fix(ci): say so when the publish base cannot be looked up - #182
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe push workflow grants the select job read-only permissions. It also distinguishes failed publish-history lookups from branches without a prior publish, preventing incomplete target selection after lookup failures. ChangesPush workflow updates
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Force-pushed branches can skip required image targets because the workflow diffs from the push parent when its prior publish commit is unavailable. Resolve this fallback before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In @.github/workflows/on-push.yml:
- Line 60: Update the `last` validation branch in the workflow so that when
`last` is nonempty but `git cat-file -e "$last"` fails, `BEFORE` is set to an
empty value while preserving the existing fallback to `github.event.before`.
This must cause the subsequent `scripts/affected.py` base check to use
`docker-bake.hcl` and select every target.
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The select job asks this workflow's own run history for the last commit it actually published, so that a cancelled run's work is retried rather than skipped for good. It never had permission to ask. The workflow-level block grants contents, packages and id-token, and naming any permission sets every other one to none, so actions is none here. The lookup succeeds anyway, because the repository is public and its Actions API is readable anonymously. That is a property of the repository rather than of the permissions, and it stops being true the day the repository turns private - at which point `|| true` would have swallowed the failure, the diff would have silently gone back to this push's parent, and the publish that gets dropped when a run is cancelled would start being dropped again with every run still green. The same shape as the defect this job was written to fix. So the job now asks for actions: read - and, since a job-level block replaces the workflow-level one, drops the write access it never needed. The lookup failing is also no longer the same answer as there being nothing to find: having no previous successful publish is normal on a new branch and diffs from the parent, while failing to find out builds every target and says why. That is wasteful and visible, which is the right way round - it cannot drop a publish. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follows an unresolved review comment on #181, which turns out to be right.
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selectjob asks this workflow's own run history for the last commit it actually published, so a cancelled run's work is retried rather than skipped for good. It never had permission to ask. The workflow-levelpermissions:block grantscontents,packagesandid-token, and naming any permission sets every other one tonone— soactionsisnonefor this job.It succeeds regardless, because this repository is public and its Actions API is readable anonymously. I verified that against the real run from #179:
So nothing is broken today. But that is a property of the repository, not of the permissions. The day this repository turns private,
|| trueswallows the failure, the diff silently reverts togithub.event.before, and the publish that gets dropped when a run is cancelled starts being dropped again — with every run still green. That is the same shape as the defect #181 was written to fix.Changes
actions: readon the job. A job-level block replaces the workflow-level one, so this also drops thecontents: write/packages: write/id-token: writethat the select job never needed.A failed lookup is no longer the same answer as an empty one. Three outcomes now, where there were two:
::warning::Building everything is wasteful and visible, which is the right way round: it cannot drop a publish.
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All three paths exercised against a throwaway repository with a stubbed
gh, underbash -eas the runner invokes it:The same fix applies to hivemind-docker, whose workflow is identical — filed alongside this.
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