build: require the published SDK instead of the workspace placeholder - #105
build: require the published SDK instead of the workspace placeholder#105kanushka wants to merge 2 commits into
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WalkthroughThe release workflow now compares every declared SDK version with the tagged version. Boundary tests reject workspace replacements and the Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RelocationTest
participant GoResolver
participant ModuleProxy
RelocationTest->>GoResolver: Resolve declared SDK version with GOWORK=off
GoResolver->>ModuleProxy: Fetch SDK v0.1.0
ModuleProxy-->>GoResolver: Return published SDK module
GoResolver-->>RelocationTest: Build relocated module
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In `@internal/boundaries/boundaries_test.go`:
- Around line 209-217: Update TestEveryProductModuleRequiresAPublishedSDKVersion
to parse each module’s go.mod and assert that github.com/wso2/wso2-cli/sdk is
required at the published version v0.1.0. Replace the exact placeholder-text
check with validation of the parsed dependency requirement, while keeping the
test focused only on this version contract.
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| const placeholder = "github.com/wso2/wso2-cli/sdk v0.0.0" | ||
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| for _, module := range productModules(t) { | ||
| path := filepath.Join(repoRoot(t), module, "go.mod") | ||
| data, err := os.ReadFile(path) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| t.Fatalf("cannot read %s: %v", path, err) | ||
| } | ||
| if strings.Contains(string(data), placeholder) { |
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Validate the SDK requirement, not only the placeholder text.
TestEveryProductModuleRequiresAPublishedSDKVersion only rejects one exact substring. A product module that omits the SDK requirement, or declares a version outside the release contract, passes this test. Parse each go.mod and assert that github.com/wso2/wso2-cli/sdk is required at the expected published version, which is v0.1.0 for this release. As per path instructions, keep this check focused on the published-version contract.
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In `@internal/boundaries/boundaries_test.go` around lines 209 - 217, Update
TestEveryProductModuleRequiresAPublishedSDKVersion to parse each module’s go.mod
and assert that github.com/wso2/wso2-cli/sdk is required at the published
version v0.1.0. Replace the exact placeholder-text check with validation of the
parsed dependency requirement, while keeping the test focused only on this
version contract.
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Closes #93.
sdk/v0.1.0is published. Its release workflow passed on the real tag — gate, standalone build and test with the workspace disabled, and resolution from the module proxy — and the version is servable:So the placeholder can go, and this is the commit that removes it. The reference module now requires
github.com/wso2/wso2-cli/sdk v0.1.0, andgo.workdeclares no replacements at all. It keeps composing the SDK and the product modules from source withuse, so a change to the SDK is still testable before it is tagged — what it no longer does is resolve a version that never existed.That replacement was load-bearing rather than tidiness, which is worth recording: a workspace
usedirectory does not satisfy arequireof a version with no revision. The Go tool still resolvesgo.modatsdk/v0.1.0and fails. That is why this change could not land before the tag, and why it lands as its own commit after it.The criterion this finally proves
TestTheReferenceModuleWorksFromAnotherRepositorycopied the reference module outside the workspace and then injected areplaceto say where the SDK was. It no longer touches anything:That is #93's "a module in a directory outside this repository, requiring the published SDK version and using no workspace, compiles", and until today nothing could assert it.
Tests
TestTheWorkspaceReplacesOnlyTheUnpublishedSDKVersionis replaced by two:TestTheWorkspaceDeclaresNoReplacements— the workspace may no longer conceal a dependency a released build would not have.TestEveryProductModuleRequiresAPublishedSDKVersion— every product module, not just the reference module, so a scaffolded module that reintroduced the placeholder is caught.Also
v0.0.0; that comparison is now live, so the branch is dead code.Verification
./scripts/acceptance.shpasses end to end, including the previous-protocol gate and the relocated-module build.golangci-lint runreports 0 issues.Run the gate with
GOTOOLCHAIN=go1.25.6, matching the version the workflows pin. Under Go 1.26 the previous-protocol gate's file-proxy fixture stops resolvingsdk/cobratreealthough its zip contains it — that is a toolchain-compatibility problem in the fixture, unrelated to this change, and worth its own issue.The tag broke a gate, and this fixes it
Publishing
sdk/v0.1.0made the Previous Protocol check fail on every branch,mainincluded. Its logic was: nothing published at all → not enforceable, pass; something published but nothing speaking the previous protocol → fail.The first ever SDK release declares the generation current at the time, which is protocol v2. So no published SDK speaks v1, and none ever will, because v1 predates every SDK release. Nothing in the field was built against a published protocol-v1 SDK, so the premise the gate reasons from is empty rather than broken, and failing was the wrong verdict — the kind of red that no change can fix, which is how a gate ends up switched off.
That case now reports
NOT ENFORCEABLEand names the versions it examined. The distinction is narrow and deliberate: a published version cannot be withdrawn, so a generation that was ever released stays resolvable and stays enforced. Only a generation that was never published at all is unenforceable.TestAGenerationThatWasNeverPublishedIsNotEnforceablepins it against a proxy publishing the current generation only — which is exactly what a repository's first SDK release looks like.TestBreakingThePreviousProtocolFailsTheGatestill fails the gate on a real breakage, which is the property that had to survive this change.