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Mirror main's WORKSPACE_PIN_CARGO_TARGETS (PR #13303 / 907976f) into the diverged apply_dev_version.py: backend-common's inline dynamo-llm pin is now rewritten by the dev-suffix stamp (rewrite_root_cargo) AND by --set-version (set_release_version), so neither nightly stamping nor a release cut leaves the pin stale. Verified on a release/1.4.0 scratch checkout: suffix -> 1.4.0-dev20260814, set-version 1.4.1 -> 1.4.1, 1.4.1.dev2 -> 1.4.1-dev2, idempotent, and a bare pin (old branches) is left untouched. Signed-off-by: pvijayakrish <pvijayakrish@nvidia.com>
…on-demand Signed-off-by: pvijayakrish <pvijayakrish@nvidia.com> # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/release.yml
- on-demand-release.yml: new `authorize` job gates every dispatch on active membership in the org team `vars.RELEASE_OPS_TEAM` (checked via the release app token; fail-closed). Bare named release branches v<X.Y.Z>[-<name>] (e.g. v1.3.0-nemotron-ultra-dev.1) are accepted for release_branch and source_ref, classified as real releases, and pushed with a release/<branch> CI twin (bare refs match no push filter or runner admission; staging is SHA-keyed). Branch must start with v + the release_version base. Test scaffolding reverted (dispatch-only trigger, no version fallbacks, rc_round default 0); await-post-merge aligned to vars.AWS_DEFAULT_REGION / vars.ECR_REPOSITORY. - apply_dev_version.py: fix NameError (PY_RUNTIME_PIN_RE -> PY_ROOT_PIN_RE) that crashed every --set-version stamp since the workspace-pin change. - release.yml, nightly-ci.yml, on-demand-release.yml: drop the retired snapshot-agent image/chart everywhere, following its removal on main. Signed-off-by: pvijayakrish <pvijayakrish@nvidia.com>
- on-demand-release.yml: new `authorize` job gates every dispatch on active membership in the org team `vars.RELEASE_OPS_TEAM` (checked via the release app token; fail-closed). Bare named release branches v<X.Y.Z>[-<name>] (e.g. v1.3.0-nemotron-ultra-dev.1) are accepted for release_branch and source_ref, classified as real releases, and pushed with a release/<branch> CI twin (bare refs match no push filter or runner admission; staging is SHA-keyed). Branch must start with v + the release_version base. Test scaffolding reverted (dispatch-only trigger, no version fallbacks, rc_round default 0); await-post-merge aligned to vars.AWS_DEFAULT_REGION / vars.ECR_REPOSITORY. - apply_dev_version.py: fix NameError (PY_RUNTIME_PIN_RE -> PY_ROOT_PIN_RE) that crashed every --set-version stamp since the workspace-pin change. - Carried from the retired on-demand-release branch (post-port fixes): sync every nested-workspace Cargo.lock on the version bump (root-only update shipped three stale locks in the 1.4.1 cut and failed the clippy matrix), and skip docs/fern/components/releases.data.ts in --image-refs with a loud warning instead of half-rewriting it. - release.yml, nightly-ci.yml, on-demand-release.yml: drop the retired snapshot-agent image/chart everywhere, following its removal on main. Signed-off-by: pvijayakrish <pvijayakrish@nvidia.com>
WalkthroughThe pull request adds explicit release-version stamping, dependency-ordered crate publishing, release-branch preparation, on-demand release orchestration, selectable artifact staging, and expanded release status reporting. ChangesRelease automation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Release candidates could contain stale package versions or charts referencing unavailable images. These release-integrity defects should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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422-465: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueReuse the tracked-file list and the file contents for the stale-reference scan.
rewrite_image_refscalls_tracked_files(root)at Line 424 and again at Line 458, then reads every tracked file a second time. The scan repeats a full-tree read for an advisory warning only. Collect the tracked paths once, and check for unselected references inside the first loop.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @.github/scripts/apply_dev_version.py:
- Around line 276-296: Update set_pyproject and set_cargo to return the number
of version replacements performed, ensuring set_pyproject’s count=1 applies to
the matching replacement rather than a non-matching leading version line. In
set_release_version, require a nonzero change count for every required identity
target and abort before the release continues when any target was not updated.
