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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a pinned, checksum-verified installer for lifecycle tools. Workflows install missing Forgejo tools, expose the project virtual environment, and validate the runner toolchain with tests and documentation. ChangesLifecycle toolchain
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LifecycleWorkflow
participant install_tool as install-tool.sh
participant Runner
participant RuntimeScripts
LifecycleWorkflow->>install_tool: install pinned jq, AWS CLI, or cloudflared
install_tool->>Runner: verify checksum and install executable
LifecycleWorkflow->>Runner: sync production Python dependencies
LifecycleWorkflow->>RuntimeScripts: run with installed tools and .venv/bin on PATH
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Lifecycle workflow-only changes can skip toolchain validation, allowing Forgejo runner regressions to remain undetected until execution. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR makes lifecycle workflows independent of GitHub's preinstalled tooling by installing pinned, checksum-verified jq, cloudflared, and AWS CLI binaries without root, supplying PyYAML through the synced project environment, and enforcing the install-before-use contract with static analysis and a matching node:22-bookworm CI job. Sequence diagram for checksum-verified tool installationsequenceDiagram
participant Job as Lifecycle job
participant Script as install-tool.sh
participant Source as Release source
participant Temp as RUNNER_TEMP
participant Path as GITHUB_PATH
Job->>Script: install-tool.sh jq|cloudflared|awscli
Script->>Source: curl download pinned asset
Source-->>Script: Tool archive or binary
Script->>Script: sha256sum and compare pinned checksum
alt checksum matches
Script->>Temp: Install without root
Script->>Temp: Run tool --version
Script->>Path: Append tool directory
Script-->>Job: Tool available in following steps
else checksum mismatch
Script-->>Job: Refuse installation
end
Flow diagram for lifecycle toolchain enforcementflowchart TD
Change[Tooling, workflow, runner image, or lockfile change]
CI[Run job-image-toolchain in node:22-bookworm]
Install[Install jq, cloudflared, awscli, OpenTofu, and uv]
Sync[uv sync and prepend .venv/bin to PATH]
Verify[Run tool versions and render services.yaml]
Guard[test_job_toolchain.py]
Result[Pull request checks]
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Round 1 on #886, plus the first run of the new CI job. CI (job-image-toolchain, run 35239631508): every install succeeded inside node:22-bookworm, running as uid 0: - jq-1.8.2 - cloudflared 2026.9.1 - aws-cli/2.36.47 - OpenTofu v1.12.6 - uv, and `uv sync` The final check failed with "set: Illegal option -o pipefail": on GitHub, a container job defaults to `sh`. The Forgejo runner runs steps with bash (its error in #884 has bash's "line 4:" format), so the job now sets `defaults.run.shell: bash`. A test pins it. 4038687324 (job-image-toolchain.yaml:46) and 4038687337 (setup-control-plane.yaml:203): fixed. The local round dismissed this by pointing at #652, but .coderabbit.yaml asks for exactly this when a third-party `uses:` line is added or modified. Both added lines are now pinned to a commit: - actions/checkout@fbc6f399 (v5.1.0) - astral-sh/setup-uv@caf0cab7 (v3.2.4, the commit v3 points to) Both commits are also on data.forgejo.org, which the Forgejo runner resolves actions from (fetched by SHA; a made-up SHA is refused). The untouched `@vN` lines elsewhere stay for #652.
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🟡 Minor · Trigger toolchain validation for lifecycle workflow changes. · job-image-toolchain.yaml:1-20
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winTrigger toolchain validation for lifecycle workflow changes.
.github/workflows/job-image-toolchain.yaml:17-27does not include lifecycle workflow paths. A pull request that changes onlyinitial-setup.yaml,setup-control-plane.yaml,spin-up.yml,teardown.yml,destroy-all.yml,spin-up-snapshot.yml, orteardown-snapshot.ymltherefore does not run thenode:22-bookwormvalidation job. Add.github/workflows/**or these lifecycle workflow paths topull_request.paths.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Round 2 on #886. CodeRabbit, outside the diff (job-image-toolchain.yaml :1-20): a pull request that changes only a lifecycle workflow does not trigger the node:22-bookworm job. Checking that uncovered a larger gap. `CI: Python Tests` did not run for changes under .github/workflows/, .github/actions/ or .github/scripts/, except for its own file. The tests that guard exactly those files therefore never ran on a pull request that touched only them: - test_job_toolchain.py: no job uses a tool before installing it, and none uses sudo; - test_install_opentofu.py; - test_sigpipe_under_pipefail.py and test_install_tool.py. python-tests.yml now also triggers on those three directories, for pull_request and push. A test pins it (mutation-checked). The container job itself keeps its paths. It exercises the installers, which a workflow edit does not change. Whether a workflow uses a tool it does not install is decided by test_job_toolchain.py, which now runs for such an edit.
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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
Local CodeRabbit round on 4b222ed: 3 findings, 2 themes. Fixed (minor, test_job_toolchain.py): the guard merged a step's installs before checking its uses, so a step that used jq on one line and installed it on a later one passed. It now walks each step line by line. An installer line only provides; its arguments are not uses. New cases cover both orders in one step and a python3 call before the `uv sync` that provides PyYAML. The six workflow reverts are still caught. Dismissed (major, twice): pin astral-sh/setup-uv and actions/checkout to commit SHAs in setup-control-plane.yaml and job-image-toolchain.yaml. Every other workflow uses the same tags, and pinning actions across the repository is #652, which should decide it once rather than per file.
