Publish a Package From the Repository That Owns It, Not From the Hub Task - #1162
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…Task Adopting the hub-hosted release chain broke NuGet.org OIDC trusted publishing. The OIDC token's job_workflow_ref claim names the workflow the job actually ran from, so a push made inside build-release-task.yml carries the hub's ref, and NuGet.org rejects the token exchange with HTTP 401 "does not start with <owner>/<repo>/.github/workflows/". No caller setting fixes that, and a caller hook does not either, since a composite action runs inside the hub's own job. The fix is the shape build-pypi already used. The hub's NuGet leg now builds the package and uploads nuget-build-<branch> beside the release asset, and the push moves to a publish-nuget job in the calling repository's own publisher, where the claim names that repository. Repointing the trusted-publishing policy at the hub workflow was the alternative and is not taken: it would let any repository calling that task publish the package. The interface change is breaking and gated behind the new pin. build-release-task.yml drops the nuget input and the NUGET_USERNAME secret, enable_nuget now means build-only, and the caller's publish job drops id-token: write. The hub action is renamed nuget-push-default -> nuget-build-default, since it no longer pushes. A smoke build never reaches either push, so no pull request can catch this class and each adopter's first real release is where it surfaces. That is why the contract, the audit check and the adoption doc all now state the constraint, and why test_release_guards.py gains a guard that fails if a push returns to the hub task. The canonical-content review of the changed WORKFLOW.md and AUDIT.md units also turned up defects unrelated to this fix, corrected here: a retired badge job, a build-leaf layer naming a file that does not exist, D7.2 requiring a permissions block the hub's own task deliberately omits, a 5C assertion that passes by construction on smoke, a console dimension resolving to no type in the catalog, an environment: key on a job that also carries uses: which GitHub rejects outright, one archive named both zip and 7z, a hardcoded default-branch literal, a target-surface enumeration missing the Docker leaf's needs entry in three places, and mermaid labels whose <branch> placeholder is stripped as an HTML tag at render. Fixes #1126
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The skills still described the shape that caused the outage. The operational-vs-release-workflow reference said outright that NuGet pushes from inside the build-nuget hook, and workflow-ci-contract still carried the removed nuget orchestrator input and the old D7.2. Those are the files an agent reads before touching a release workflow, so an agent following them reintroduces the 401. Nothing automated catches it: canonical_review.py check is scoped to changed units and these were not changed, so it and build_dist.py --check both passed. The hub action now sets if-no-files-found: error on the package upload. The old code failed loudly at push time on an unexpanded glob, and without this a project that packs nothing uploads an empty artifact, cuts a release, and fails a job later on a download that cannot say why. Also corrected, each found by reading the changed units whole rather than as a diff: the hook contract never said a caller-provided package hook owes a second artifact, the secrets paragraph still listed NUGET_USERNAME as a secret the task declares (mapping it now startup-fails a caller), GOVERNANCE's consume-then-delete example dropped D5.2's requirement that the delete carry its consumer's condition, its reusable-workflow permissions rule stated a free choice where D7.2 states a condition, its concurrency exception recorded only half of what the merge-bot deviates on, and its reusable-name example named a workflow that no longer exists. The rollout entry now records what each NuGet adopter owes on its next pin bump, rather than reading as though nothing downstream remained.
The empty-build guard went onto the NuGet leaf and not the PyPI one, while every doc this branch touched now calls the two the same shape. A uv build emitting nothing warned, created no artifact, and failed a job later on a download that could not say why. Both leaves now fail at the upload. spec/project-types.json gains nuget.publish.job, the letter check PyPI already had as pypi.publish.environment and NuGet had no counterpart to, so a publish job's id-token: write, actions: write and artifact cleanup are graded rather than described. The artifact-name test asserted a prefix that the action's own directory name also satisfies, so it could pass while naming nothing. It now asserts the producer's name and the documented consumer's two references as exact strings, which is the one agreement nothing else checks. Verified by renaming the producer's artifact and watching two assertions fail. The caller stub's publish job was missing needs.validate.result == 'success', which spec/files.json requires of a publish-on-merge publisher and which the hub's own copy carries, so a downstream repo copying the stub verbatim failed that check. The Docker and PyPI variant sentences beside it each named a target to enable without the inputs that target needs and without turning the other target off, so either one followed literally builds a project that does not exist or fails on an unmatched release asset. Two comments stated mechanisms that do not exist: upload-artifact skips the upload entirely rather than creating an empty artifact, and each publish builds a single branch, so a branch-suffixed artifact guards a cross-run collision rather than a within-run one.
