chore: sync source versions during GitHub releases - #1330
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe release process delegates version synchronization and release-note generation to GitHub Actions. The workflow prepares a canonical source, validates tag paths, supports canaries, selects stable comparison tags, and publishes from the resolved source commit. Workspace and SDK versions are aligned to ChangesRelease workflow synchronization
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR centralizes release version synchronization and stable release-note selection so published releases keep source metadata aligned; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ReleaseScript
participant MetadataJob
participant MainBranch
participant PublishJob
ReleaseScript->>MetadataJob: dispatch release.yml
MetadataJob->>MainBranch: synchronize or validate release source
MetadataJob->>PublishJob: provide source_sha and release_notes_base
PublishJob->>MainBranch: checkout canonical source SHA
PublishJob->>PublishJob: generate GitHub release notes
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In `@scripts/release.sh`:
- Around line 312-315: Update the release dispatch flow around
dispatch_release_workflow to capture the workflow run URL separately from its
numeric ID, extract the run ID before passing it to gh run watch, and avoid
combining URL and ID in run_id. Dispatch using the current release/main commit
as appropriate, then use SHA-correlated run lookup only when the URL-derived ID
is unavailable.
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.agents/skills/manage-ci/references/current-inventory.md.github/workflows/release.ymlAGENTS.mdRELEASE.mdci/ci.mdscripts/release.shscripts/select-release-notes-base.pyscripts/tests/test_release_workflow_artifacts.pyscripts/tests/test_select_release_notes_base.pytools/xtask/src/publish_consistency.rs
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Reviewed the release-path unification. The core design is right: one version authority ( Three things worth a look before merge. 1. The version commit lands on 2. Nothing validates the bump before it is pushed to cargo fmt --all -- --check
git diff --checkFail the release rather than push a commit that red-lights 3. Smaller notes, none blocking:
Verified all 90-odd checks are SUCCESS at the current head. I have not exercised a real release; everything above is from reading the workflow, the script, the action source, and the repo rulesets. |
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set -euo pipefail
printf '%s\n' '--- release workflow outline ---'
ast-grep outline .github/workflows/release.yml --items all || true
printf '%s\n' '--- release-source preparation and push context ---'
rg -n -C 16 \
'release-version\.sh|cargo fmt|diff --check|git diff --quiet|refs/heads/main|source_sha|rust-toolchain' \
.github/workflows/release.yml
printf '%s\n' '--- release-version script update and lockfile context ---'
rg -n -C 12 \
'update_known_mesh_versions|refresh_cargo_lock_versions|cargo metadata|built_in_schema|package-version' \
scripts/release-version.sh
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant test coverage ---'
rg -n -C 8 \
'release_source_version|cargo fmt|diff --check|release-version\.sh|source_sha' \
scripts/tests/test_release_workflow_artifacts.py scripts/tests/test_release_script.py 2>/dev/null || trueLength of output: 58915
For a manual non-canary release, Add both checks immediately after cargo fmt --all -- --check
git diff --checkThis placement is important. git diff --cached --check
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Problem
Creating a GitHub release can advance the published tag—for example from
v0.72.1tov0.75.1—without advancing the tracked version onmain. The release workflow previously applied version changes only while preparing the detached release-tag commit, whilejust releasemaintained a separate local mutation path. That leaves the source tree, package metadata, and reported binary version behind the release developers and users see on GitHub.This drift was present when the PR was prepared: the codebase still reported
0.72.1, while the newest published GitHub release wasv0.76.0-rc1(and the latest stable release wasv0.75.1). This PR therefore also synchronizes the existing tracked version surface to0.76.0-rc1.GitHub-generated notes also chose their comparison tag automatically. After publishing an RC, the final stable release could therefore compare against the RC and produce only the post-RC delta, potentially leaving the final notes empty.
Why this work
Release versioning should have one low-maintenance authority regardless of how a developer starts a release. The durable source version should match every published non-canary release, tag-based releases should fail rather than publish drifted source, and RCs must not become the baseline for final release notes.
Release flow
flowchart TD JUST["just release VERSION<br/>preflight + dispatch + wait"] --> DISPATCH["Release workflow dispatch"] UI["GitHub Actions UI"] --> DISPATCH TAG["Pre-versioned v* tag push"] --> VERIFY["Verify tag is on main history<br/>and already version-complete"] DISPATCH --> META["Resolve version and highest prior stable notes tag"] VERIFY --> META META --> PATH{"Release path"} PATH -- "canary dispatch" --> CANARY["Use dispatch SHA<br/>do not update main"] PATH -- "non-canary dispatch" --> BUMP["Run release-version.sh"] BUMP --> VERSION_COMMIT["Commit tracked version surface<br/>fast-forward main"] PATH -- "tag push" --> TAG_SOURCE["Use validated tag source"] CANARY --> BUILD["Build, compose, and smoke artifact matrix"] VERSION_COMMIT --> BUILD TAG_SOURCE --> BUILD BUILD --> PUBLISHABLE{"Canary?"} PUBLISHABLE -- "yes" --> CANARY_DONE["Stop without tag or publication"] PUBLISHABLE -- "no" --> TAG_PATH{"Entry path"} TAG_PATH -- "dispatch" --> PREPARE_TAG["Add generated SDK resources<br/>create and push immutable tag"] TAG_PATH -- "tag push" --> EXISTING_TAG["Use existing immutable tag"] PREPARE_TAG --> RELEASE["Publish GitHub release<br/>notes compare from prior stable tag"] EXISTING_TAG --> RELEASE RELEASE --> KIND{"Prerelease?"} KIND -- "yes" --> RC_DONE["Stop after GitHub prerelease"] KIND -- "no" --> DOWNSTREAM["Publish crates and dispatch<br/>packages, images, and npm"]What changed
0.72.1to the newest published release,0.76.0-rc1.scripts/release-version.sh, create a linear release-source commit when needed, and fast-forwardmainbefore builds begin.just releasea preflight/dispatch/wait wrapper around that same workflow instead of a second version-bump implementation.mainand already contain the complete version update.For example, both
v0.76.0-rc1andv0.76.0compare againstv0.75.1. The final release therefore retains the complete release-train notes and adds any changes made after the RC.Validation
just ci-validatejust ci-shellcheck scripts/release.shjust ci-shellcheck scripts/release-version.shv0.76.0-rc2) bump passedcargo fmt --all -- --check,git diff --check, and JSON newline checksgit diff --checkSummary by CodeRabbit
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