadata extraction; any failure in its generation might lead to issues during manifest creation.


95-150: New "tag-ui-version" Job Structural Review
This new job implements several key actions for updating the UI version and tagging the release:

  • Token Generation & Checkout:
    The use of actions/create-github-app-token@v1 (lines 99–104) followed by the checkout with a full fetch (fetch-depth: 0) ensures the workflow has the necessary permissions and history to operate correctly.
  • Git Configuration:
    Configuring Git with the bot’s credentials (lines 111–112) is an appropriate approach for automated commits.
  • Change Log Generation:
    The change log is generated by calculating the diff from the previous version (lines 116–140). While the segmentation of commits (features versus fixes/chores) is helpful, consider verifying that the package.json file (located per the default working-directory: wren-ui) is always correctly targeted so that the jq extraction at line 117 works reliably.
  • Version Update & Tagging:
    The in-place update via sed (line 144) and subsequent commit and tagging (lines 145–149) are correctly implemented. One potential improvement is to handle the possibility of no changes detected—if the version is already updated, the commit may fail. Implementing a conditional check could make this step more robust.

Overall, this job aligns with the revised release flow by running after the merge step, ensuring the versioning and tagging are performed as a final step post-merge.

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  • wren-ui/package.json
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.github/workflows/ui-release-image-stable.yaml (1)

65-65: Dependency Ordering in the Merge Job
The merge job’s dependency is now explicitly set to [build-image], which aligns with the new intended flow where the image is built first and then merged. Please verify that no downstream steps rely on other jobs that were previously chained.

@onlyjackfrost onlyjackfrost merged commit 046c297 into main Mar 3, 2025
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@onlyjackfrost onlyjackfrost deleted the chore/release-image branch March 3, 2025 10:01
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