PR Summary by QodoPublish NuGet packages from their owning repositories
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe release workflow now builds NuGet and PyPI artifacts in reusable tasks and publishes them from repository-owned jobs. Workflow contracts, OIDC permissions, artifact cleanup, Docker behavior, documentation, audits, and release guard tests were updated. ChangesRelease publishing workflow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The release flow now publishes NuGet packages from the calling repository, but the validation guard can still miss an artifact-name mismatch and the adoption documentation overstates what PyPI hooks upload. These bounded issues could create false confidence or confuse adopters, so the PR is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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The changes consistently move package publishing to repo-owned workflows to satisfy OIDC constraints, with only minor test readability nits identified.
Pull request overview
This PR updates the hub-hosted release chain so NuGet (and the existing PyPI shape) publishes from the package-owning repository's workflow, avoiding NuGet.org OIDC trusted publishing failures caused by the job_workflow_ref claim pointing at the hub reusable workflow (Issue #1126). It also tightens the permissions boundary by keeping id-token: write scoped to the caller repo's dedicated publish job.
Changes:
- Move package-registry pushes out of
build-release-task.yml: the hub builds + uploadsnuget-build-<branch>/pypi-build-<branch>, while the caller repo publishes viapublish-<target>jobs in its ownpublish-release.yml. - Update workflow contract docs/specs/skills to reflect the new seam and permissions model (no
nuget:input, noNUGET_USERNAMEpassthrough into the hub task). - Add release-guard tests to prevent regressions (hub task must not contain package-push markers; artifact names must stay consistent).
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| WORKFLOW.md | Updates the workflow architecture/contract to place NuGet/PyPI pushes in repo-owned publish-<target> jobs and documents the OIDC job_workflow_ref constraint. |
| spec/project-types.json | Updates NuGet/PyPI checks to assert the push occurs in the publishing repo’s own publisher job; adds a NuGet publish-job check. |
| scripts/tests/test_release_guards.py | Adds guards for hub-task “no package push” and for NuGet artifact naming/legacy references. |
| reports/canonical-review.md | Updates canonical review coverage counts and unit listings. |
| reports/canonical-review.json | Records additional reviewed units in the canonical review report. |
| repo-config/README.md | Documents the job_workflow_ref constraint and why package pushes must be in the repo-owned workflow. |
| README.md | Adds a top-level publishing rule: push from repo-owned publisher job (not hub task/leaf) to satisfy trusted publishing + permissions scoping. |
| GOVERNANCE.md | Updates workflow conventions around permissions validation and artifact retention; expands merge-bot concurrency exception rationale. |
| docs/reusable-workflows.md | Updates the adoption stub: removes nuget: input/secret mapping and adds a publish-nuget job consuming nuget-build-<branch>. |
| AUDIT.md | Updates NuGet/PyPI dimension prose to the new seam; fixes the dotnet-publish dimension wording and clarifies convergence section language. |
| .github/workflows/publish-release.yml | Removes the obsolete nuget: input from the hub’s own publisher call. |
| .github/workflows/build-release-task.yml | Removes nuget input + NUGET_USERNAME secret passthrough; switches to build-only NuGet behavior and uses nuget-build-default. |
| .github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md | Updates the “two layers”, concurrency exceptions, and permissions guidance to match the new publish seam. |
| .github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/references/d-guarantees.md | Updates D4/D5/D6/D7 guarantees to reflect separate package publish jobs and cleanup expectations. |
| .github/skills/operational-vs-release-workflow/references/release-publish-mechanics.md | Updates release mechanics guidance: package pushes split into repo-owned publish jobs consuming build artifacts. |
| .github/actions/pypi-build-default/action.yml | Makes missing dist output a hard error (if-no-files-found: error) for earlier failure signaling. |
| .github/actions/nuget-build-default/action.yml | Renames to build-only; uploads nuget-build-<branch> artifact and keeps release-asset-<branch>-nuget for GitHub releases. |
| .claude-plugin/fleet-skills/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md | Mirrors workflow-ci-contract skill updates into the plugin distribution. |
| .claude-plugin/fleet-skills/skills/workflow-ci-contract/references/d-guarantees.md | Mirrors d-guarantees updates into the plugin distribution. |
| .claude-plugin/fleet-skills/skills/operational-vs-release-workflow/references/release-publish-mechanics.md | Mirrors release-publish-mechanics updates into the plugin distribution. |
| .claude-plugin/fleet-skills/.source-digest | Updates the plugin source digest for the new distribution content. |
| .agents/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md | Mirrors workflow-ci-contract skill updates into the source skills tree. |
| .agents/skills/workflow-ci-contract/references/d-guarantees.md | Mirrors d-guarantees updates into the source skills tree. |
| .agents/skills/operational-vs-release-workflow/references/release-publish-mechanics.md | Mirrors release-publish-mechanics updates into the source skills tree. |
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- Avoid the opaque partial-string assertion for the delete-step jq filter. Asserting the full
select(.name == \"nuget-build-${{ github.ref_name }}\")fragment is clearer and less likely to break on harmless doc formatting while still proving the delete step targets the correct artifact name.
