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fix(ci): Install OpenTofu with a pinned script instead of setup-opentofu - #874
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A Conductor tenant fork could not deploy. Its first run on a Forgejo runner
stopped 22 seconds in, at `uses: opentofu/setup-opentofu@v2`:
unable to clone 'https://data.forgejo.org/opentofu/setup-opentofu' …
remote: Not found.
Forgejo resolves a bare `uses:` against DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL, which the
forgejo stack pins to data.forgejo.org, and that mirror does not carry the
action. All six places that used it -- five workflows and nexus-bootstrap --
now run `.github/scripts/install-opentofu.sh`, a plain script that behaves
the same on GitHub Actions and on Forgejo.
The script:
- Installs the one pinned version, 1.10.0, and takes no arguments. Every
workflow therefore gets the same OpenTofu, which tofu-checks.yaml relies
on (a checker on a different version than the applier can pass what the
applier rejects). nexus-bootstrap's `tofu_version` input is removed; no
caller passed it.
- Verifies the archive against checksums pinned in the script. The issue
proposed fetching SHA256SUMS at run time, but that file comes from the
same place as the archive, so it would catch a broken download and not a
replaced one. The pinned values come from tofu_1.10.0_SHA256SUMS after
verifying it the way OpenTofu documents: `cosign verify-blob` with the
identity `…/release.yml@refs/heads/v1.10` -> "Verified OK", and the same
command with a wrong identity refused. Both pinned values were then
compared with freshly downloaded archives: equal. The header says how to
pin the next version.
- Uses the .tar.gz rather than the .zip, so it needs tar and not unzip.
- Reads the installed binary's version back before putting it on PATH, and
appends to GITHUB_PATH, which both runners honour.
- Refuses non-Linux runners and architectures without a pinned checksum.
Measured on the deployed server: on Ubuntu 26.04 (amd64) and inside the
Forgejo runner's own image, node:22-bookworm, the script installs
`OpenTofu v1.10.0`, writes GITHUB_PATH, and a following step with that PATH
runs it. That image has curl, tar, gzip and sha256sum. arm64 was not run --
no such machine -- but its pinned checksum matches the real release archive.
Before switching, every affected job was checked to check the repository
out at its root before the install step, since the script lives in the
repository. tofu-checks.yaml now also triggers on changes to the script, so
the real install runs in CI whenever the script changes.
Tests (tests/unit/test_install_opentofu.py):
- no `uses:` of setup-opentofu, checked on parsed YAML so the explanatory
comments do not count;
- the script is never called with a version;
- no job runs `tofu` before installing it, counting a local composite action
that runs tofu (nexus-config-tfvars) as a tofu call, plus a guard that
this rule still sees the lifecycle jobs;
- both checksums are pinned and well-formed;
- the script's refusals, run under bash with curl and uname replaced: a
version argument, a non-Linux runner, an unpinned architecture, and an
archive that does not match the pin, for both architectures -- nothing
installed, nothing on PATH, and the reached URL asserted so the test is
known to have got to the comparison.
Seven mutations, each caught: checksum comparison removed, argument check
removed, OS check removed, arm64 checksum removed, a workflow back on
setup-opentofu, a workflow passing a version, a workflow with no install.
The success path cannot be faked against a pinned checksum; CI runs it.
docs/stacks/forgejo-runner.md gets a section on what data.forgejo.org does
not mirror, checked on 2026-09-16 for every `uses:` in the repository --
tags with `git ls-remote`, pinned commit SHAs by fetching the commit, since
ls-remote cannot see them. After this change every `uses:` in the lifecycle
workflows resolves there; the four missing actions are CI-only
(actionlint, release-please, codecov, pytest-coverage-comment). The section
says that this covers action resolution only, not a full lifecycle run.
Closes #872.
