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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Release build now runs in a callable workflow separate from the macOS workflow. CI routing invokes it with macOS helper metadata and runner inputs. The workflow restores or builds, validates, and uploads the unsigned Release app. ChangesRelease Workflow Extraction
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CIWorkflow
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CIWorkflow->>MacOSWorkflow: Run macOS jobs
MacOSWorkflow-->>CIWorkflow: Return helper identity, SDK, and architecture outputs
CIWorkflow->>ReleaseWorkflow: Pass route, helper metadata, cache, and runner inputs
ReleaseWorkflow->>ReleaseWorkflow: Restore or build and validate the Release app
ReleaseWorkflow-->>CIWorkflow: Upload product and reuse receipt
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The Release build currently receives helper metadata through reusable-workflow inputs, so no current build failure is established. Its test could miss a regression that reads caller-only needs values; the PR is mergeable with this narrow coverage gap noted. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The Release build remains visible but no longer blocks the required CI verdict. The reviewed workflow retains prerequisite and artifact-validation controls, with no verified security finding. Runner isolation and external branch-protection settings were not independently verified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Line 1872: Update the Release compile-admission check around
_CONDITIONAL_COMPILATION_RE so it detects edits within conditional branches even
when changed lines contain no directive or DEBUG token. Compare conditional
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release-build ran inside the `macos` reusable-workflow call, and ci-status and tests wait for that whole call, so a full-ci pull request's verdict waited for the Release compile (p50 17 min of run time after the package lane). Across the last 100 failed ci.yml runs it failed 0 times. Move it to ci-release.yml, called by a new `release` job in ci.yml that nothing required needs. It keeps its old conditions: a full suite whose router selected release_build, after the macOS workflow (compile admission and the swift-package-tests lane that builds its Ghostty helper) and linux-preflight pass. ci-macos.yml exposes the helper's identity as workflow outputs, which the call passes in. release-admission only waited for linux-preflight; the caller now needs it directly, so it is gone. Routing, the package lane's helper build and main's full suite are unchanged; a Release break shows as a red non-required check on the pull request and on main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Dogfood build of cmux DEV pr-15174-391a0594.app The link opens this exact commit in the cmux dev menu bar app. The build starts on each push and the page waits until it is ready; a newer push replaces it. It signs in against production, so Cloud or backend changes still need a tagged build with a development backend. |
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A red app-host shard fails the macos call, which skipped the Release build; inside ci-macos.yml it waited only for compile admission and the package lane. Gate the call on the helper output instead, so main's full suite keeps building Release while a shard is red. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Carries #14797's owned-mini placement of release-build into ci-release.yml: the job keeps the picker's runs-on, CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP and CMUX_PRODUCT_RUNNER expressions, ci-release.yml takes pr_runner, pr_side_runner, pr_owned_jobs and pr_xcode_app as inputs, and ci.yml's release call passes the picker's placement with the std side label (the picker never gives release-build the light pool). The self-hosted guard and runner-pool wiring tests follow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Merged current main into the branch and revalidated the workflow refactor at Passing local/static evidence:
The previously observed shard 2/7 no-space failures are covered by #15422; the shard 6 focus guard passed on retry and under #15422. The release failure was an external swift-cmark download timeout. The legacy IRX NAT barrier and CloudRestore/workspace-visibility flakes remain separate full-suite issues and are not caused by this PR. — Mochi |
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| outputs = {k: render(v, self.context) for k, v in WORKFLOW['jobs']['swift-package-tests'].get('outputs', {}).items()} | ||
| self.context['needs']['swift-package-tests'] = {'outputs': outputs} | ||
| # ci.yml hands them to ci-release.yml as inputs of the same names. | ||
| self.context['inputs'].update(outputs) |
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GitHub Actions reusable workflow called workflow needs context caller jobs outputs availability needs context documentation
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In a **reusable workflow**, `github` refers to the **caller’s workflow run**. But `needs` does **not** automatically expose every caller job’s outputs inside the called workflow: it contains only jobs that are direct dependencies of the current workflow job. ([docs.github.com](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/reference/workflows-and-actions/reusing-workflow-configurations?utm_source=openai))
To pass a caller job’s output in, pass it as an input to the reusable-workflow call:
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with:
value: ${{ needs.prepare.outputs.value }}
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on:
workflow_call:
inputs:
value:
type: string
required: true
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runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- run: echo "${{ inputs.value }}"
```
If the called workflow needs to return an output to the caller, map a job output to `on.workflow_call.outputs`; the caller can then read it as `needs.call.outputs.<name>`. ([docs.github.com](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/reference/workflows-and-actions/contexts?utm_source=openai))
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Isolate the called workflow’s needs context.
produce() leaves self.context['needs']['swift-package-tests'] available while consume() evaluates the release steps. A future release step that incorrectly reads needs.swift-package-tests.outputs.* can therefore pass this test.
Clear needs after copying the producer outputs into inputs. Remove the missing-policy test’s direct mutation of that caller-only entry.
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self.context['inputs'].update(outputs)
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After `produce()` copies producer outputs into `self.context['inputs']`, clear
`self.context['needs']` before `consume()` evaluates release steps. Remove the
missing-policy test’s direct mutation of the `swift-package-tests` entry in
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release-buildis now reported on pull requests but not required. It still runs under the same conditions as before and shows its own check, butci-status(andtests) no longer wait for it.Why
ci-statuswaits for the wholemacosreusable-workflow call, so every lane insideci-macos.ymlgated the verdict, including the Release compile:It runs on a pull request only with
full-ciand a non-test app change; main's full suite builds it on every run.How
ci-release.yml(new) holdsrelease-build, moved fromci-macos.ymlunchanged except that it reads the helper identity from inputs instead ofneeds.swift-package-tests.outputs.ci.ymlgets areleasejob that calls it. Nothing required needs it. Its condition is the old one: a full suite whose router selectedrelease_build, oncelinux-preflightpassed and the package lane built the helper. It waits for the macOS workflow to finish but keys on the helper output, not on the whole workflow's result, so an unrelated macOS test failure does not skip the Release build.ci-macos.ymlexposes swift-package-tests' helper outputs as workflow outputs, which the call passes in.macos-statusno longer lists the Release jobs.release-admissionis gone: it only waited forlinux-preflight, which the caller now needs directly.release_build, and swift-package-tests' helper build are unchanged. The router treats aci-release.ymledit as macOS plus Release, and the trusted base router copies the file.release / release-build;reuse_release_product.pyaccepts it.A Release break shows as a red non-required check on the pull request, and main's full suite (which also runs it) goes red and names the merged pull requests.
What changes in timing: the Release build now starts after the whole macOS workflow instead of right after swift-package-tests. It is off the verdict path, and on main swift-package-tests is usually the last macOS lane anyway.
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releasecall passes the picker'spr_runner,pr_side_runner(the std side label; the picker never gives release-build the light pool),pr_owned_jobsandpr_xcode_app, so it lands where ci: place release-build and main's side lanes on the owned minis #14797 put it.Verification
tests/test_ci_change_areas.py(full), the Release lane tests (test_ci_release_sdk_lane.sh,test_ci_release_build_timeout.sh,test_ci_release_helper_archs.py,test_ci_release_product_reuse.py,test_reuse_release_product.py,test_nightly_universal_build.sh,test_ci_release_build_archs.sh),test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh, the required-check, permission, workflow-guard and routing tests, and actionlint over every workflow.full-ciso its own run exercises the moved lane end to end.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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