self.assertIn("name: nuget-build-${{ inputs.branch }}", producer)
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In `@docs/reusable-workflows.md`:
- Line 59: Update the reusable-task parameter contract documentation to
distinguish package hook artifacts: NuGet hooks must upload both
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while PyPI hooks upload only pypi-build-<branch> and no release artifact.
Preserve the existing hub collection and publish-job behavior descriptions.
In `@scripts/tests/test_release_guards.py`:
- Around line 62-64: Update the release guard test to read the actual caller
workflow from .github/workflows/publish-release.yml and assert the complete
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The artifact-name assertions used assertIn, which accepts a name that merely starts with the expected one, so a producer renamed to nuget-build-<branch>-x passed. They are anchored to end of line now, verified by making exactly that rename and watching the assertion fail. The leftover trailing marker and its rstrip go with it. Three comment blocks ran to three and six lines of rationale, against the fleet's one-line default, its two-line exception for a constraint the code cannot carry, and its rule against rule citations and design narrative inline. Each is cut to the non-obvious why. The hook-contract sentence read as though a PyPI hook owes a release asset too. It now says what each hook uploads.
… Wrong The PyPI artifact-name guard carried the weakness the previous commit fixed for NuGet: assertIn on the bare prefix, which the action's own directory name satisfies on its own, so renaming both the producer and the documented consumer left every test green. It now anchors the producer and consumer names to end of line and asserts the delete step's reference, verified by making exactly that rename and watching it fail. Trimming the comments left two of them wrong rather than merely shorter. The NuGet action said a push would carry "this repository's" claim, but a composite action runs inside the hub's job, so an adopter copying the hook into its own repository would read that as its own and add the push back. The PyPI action kept the disproved wording about building both branches in one run, which the NuGet twin had already been corrected away from and the trim then deleted. The hook-contract sentence put "that exact name" ahead of the names it refers to, so the nearest preceding one was the release asset.
The delete-step assertions anchored only their trailing quote, so a filter renamed to a prefixed name passed while the download step stayed correct. The artifact would then survive to the retention backstop instead of being deleted by exact name. Both assertions now anchor the opening quote too, verified by prefixing both filters and watching both fail. An earlier commit here rewrote the branch-suffix rationale from a within-run collision to a cross-run one. That was wrong and is retracted. Actions artifacts are scoped to a run, which this repository's own consumers demonstrate by reading runs/<run_id>/artifacts, so two runs share no namespace and the suffix guards nothing across them. The case it does guard is a run that builds more than one branch, which the fleet has in one repository's branch-matrix dispatch, and the comment now says that without claiming the publisher generally does it. The PyPI default action carried no note saying why the push is absent, while the NuGet twin did, and an adopter copies these hooks. It has one now. Two comments on byte-identical test code gave different reasons, and the PyPI one named a mechanism false of the file it pointed at. They match, and the hook sentence names the hooks rather than leaving "either one" to read as either artifact.