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR removes the unavailable opentofu/setup-opentofu dependency from all deployment paths and centralizes OpenTofu 1.10.0 installation in a portable Bash script with pinned checksums, platform/version validation, and GITHUB_PATH export. Workflow-level tests enforce consistent installation ordering and usage, while Forgejo mirror behavior and remaining full-run verification are documented. Sequence diagram for pinned OpenTofu installationsequenceDiagram
participant Workflow
participant Script as install-opentofu.sh
participant Release as GitHub Release
participant Runner as Runner Environment
Workflow->>Script: bash .github/scripts/install-opentofu.sh
Script->>Runner: uname -s and uname -m
alt Linux with pinned architecture
Script->>Release: curl archive URL
Release-->>Script: tofu_VERSION_linux_ARCH.tar.gz
Script->>Script: sha256sum and compare pinned checksum
Script->>Script: tar extract and install tofu
Script->>Runner: tofu version
Runner-->>Script: OpenTofu v1.10.0
Script->>Runner: append install directory to GITHUB_PATH
else Unsupported input
Script-->>Workflow: exit 1 without installation
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Workflow->>Installer: Run without a version argument
Installer->>Release: Download OpenTofu 1.10.0 archive and checksums
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🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## [0.81.0](v0.80.0...v0.81.0) (2026-09-16) ### 🚀 Features * **ci:** Check the OpenTofu configuration, in pre-commit and in CI ([#862](#862)) ([fa0bcfd](fa0bcfd)) * **control-plane:** Let the heading name the stack, not a badge below it ([#842](#842)) ([2a1f311](2a1f311)) * **control-plane:** Paint the logo through a mask so it takes the accent ([#843](#843)) ([3bf728f](3bf728f)) * **control-plane:** Separate the brand accent from the status colours ([#845](#845)) ([01eed37](01eed37)) * **stacks:** Add Apache Airflow workflow orchestration ([#855](#855)) ([7487fc1](7487fc1)) * **stacks:** Add Keycloak identity provider ([#854](#854)) ([debd45d](debd45d)) * **stacks:** Add Langfuse LLM observability ([#856](#856)) ([dca3440](dca3440)) * **stacks:** Add MLflow, and wire the notebook stacks to it ([#850](#850)) ([d117d24](d117d24)) * **stacks:** Add MongoDB with mongo-express as its web UI ([#857](#857)) ([1907e98](1907e98)) * **stacks:** Add Neo4j Community Edition with a Bolt-routing proxy ([#858](#858)) ([e1c76dc](e1c76dc)) * **stacks:** Add Qdrant vector database ([#859](#859)) ([7c12051](7c12051)) * **stacks:** Add Temporal durable workflow engine with Web UI ([#860](#860)) ([d5e73a9](d5e73a9)) * **stacks:** Add TimescaleDB time-series database ([#861](#861)) ([389b6a1](389b6a1)) * **stacks:** Replace Keycloak's temporary admin with a permanent one ([#871](#871)) ([d27a9c9](d27a9c9)) ### 🐛 Bug Fixes * **ci:** Install OpenTofu with a pinned script instead of setup-opentofu ([#874](#874)) ([ae1a14a](ae1a14a)) * **deploy:** Refuse an empty DOMAIN once, in the env-file dispatcher ([#868](#868)) ([095874b](095874b)) * **examples:** Escape inlined secrets and render the S3 DataFrame ([#846](#846)) ([23a7bdb](23a7bdb)) * **stacks:** Name the executable in MLflow's command ([#853](#853)) ([2b0b2fb](2b0b2fb)) * **stacks:** Point Neo4j Browser at the port the tunnel serves ([#870](#870)) ([0bc0975](0bc0975)) * **stacks:** Run MongoDB 7.0, which starts on the kernel we deploy ([#869](#869)) ([bea2f64](bea2f64)) ### 📚 Documentation * **stacks:** Record the rare Lakekeeper write failure where users meet it ([#849](#849)) ([8df5f1f](8df5f1f)) --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please). Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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fix(ci): install-opentofu.sh fails at random with exit 141 —
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A Conductor tenant fork got past checkout and the OpenTofu install and failed at the next step on the Forgejo runner: `sudo: command not found` (#884). The job image is node:22-bookworm. It runs as root and has no sudo, jq, AWS CLI or pip. The lifecycle workflows were written for GitHub's ubuntu-latest, which has all of them. Chosen option: the workflows install what they need, as #874 did for OpenTofu. The image stays small and unchanged. - New .github/scripts/install-tool.sh <jq|cloudflared|awscli>. It installs a pinned version, checks it against a pinned checksum (amd64 and arm64), installs into $RUNNER_TEMP without root, reads the version back without a pipe (#883), and adds the directory to GITHUB_PATH. - jq 1.8.2: sha256sum.txt, GitHub's asset digest and the download agree. - cloudflared 2026.9.1: the release notes, GitHub's asset digest and the download agree. - AWS CLI 2.36.47, the official v2 installer: PGP signature verified against the key from the AWS install guide (fingerprint FB5D B77F ... 