In @.github/scripts/stage_crates.py:
- Around line 108-115: Update write_cargo_config so it preserves existing
.cargo/config.toml contents, including build and target rustflags and
PCRE2_SYS_STATIC, while adding or updating only the required registry settings;
avoid overwriting the file, or use an isolated CARGO_HOME configuration for
staging.
In @.github/workflows/on-demand-release.yml:
- Around line 223-237: Update the container normalization logic to return "none"
when dedupe(out) produces an empty list, while preserving the existing
comma-joined output for non-empty results. Apply this in the normalizer
containing COMPONENTS, FRAMEWORKS, and VARIANTS handling.
- Around line 532-550: Update the jq parsing for COUNT and STATUS in the
workflow-runs probe so each command’s exit status is captured and evaluated in
the parent shell, rather than assigning API_OK=false inside command
substitutions. Preserve the existing fallback values of 0 and pending, and mark
API_OK false whenever either jq parse fails before running the fast-fail checks.
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In @.github/scripts/apply_dev_version.py:
- Around line 422-465: Update rewrite_image_refs to collect _tracked_files(root)
once and retain each successfully read file’s path and contents during the
initial rewrite loop. Perform the unselected stale-reference scan from that
retained data instead of calling _tracked_files or read_text again, while
preserving the existing advisory warning format and filtering.
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apply_dev_version.py: match each file's own spelling of the old version (Cargo holds SemVer '1.4.2-dev1', pyprojects PEP 440 '1.4.2.dev1'), so re-stamping an already-stamped .devN/.postN branch moves the pyprojects and the ai-dynamo-runtime pin too. set_pyproject/set_cargo now return hit counts and set_release_version refuses a partial stamp when a must-move file carries neither the old nor the new version (independent versions exempt; pre-pinned or pin-less member manifests tolerated). stage_crates.py: append the registry config to .cargo/config.toml instead of overwriting it (rustflags/PCRE2_SYS_STATIC survive; idempotent via marker; foreign registry tables refused, header-anchored check). Scrub the registry host from crate_exists error messages. on-demand-release.yml: ops gate hardcoded to the ai-dynamo/devops team and checks BOTH github.actor and github.triggering_actor (actor does not re-resolve on re-runs). refs/heads/ refspecs on fetch/push so a bare v-branch cannot collide with a same-named tag. Separator-only subset csv normalizes to 'none' instead of '' (which read as 'all' downstream). jq failure flags set in the parent shell, not inside command substitution. Loud warning when a branch classifies as a throwaway test branch. release.yml: the partially-staged-containers gate covers rc dispatches too, not only on-demand (nightly stays warn-skip by design). rc dispatch now verifies the tree's pyproject version matches the branch version before staging. Mask the cargo registry host in the crates job log. Clearer dispatch error for named release branches. lib/backend-common/Cargo.toml: dynamo-llm pin rides the workspace version (1.5.0). Signed-off-by: pvijayakrish <pvijayakrish@nvidia.com>
Nightly runs now stage the workspace crates to the internal Artifactory
cargo registry at X.Y.Z-dev.YYYYMMDD. Dotted, so the date is a numeric
SemVer identifier that sorts correctly against every other pre-release
shape (an undotted -devYYYYMMDD is one text identifier: -dev9 would
outrank it). Date-only, matching the wheel's .devYYYYMMDD: a same-day
re-run is an idempotent skip and the day's first staging wins; the step
summary reports the already-present count so a no-op re-stage is
distinguishable from a fresh publish, and reminds nightly consumers to
pin with '=' (a bare pre-release pin resolves upward to a later rc/GA).
The stage-crates job gates on on-demand OR nightly (rc stays crate-less),
pulls the nightly toolchain image <sha>-dynamo-runtime-nightly-test (a
missing nightly build must not fall through to the post-merge image and
its stable wheel versions; the inventory step reuses the derived tag),
and stays fail-soft. Fixed on the way: the publish step captured the
docker exit via PIPESTATUS under the implicit `bash -e {0}` shell, so a
failure aborted the step before the output tail — crates_status could
never report 'partial'; `rc=0 ... || rc=$?` keeps the tail reachable.
The nightly GitLab trigger includes 'crate' in ARTIFACTS keyed on
actually-staged crates (like helm), and stage_crates warns when the
stage version does not extend Cargo's workspace version (pyproject vs
Cargo drift has no other gate on the nightly path).