Anchoring the artifact name inside the delete filter still admitted a filter that matched on a prefix rather than equality, which blanket-deletes every run artifact sharing that prefix. Both assertions now cover the whole select(.name == "...") comparison, verified by rewriting one filter to startswith and watching it fail. The branch-suffix comment is removed rather than corrected a third time. Two rationales for it were written here and both were wrong: a within-run collision that the single-branch publish model rules out, then a cross-run collision that run-scoped artifacts rule out. The only repository the second attempt cited as a branch-matrix case ships no package and never reaches this action. A name carrying its branch explains itself, so the comment earns nothing. The shared test comment described the name assertions and not the delete filter beneath them, and it dropped the accurate note that the prefix loop above passes on the action's own directory name. Both are back, and both twins say the same thing. The no-push comments name the adopter whose registry rejects the claim, since the hub hosts these actions itself and the claim reads differently from here. The NuGet twin also gains the smoke-gate note the PyPI one already had.
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Prose-lint will fail due to new mid-sentence semicolons in WORKFLOW.md, and two hub action comments should be clarified to match the new build-only behavior.
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WORKFLOW.md:231
- The updated D1 bullet uses multiple mid-sentence semicolons, but agent-authored prose forbids semicolons (prose_lint will fail). Recast these clause separators as commas or separate sentences.
- **D1:** a `changes` paths-filter job exists, covers each of the repo's targets, and **excludes** `.github/workflows/**`; the PR entry workflow's smoke call sets every publish flag its release task declares to false (`github`/`dockerhub`; a package-push flag there is itself a finding, per section 1); a pushing leaf receives `smoke: true` and a derived `push` (false on smoke), and a build-only leaf receives `smoke: true` with no `push` to derive; every build-task `upload-artifact` (and any aggregation job) is gated `!smoke`; the aggregator `needs:` the `changes` and validation jobs, blocks on `failure`/`cancelled`, passes on `skipped`; a validation job runs unconditionally.
.github/actions/nuget-build-default/action.yml:67
- This comment is attached to an artifact-upload step but says "A push from here...", which is confusing now that this action is build-only. Reword to clarify that a registry push must not happen from this hub-owned action because of job_workflow_ref validation.
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Both hub package actions carried their no-push note as "A push from here runs inside the hub task's job", attached to an upload step in an action that builds only, so it read as a description of what the step does. It states the rule instead, and names the reader the claim bites, since the hub hosts these actions itself. The D1 bullet loses the one semicolon this branch added to it.
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Partly accepted. The one semicolon this branch added to that bullet is gone in The parenthetical claim is false, and testing it is what decided the rest. The remaining semicolons are the pre-existing clause separators of a dense audit checklist, unchanged by this PR and deliberately tolerated by the gate. Recasting them is a readability change to an enumeration that reviewers read as a checklist, so it belongs in its own change rather than riding on a NuGet OIDC fix, if it is wanted at all. |
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…ne, canonical content gate (#1163) Promotes six commits from `develop` to `main`. | Commit | Change | | --- | --- | | `2d53f44c` | Add a Local Review Engine That Records What a Review Covered (#1109) | | `c6a11c7d` | Compare Vetted Reviewer Markers Without Regard to Letter Case (#1135) | | `68117017` | Gate Every PR-Bound Push on a Recorded Local Review (#1125) | | `c3b2898f` | Review Hub Canonical Content Here, Before a Carrier Is the One to Read It (#1148) | | `f44d29d1` | Bump softprops/action-gh-release from 3.0.2 to 3.0.3 (#1159) | | `0e6aacf4` | Publish a Package From the Repository That Owns It, Not From the Hub Task (#1162) | ## What reaches adopters on this promotion **The NuGet OIDC fix is a breaking interface change** and is the reason this promotion matters to a downstream repository rather than only to the hub. Adopting the hub-hosted release chain had broken NuGet.org trusted publishing, because the OIDC token's `job_workflow_ref` claim names the workflow the job actually ran from, so a push inside `build-release-task.yml` carried the hub's ref and NuGet.org rejected the token exchange with `HTTP 401`. The push now lives in a `publish-nuget` job in each publishing repository's own publisher, the shape `build-pypi` already used. Once this is released, every NuGet-publishing adopter owes a stub edit with its next pin bump: drop `nuget: true`, the `NUGET_USERNAME` secret mapping and `id-token: write` from its `publish` job, and add the `publish-nuget` job. Those two names are no longer declared on the task, so a pin bump without the edit fails at startup. The