4672 475C), "Good signature" for both zips and "BAD signature" when the files are swapped. Installed with --install-dir and --bin-dir under $RUNNER_TEMP. - cloudflared: the four `sudo mv` installs (setup-control-plane, spin-up, teardown, nexus-bootstrap) call the script instead. The version is pinned now, where it used to be `latest`. - jq: installed right after checkout in setup-control-plane, spin-up, teardown, destroy-all and teardown-snapshot, before log-to-d1.sh first needs it. - AWS CLI: installed in setup-control-plane (R2 credential validation, bucket cleanup) and in destroy-all (bucket deletion). - PyYAML: generate-services-tfvars.py, sync-deployed-state.sh and sync-firewall-rules.sh import it with `python3`. After `uv sync --frozen --no-dev`, `.venv/bin` now goes first on GITHUB_PATH, and pyyaml is a runtime dependency. setup-control-plane had no uv and now sets it up. Guard (tests/unit/test_job_toolchain.py): each lifecycle job may use, beyond the image's baseline, only what an earlier step of the same job installed. sudo and apt-get are never allowed. It follows local composite actions and the scripts a step calls, and it counts `ssh … nexus` and `nexus_deploy run-pipeline|s3-snapshot` as needing cloudflared (the ProxyCommand). repo-secret.sh's gh is exempt: it is used only on github.com. The rule has its own parametrised tests. Reverting any install is caught, including cloudflared in nexus-bootstrap, which a first version missed because nexus_deploy uses it only through the SSH config. CI (job-image-toolchain.yaml): on pull requests that touch the installers, the actions, the runner config or the Python lock, a job runs in node:22-bookworm. It installs everything, checks that each tool answers from PATH, and renders the real services.yaml with generate-services-tfvars.py. Tests keep its image equal to the runner's label image and its installs a superset of the lifecycle jobs'. tests/unit/test_install_tool.py: pins well-formed and distinct per architecture; refusals for a wrong argument, a non-Linux runner and an unpinned architecture; a checksum mismatch for every tool and architecture (URL asserted, nothing installed, PATH untouched); no sudo and no early reader in the script. Four reverts, each caught. Docs: forgejo-runner.md lists what the job image contains and what installs the rest. CLAUDE.md has the rule under Development Guidelines. Not verified here: a whole lifecycle run on the Forgejo runner. That needs a release and a Conductor fork dispatch. Closes #884
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Closes #884. ## What broke A Conductor tenant fork now gets past checkout (#876) and the OpenTofu install (#874). On the Forgejo runner it failed at the next step: ```text sudo: command not found (exit 127, in the cloudflared install) ``` The runner's job image is `node:22-bookworm`. It runs as root, and it has none of `sudo`, `jq`, the AWS CLI or `pip`. The lifecycle workflows were written for GitHub's `ubuntu-latest`, which ships all of them. With `sudo` fixed, `jq`, the AWS CLI and PyYAML would each have been the next failure. ## Approach (option B from #884) The workflows install what they need, the way #874 does for OpenTofu. The job image stays small and unchanged, and there is no third-party runner image. ### `install-tool.sh` New `.github/scripts/install-tool.sh <jq|cloudflared|awscli>`. For each tool it: - installs a pinned version and checks it against a pinned checksum, for amd64 and arm64; - installs into `$RUNNER_TEMP` without root; - reads the version back without a pipe (#883); - adds the directory to `GITHUB_PATH`. | Tool | Version | How the checksum was verified | |---|---|---| | jq | 1.8.2 | the release's `sha256sum.txt`, GitHub's asset digest and the download all agree | | cloudflared | 2026.9.1 | the release notes, GitHub's asset digest and the download all agree | | AWS CLI v2 (official installer) | 2.36.47 | PGP signature checked against the key in the AWS CLI install guide, fingerprint `FB5D B77F … 4672 475C`: "Good signature" for both zips, "BAD signature" when the files are swapped | ### Workflow changes | What | Where | |---|---| | `sudo mv cloudflared …` → `install-tool.sh cloudflared` (the version is now pinned; it used to be `latest`) | `setup-control-plane`, `spin-up`, `teardown`, `nexus-bootstrap` | | `install-tool.sh jq`, right after checkout and before `log-to-d1.sh` first needs it | `setup-control-plane`, `spin-up`, `teardown`, `destroy-all`, `teardown-snapshot` | | `install-tool.sh awscli` | `setup-control-plane` (R2 credential validation, bucket cleanup), `destroy-all` (bucket deletion) | | after `uv sync`, `.venv/bin` goes first on `GITHUB_PATH` | every job that syncs, and `nexus-bootstrap` | | `setup-uv` + `uv sync` added | `setup-control-plane`, which had no uv | **Why the `PATH` change.