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post-merge builds the multi-arch dynamo-sidecar image on every push (<sha>-dynamo-sidecar, shared-build-sidecar.yml), including release/* branches, but nothing staged it. Add the `sidecar` container token to the on-demand selection grammar, the await-post-merge tag map, the release.yml subset universe, the NGC copy step (dynamo-sidecar:<staging tag>), the ECR inventory, and the stamper's token universe. rc/on-demand only: nightly does not build the sidecar, so the nightly arm is untouched. GA promotion needs a dynamo-sidecar entry in ngc-publishing-configs before the GitLab MR button works; staging is independent of that. Signed-off-by: pvijayakrish <pvijayakrish@nvidia.com>
TEMPORARY test scaffolding (revert before merge): push trigger on the copy-pr-bot branch pull-request/13961, input fallbacks release_version=1.5.0 / source_ref=main / rc0 / all artifacts, and a push-event bypass of the ops gate (push events have no dispatching actor). Creates release/1.5.0 from main, stamps it, and stages rc0 after the manual approval. Signed-off-by: pvijayakrish <pvijayakrish@nvidia.com>
rc0 is already staged and the internal registries are immutable, so the push loop now resolves rc1. The bump is push-gated (github.event_name == 'push'), so a real dispatch with a cleared rc_round field still defaults to rc0 — production semantics unchanged. Both RC_ROUND sites (validate + rc step) move together. The reused release/1.5.0 branch is re-stamped idempotently (no new commit) and every artifact re-stages at 1.5.0-rc.1. Still TEMPORARY — revert the whole push-loop scaffold before merge. Signed-off-by: pvijayakrish <pvijayakrish@nvidia.com>
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In @.github/scripts/stage_crates.py:
- Line 49: Remove the internal tracker reference “RTDEV-83141” from the comment
near the cargo publish workaround, while preserving the defect description and
public reference “rust-lang/cargo#17086”.
In @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Line 950: Ensure the partial-copy failure check runs before Helm chart
publication: in the release flow around want_ctr and the Helm push, validate
selected container copies (including operator) and fail before publishing any
chart when a required copy failed. Preserve successful publication for fully
staged selections.
- Around line 175-182: Update all three release-ops gate conditions in the
release workflow to remove the github.event_name != 'push' exclusion, so
push-triggered staging still requires the app-token, team-membership, and
related checks. Remove the temporary push trigger from the on-demand release
workflow while preserving its other triggers and behavior.
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Overview
Adds an on-demand release workflow (
on-demand-release.yml). A single workflow_dispatch cuts a release branch frommain, arelease/*branch, or a commit SHA, stamps the release version into the tree, waits for post-merge CI to build the images, pauses at a manual approval gate, then stages the selected artifacts and triggers the GitLab release-automation pipeline throughrelease.yml.Changes:
on-demand-release.yml(new): input validation, branch cut/reuse, version bump commit, ECR build wait, approval gate, release.yml invocation. Dispatch is restricted to members of the GitHub team named invars.RELEASE_OPS_TEAM, checked with the release app token (fails closed).apply_dev_version.py:--set-versionmode stamps pyprojects, the Cargo workspace (including nested-workspace Cargo.locks and inline-table workspace pins such as backend-common'sdynamo-llm), Helm chart versions and image tags, and image references in docs/examples gated on the container selection.release.yml:on_demandworkflow_call mode with per-type artifact subsets (containers/wheels/crates/helm, eachall|none|csv), rc-suffixed staging versions (X.Y.Z-rc.N[.M]) for the immutable internal registries, and subset/status variables forwarded to the GitLab trigger.stage_crates.py(new): stages the dependency-ordered workspace crates to the internal Artifactory cargo registry; per-crate failures skip dependents and are reported viaCRATES_STATUSrather than failing the release.v<X.Y.Z>[-<name>]are accepted; arelease/<branch>twin is pushed so post-merge CI builds the images. Artifact versions remain numeric.Setup required before first dispatch: repo variable
RELEASE_OPS_TEAM, and org Members:read for the release app.Supersedes #10544 (same feature rebased onto current main; #10544 remains open only while it hosts the in-flight 1.4.2 rc0 staging run). Internal tracking: Closes: OPS-7816. The GitLab-side changes are already on release-automation
main.Validation
apply_dev_version.pyandstage_crates.pytested on scratch trees and in the staging runs above.Summary by CodeRabbit
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