worked stub is in `docs/reusable-workflows.md` "Adopting the Release Chain". `ptr727/Utilities` is the repository that hit this and is waiting on the release. The local review engine and its pre-push gate (#1109, #1125) and the canonical-content review gate (#1148) also reach `main` here. ## State Every constituent PR was merged into `develop` under the `pr-review-conduct` Merge Gate, each with a review on its own head, full file coverage, and no unresolved thread. Closes #1126 Closes #1132 Closes #1138 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added automated canonical-content coverage and local-review checks before pushes. * Added reporting for review coverage, stale content, and outstanding documentation units. * Improved Windows Python setup with reliable `python3` availability and safer alias handling. * Added repository-owned NuGet and PyPI publishing flows with improved artifact handling and release gating. * Docker releases now use multi-architecture images on the default branch and amd64 images elsewhere. * **Bug Fixes** * Improved review marker recognition and release artifact validation. * Added CI checks to prevent incomplete canonical-content reviews from passing. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
What broke
Adopting the hub-hosted release chain breaks NuGet.org OIDC trusted publishing. The OIDC token's
job_workflow_refclaim names the workflow the job actually ran from, so a push made insidebuild-release-task.ymlcarries the hub's ref and NuGet.org rejects the token exchange:No caller setting fixes it, and a caller hook does not either, since a composite action runs inside the hub's own job. A smoke build never reaches the push (
nuget: falseandsmoke: trueboth gate it off), which is why every pull request stayed green and the first real release is where it surfaced.The fix
The shape
build-pypialready used. The hub's NuGet leg builds the package and uploadsnuget-build-<branch>beside the release asset, and the push moves to apublish-nugetjob in the calling repository's own publisher, where the claim names that repository.Repointing the trusted-publishing policy at the hub workflow was the alternative and is not taken: it would let any repository calling that task publish the package.
There is a second, independent reason the push belongs there. A called job declaring no
permissions:runs under the calling job's whole grant, so a push anywhere inside the release task would putid-token: writeon every job in it rather than at the one entry point D7.2 requires.Breaking interface change, gated behind the new pin
nuget: trueinput on the taskenable_nugetnow means build-onlyNUGET_USERNAMEmapped into the taskpublish-nugetjobid-token: writeon the caller'spublishjobpublish-nugetonlynuget-push-defaultactionnuget-build-default, since it no longer pushesEach NuGet adopter owes a stub edit with its next pin bump. The worked stub is in
docs/reusable-workflows.md"Adopting the Release Chain", and the ptr727/Utilities session has been given the shape directly.Why the diff is wider than the fix
The canonical-content review read each changed
WORKFLOW.md,AUDIT.md,GOVERNANCE.mdand skill unit whole, as a carrier receives it. Two things came out of that.The fleet's own skills still taught the shape that caused the outage.
operational-vs-release-workflowsaid outright that NuGet pushes from inside the build-nuget hook, andworkflow-ci-contractstill carried the removednugetinput and the old D7.2. Those are the files an agent reads before touching a release workflow. Nothing automated catches it:canonical_review.py checkis scoped to changed units and those were not changed, so it andbuild_dist.py --checkboth passed clean.Defects unrelated to this fix, corrected here rather than deferred: a retired badge job, a build-leaf layer naming a file that does not exist, D7.2 requiring a permissions block the hub's own task deliberately omits, a 5C assertion that passes by construction on smoke, a
consoledimension resolving to no type in the catalog, anenvironment:key on a job that also carriesuses:which GitHub rejects outright, one archive named both zip and 7z, a hardcoded default-branch literal, a target-surface enumeration missing the Docker leaf'sneeds:entry in three places, and mermaid labels whose<branch>placeholder is stripped as an HTML tag at render.Verification
test_release_guards.pygains two guards: one fails if a package push returns to a hub-owned file, one pins the producer's and the documented consumer's artifact names to the same string. Both were proved by reverting the fix and watching them fail.All gates green:
prose_lint,repo_gate,build_dist --check, the seven containerised linters, and the fullscripts/testssuite. Note thatactionlintdoes not lint composite actions here, sonuget-build-default/action.ymlwas hand-verified, includingupload-artifact's multi-patternif-no-files-foundsemantics.Two open questions for the maintainer
verbatim-treeis listed as a dimension inAUDIT.mdsection 4 but resolves to nothing in the check catalog. It is a fidelity value fromspec/files.json. Rename, relocate, or give it real check ids?AUDIT.mdsection 0 requires a tracking issue but never says which repository it is filed against. Section 10's "sections 0-9 never touch the target" is true only if it is the hub.Fixes #1126
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