** `generate-services-tfvars.py`, `sync-deployed-state.sh` and `sync-firewall-rules.sh` import PyYAML under `python3`, and PyYAML is a runtime dependency of the project. With `.venv/bin` first on `PATH`, `python3` resolves to the project environment, which has it. ## Guards ### `tests/unit/test_job_toolchain.py` A lifecycle job may use, beyond the image's baseline, only what an earlier line of the same job installed. `sudo` and `apt-get` are never allowed. The guard: - follows local composite actions and the scripts a step calls; - counts `ssh … nexus` and `nexus_deploy run-pipeline|s3-snapshot` as needing cloudflared, because it is the SSH `ProxyCommand`; - exempts `gh` in `repo-secret.sh`, which runs only on github.com. The rule has its own parametrised tests, including the order of an install and a use within one step. **Reverts.** Removing any single install is caught. That includes cloudflared in `nexus-bootstrap`, which a first version of the guard missed. ### `.github/workflows/job-image-toolchain.yaml` A new CI job that runs **in `node:22-bookworm`** on pull requests touching the installers, the actions, the runner config or the Python lock. It: - installs everything; - checks that each tool answers from `PATH`; - renders the real `services.yaml` with `generate-services-tfvars.py`, not just `import yaml`. Tests keep its image equal to the runner's label image, and its installs a superset of the lifecycle jobs'. This PR triggers it, so its first run is part of this PR's checks. ### `tests/unit/test_install_tool.py` - pins are well-formed and differ per architecture; - refusals for a wrong argument, a non-Linux runner and an unpinned architecture; - a checksum mismatch for every tool and architecture: URL asserted, nothing installed, `PATH` untouched; - no `sudo` and no early reader in the script. Four reverts, each caught. `pytest tests/unit`: 3519 passed. Pre-commit (actionlint, shellcheck, mypy): all hooks pass. ## Docs - `docs/stacks/forgejo-runner.md`: what the job image contains, what installs the rest, and what the two guards do and do not prove. - `CLAUDE.md`: the rule, under Development Guidelines. ## Not verified yet **A whole lifecycle run on the Forgejo runner.** Every fix so far moved the failure one step further, so only a complete `initial-setup.yaml` run on a Conductor fork settles #884. That needs a release with both this PR and #885 (the exit-141 fix in the OpenTofu install). **Release order:** merge #885 and this PR, then cut the release. **Also not re-checked:** `install-opentofu.sh` on `main` still has the `| head` from #883. The CI job above can therefore fail at random in its OpenTofu step until #885 is merged. ## Local CodeRabbit round Reviewed **`4b222edd`**: 3 findings, 2 themes. - **Fixed in `9022423a` (minor):** the guard did not check the order of an install and a use within one step. It now walks line by line. - **Dismissed (major, twice):** pin `astral-sh/setup-uv` and `actions/checkout` to commit SHAs. Every other workflow uses the same tags, and pinning across the repository is #652. `9022423a` itself was not reviewed locally; the PR review covers it. ## Summary by Sourcery Make lifecycle workflows self-sufficient on minimal Forgejo runner images by installing and validating all required tools without root access. New Features: - Add a portable installer for pinned, checksum-verified jq, cloudflared, and AWS CLI binaries on Linux runners. - Add CI coverage that validates the complete lifecycle toolchain inside the Forgejo runner image. Bug Fixes: - Make lifecycle workflows run on minimal Forgejo job images without sudo, preinstalled jq, AWS CLI, or system PyYAML. - Replace unpinned cloudflared downloads and root-dependent installation with pinned, non-root installation. Enhancements: - Ensure project virtual-environment tools are used on PATH after dependency synchronization. - Add automated guards that detect missing or incorrectly ordered tool installations, including forbidden sudo and apt-get usage. CI: - Expand Python test workflow triggers to cover workflow, action, and script changes. Documentation: - Document the Forgejo runner image contents, lifecycle tool installation requirements, and CI safeguards. Tests: - Add unit tests for installer validation, checksum failures, supported platforms, and lifecycle toolchain ordering. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Improvements** - Standardized lifecycle workflows on pinned, checksum-verified installations for required tools. - Improved compatibility with runners without sudo or preinstalled system utilities. - Ensured project dependencies, including PyYAML, are available to workflow scripts. - Added validation to confirm required tools are installed before use. - **Documentation** - Documented runner image capabilities, required tools, and lifecycle workflow setup. - **Tests** - Added automated checks for installer integrity, supported platforms, tool versions, and workflow toolchain completeness. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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Closes #872.
