fix(ci): publish from the last commit actually published - #181
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The rebuild selector diffs github.event.before..github.sha, which is only the commits of the push that triggered it. A concurrency group holds just one pending run, so when several merges land minutes apart the middle ones are cancelled - and the next push's github.event.before is the cancelled push's head. Whatever that push would have rebuilt is then skipped permanently rather than retried, because no later diff ever spans it again. That is how three published images sat two days behind a base/Dockerfile change: its publish was cancelled by the merge that followed it, and every run after that diffed a range which no longer contained it. Nothing failed; the runs were all green. The selection now starts from the last commit this workflow published successfully, falling back to github.event.before when that cannot be resolved. A cancelled or failed publish is therefore picked up by the next one instead of being lost. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe push-triggered publish workflow now compares changes against the latest successful workflow run when its commit is available locally. It falls back to the event-provided commit otherwise. ChangesPublish diff base
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Failed or cancelled publish changes can be skipped instead of retried. Grant the select job workflow-run read access before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In @.github/workflows/on-push.yml:
- Line 34: Update the select job’s permissions to grant both actions: read and
contents: read, alongside the existing GH_TOKEN configuration, so gh run list
can read workflow runs without falling back to github.event.before.
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A publish that gets cancelled is never retried, and nothing reports it.
What happens
The selector diffs
github.event.before..github.sha— only the commits of the push that triggered it. A concurrency group holds just one pending run, so when several merges land minutes apart the middle ones are cancelled. The next push'sgithub.event.beforeis then the cancelled push's head, so no later diff ever spans the skipped commits again.The work is not delayed. It is dropped, silently, with every run green.
It already happened
In JarbasHiveMind/hivemind-docker on 2026-09-09, three merges landed within 30 minutes:
base/is the root of that bake graph, sobb56e607should have rebuilt every image. Two days laterhivemind-cli,hivemind-listenerandhivemind-satelliteat:testingwere still built from6087d744, a commit older than that change — while the compose files an install runs came from a tag that included it.It surfaced only because a new cross-repo image-coherence check went looking (ovos-installer#603); no CI in either repository was unhappy.
The change
Selection starts from the last commit this workflow published successfully, falling back to
github.event.beforewhen that cannot be resolved (first run on a branch, unreachable commit,ghunavailable). A cancelled or failed publish is therefore picked up by the next one.This repository has the identical selector and concurrency group, so it has the same latent gap even though the loss happened in the sibling.
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