ci: make the release pipeline deterministic (flaky tests, changelog, source gate) - #349
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Three determinism fixes from investigating the stable 0.7.59 release; every
security gate (OIDC attestation, SBOM, reproducible double-build, committed-asset
check, Node-22 pin, source policy, audits) is unchanged.
- Flaky "Browser regression shard 4/4" (failed on two code-free PRs):
- email-notifications B.13 contact-form: clearMailpit's DELETE-all was still
settling and swallowed a just-sent message. After the empty-stable check,
store a sentinel via Mailpit's API, require it retained across two reads, then
delete only that sentinel by id — no second full purge to re-open the race.
- full-test 2.2 dashboard: FullCalendar's stylesheet injection read cssRules on
a document detached mid-evaluation. Await waitForLoadState('load') at the end
of 2.1 so the post-login dashboard finishes evaluating before 2.2 navigates.
- Changelog extraction: bound the section on the next second-level version
heading in EITHER format (## [X.Y.Z] or the legacy ## What's New in vX.Y.Z), so
a legacy neighbour no longer makes awk capture the whole file.
- Prerelease source gate (ci-verify-release-source.sh): the tag-triggered release
workflow's own check attaches to the PR head, so the PR is UNSTABLE while it
runs and mergeStateStatus can never reach CLEAN. Accept UNSTABLE alongside CLEAN
(BLOCKED/DIRTY/BEHIND stay fatal), and compute the required-checks verdict from
a filtered set that excludes the release workflow's own check. Head==tag, the
exactly-one-internal-open-release-PR rule, and the mandatory CodeRabbit check
are all still enforced.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughIl PR aggiorna l’estrazione del changelog e la verifica delle prerelease. Inoltre, rende più stabili la pulizia di Mailpit e il test di login amministrativo. ChangesAutomazione release
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderato) | ~20 minuti Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR improves test and release determinism, but the sentinel-message cleanup can block E2E execution if its deletion request stalls, and the prerelease path can report CLEAN while accepting UNSTABLE, which may mislead release diagnosis. These bounded issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Possibly related PRs
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In `@scripts/ci-verify-release-source.sh`:
- Around line 75-78: Update the prerelease outcome log near the existing
merge-state validation to report the actual ${merge_state} value, or use neutral
“merge-ready” wording instead of always recording CLEAN; preserve acceptance of
both CLEAN and UNSTABLE in the merge_state check.
In `@tests/email-notifications.spec.js`:
- Around line 176-180: Update the final sentinel deletion fetch in clearMailpit
to use the existing Mailpit AbortController configured with a 5000 ms timeout,
matching the other Mailpit requests and ensuring the cleanup cannot remain
pending indefinitely.
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Two review follow-ups on the determinism changes: - ci-verify-release-source.sh: the success line hard-coded "is CLEAN" even though the gate now also accepts UNSTABLE — report the real mergeStateStatus so the log never claims an unverified state. - email-notifications clearMailpit: the sentinel-delete fetch had no AbortSignal, so a hung Mailpit could keep it pending until the global test timeout. Wrap it in the same 5000ms AbortController + finally-clear pattern the other Mailpit requests use.
release.yml replaced create-release.sh, which fired a repository_dispatch to pinakes-docker so the Docker image rebuilt on every stable release. That step was dropped in the move, so the stable 0.7.59 published here never reached Docker Hub until pinakes-docker's daily poller would have caught it. Re-add the dispatch as a release step (stable tags only, matching create-release.sh), gated on a PINAKES_DOCKER_DISPATCH_TOKEN secret because the default GITHUB_TOKEN cannot dispatch across repositories; a missing token or a failed dispatch is non-fatal since the daily poller remains the backstop.
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Makes the release pipeline deterministic after the issues that surfaced cutting the stable 0.7.59. No security gate is relaxed — OIDC provenance attestation, SPDX SBOM, reproducible double-build with identical SHA-256, committed-reproducible-assets check, the Node-22 pin, the source policy, and the dependency/secret/vuln audits are all untouched.
Flaky "Browser regression shard 4/4" (failed on two code-free PRs)
clearMailpit()'s DELETE-all was still settling and swallowed a message the test had just sent (a race the helper's own comment already flagged; its two-empty-snapshots guard proves the listing is empty, not that the purge stopped eating new arrivals). Now it stores a sentinel via Mailpit's/api/v1/send, requires it retained across two reads, then deletes only that sentinel by id — no second full purge.cssRuleson a document detached mid-evaluation (2.1 ended atwaitForURL/navigation-commit while the post-login dashboard was still running scripts). One line:waitForLoadState('load')at the end of 2.1.Both fixes are event-based — no added retries, no weakened assertions, the strict flake/skip audit gate is untouched.
Changelog extraction robustness
The
## [X.Y.Z]section is now bounded by the next second-level version heading in either format (## [X.Y.Z]or the legacy## What's New in vX.Y.Z). A legacy-formatted neighbour used to make awk capture the entire rest of the file; today that had to be worked around by hand. Verified: 0.7.59 → 30 lines; a legacy neighbour → bounded correctly; the empty-section guard is intact.Prerelease source-policy gate (breaks a self-deadlock)
ci-verify-release-source.sh: the tag-triggered "Verified Release" workflow's own check attaches to the tagged commit (== the release PR head), so while it runs the PR isUNSTABLEand can never reachCLEAN. It now acceptsUNSTABLEalongsideCLEAN(BLOCKED/DIRTY/BEHIND/unknown stay fatal) and computes the required-checks verdict from a set that excludes the release workflow's own check.head == tag, "exactly one internal openrelease/*PR targeting main", and the mandatory passing CodeRabbit check are all still enforced.Summary by CodeRabbit
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