What broke
A Conductor tenant fork could not deploy. Its first run on a Forgejo runner stopped after 22 seconds, at
uses: opentofu/setup-opentofu@v2:Forgejo resolves a bare
uses:againstDEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL. The forgejo stack pins that to data.forgejo.org, and data.forgejo.org does not mirror this action.Change
The six places that used the action (five workflows and
nexus-bootstrap) now run.github/scripts/install-opentofu.sh, a plain script that behaves the same on GitHub Actions and on Forgejo.One version, in one place. The script installs the pinned
1.10.0and refuses any argument. Every workflow therefore gets the same OpenTofu, whichtofu-checks.yamlrelies on.nexus-bootstraploses itstofu_versioninput; no caller passed it.Pinned checksums, not fetched ones. fix(ci): Install OpenTofu without setup-opentofu — it does not resolve on Forgejo #872 proposed downloading
SHA256SUMSat run time. That file comes from the same place as the archive, so it would catch a broken download but not a replaced one. The pinned values were taken fromtofu_1.10.0_SHA256SUMSafter checking that file the way OpenTofu documents:cosign verify-blobwith the identity…/release.yml@refs/heads/v1.10→Verified OK;The script's header says how to pin the next version.
.tar.gzrather than.zip, sotaris enough andunzipis not needed.Reads the version back. The script checks what the installed binary reports before it appends the directory to
GITHUB_PATH, which both runners honour.Refuses what it cannot install: non-Linux runners, and architectures with no pinned checksum.
tofu-checks.yamlnow also triggers on changes to the script, so the real install runs in CI whenever the script changes.Before switching, I checked every affected job: each one checks the repository out at its root before the install step, which the script needs.
Verified
Run on the deployed server:
OpenTofu v1.10.0installed;GITHUB_PATHwritten; a following step with thatPATHruns itnode:22-bookworm(the Forgejo runner's job image)curl,tar,gzipandsha256sumThis PR does not verify a full lifecycle run on Forgejo. That is the last acceptance item of #872, and it needs a real Conductor deploy after a release that contains this change.
What data.forgejo.org mirrors
docs/stacks/forgejo-runner.mdgets a new section. Everyuses:in the repository was checked against data.forgejo.org on 2026-09-16. Tags were checked withgit ls-remote; commit-SHA pins were checked by fetching the commit, becausels-remotecannot see a commit.actions/checkout,actions/cache,actions/setup-node,actions/upload-artifact,astral-sh/setup-uv, including the three SHA pins.raven-actions/actionlint,googleapis/release-please-action,codecov/codecov-action,MishaKav/pytest-coverage-comment.After this change, every
uses:in the lifecycle workflows resolves on Forgejo. The docs say this covers action resolution only, not a full run.Tests
The new file
tests/unit/test_install_opentofu.pychecks:uses:of setup-opentofu. It parses the YAML, so the explanatory comments do not count.tofubefore installing it. A local composite action that runstofu, such asnexus-config-tfvars, counts as atofucall. A second test makes sure this rule still finds the lifecycle jobs, so it cannot pass by matching nothing.curlandunamereplaced: a version argument, a non-Linux runner, an unpinned architecture, and an archive that does not match the pin (for both architectures). In each case nothing is installed and nothing is added toPATH. The requested URL is asserted, so the test is known to have reached the comparison.The success path cannot be faked against a pinned checksum;
tofu-checks.yamlruns it for real.Seven mutations, each caught:
uses:test and ordering testLocal CodeRabbit round
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592c9bf2: 1 finding.install-opentofu.sh(major): move to OpenTofu 1.11.10 or later. Right on substance, not done here; filed as #873.1.10.0 is affected by GHSA-q7j3-v8qv-22vq (high), and the 1.10 series will not be patched for it. The deploy configuration declares no modules, so it does not reach the advisory.
tofu-checks.yamldoes reach it, because it runstofu initon configuration from pull requests.It is not part of this PR because a version change also changes which OpenTofu writes the real state in R2, and that needs a spin-up to verify. This PR changes only how OpenTofu is installed, and the 1.10.0 pin predates it. With this change in place, the move is three lines in one file. #873 has the advisories, the exposure and the decisions to make.
Release order
This PR merges before the v0.81.0 release (#844). Conductor forks are created from a release, so the fix reaches them only through a release that contains it.
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pytest tests/unit: 3400 passedSummary by Sourcery
Install a pinned, checksum-verified OpenTofu release with a repository script so lifecycle workflows resolve reliably on both GitHub Actions and Forgejo.
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