Round 1 on #886, plus the first run of the new CI job. CI (job-image-toolchain, run 35239631508): every install succeeded inside node:22-bookworm, running as uid 0: - jq-1.8.2 - cloudflared 2026.9.1 - aws-cli/2.36.47 - OpenTofu v1.12.6 - uv, and `uv sync` The final check failed with "set: Illegal option -o pipefail": on GitHub, a container job defaults to `sh`. The Forgejo runner runs steps with bash (its error in #884 has bash's "line 4:" format), so the job now sets `defaults.run.shell: bash`. A test pins it. 4038687324 (job-image-toolchain.yaml:46) and 4038687337 (setup-control-plane.yaml:203): fixed. The local round dismissed this by pointing at #652, but .coderabbit.yaml asks for exactly this when a third-party `uses:` line is added or modified. Both added lines are now pinned to a commit: - actions/checkout@fbc6f399 (v5.1.0) - astral-sh/setup-uv@caf0cab7 (v3.2.4, the commit v3 points to) Both commits are also on data.forgejo.org, which the Forgejo runner resolves actions from (fetched by SHA; a made-up SHA is refused). The untouched `@vN` lines elsewhere stay for #652.
Round 2 on #886. CodeRabbit, outside the diff (job-image-toolchain.yaml :1-20): a pull request that changes only a lifecycle workflow does not trigger the node:22-bookworm job. Checking that uncovered a larger gap. `CI: Python Tests` did not run for changes under .github/workflows/, .github/actions/ or .github/scripts/, except for its own file. The tests that guard exactly those files therefore never ran on a pull request that touched only them: - test_job_toolchain.py: no job uses a tool before installing it, and none uses sudo; - test_install_opentofu.py; - test_sigpipe_under_pipefail.py and test_install_tool.py. python-tests.yml now also triggers on those three directories, for pull_request and push. A test pins it (mutation-checked). The container job itself keeps its paths. It exercises the installers, which a workflow edit does not change. Whether a workflow uses a tool it does not install is decided by test_job_toolchain.py, which now runs for such an edit.
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🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## [0.82.1](v0.82.0...v0.82.1) (2026-09-17) ### 🐛 Bug Fixes * **ci:** Install every lifecycle tool the job image may lack ([#886](#886)) ([7860833](7860833)) * **ci:** Keep early-exiting readers off pipes under pipefail ([#885](#885)) ([7dbd206](7dbd206)) --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please). ## Summary by Sourcery Chores: - Record the 0.82.1 release metadata and changelog entries for the CI reliability fixes. Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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) Closes #897. ## What broke A spin-up on a Forgejo runner got through the whole server build and stopped in pre-bootstrap: ```text ✅ Cloudflare Tunnel installed on attempt 1 ✗ stack-sync: failed — transport (FileNotFoundError) ``` `rsync` is not in the runner's job image. Measured against the image the runner declares: | Present | Missing | |---|---| | `ssh`, `scp`, `tar` 1.34, `gzip`, `openssl`, `ssh-keygen` | `rsync` | Python raises `FileNotFoundError` for a missing executable. It is an `OSError`, so it landed in the phase's transport arm and was reported as a transport failure — which reads like a network fault and is a missing binary. GitHub's `ubuntu-latest` ships rsync, so this cannot reproduce upstream. ## Approach `_remote.push_directory` picks the transport at call time: **rsync when it is on PATH** — every GitHub runner, so that path is byte-for-byte unchanged — and **tar over ssh when it is not**. ### Why not install rsync That option was measured rather than argued, and it works: the `rsync` and `libpopt0` packages extract without root, and with `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` the image has a working `rsync 3.2.7`. It was rejected because **the pin rots**. The project installs pinned tools with pinned checksums (`install-tool.sh`), and Debian removes old point releases from its pool — the first URL tried, `rsync_3.2.7-1+deb12u3`, already 404s; only `deb12u6` remains. An installer whose artifact disappears on Debian's schedule produces a deploy failure months later that looks unrelated to the commit that caused it. That is a worse failure than the one being fixed. `snapshot.debian.org` keeps every version forever and would fix the rot, at the cost of putting a slow, rate-limited archive in the path of every deploy. One problem traded for another. ### How the fallback is built ```text tar -C <local> -cf <archive> . ssh <host> "set -eu; mkdir -p -- <path>[; find <path> -mindepth 1 -delete]; tar -C <path> -xpf - --no-same-owner" < archive ``` Four deliberate choices: - **An archive file, not `tar | ssh`.** A pipeline hides the writer's exit status behind the reader's, which is the shape of #883. Here each half is a separate call whose status is checked on its own. - **`set -eu`, not `set -euo pipefail`.** `ssh host "<cmd>"` runs in the remote account's login shell, which is not guaranteed to be bash; dash answers `-o pipefail` with "Illegal option", exactly as a container job did in #886. There is no pipeline here for pipefail to protect. - **`--no-same-owner`.** The numeric uid of whatever account the CI job runs as means nothing on the server, and every destination here is root-owned service configuration. Modes are preserved, which is what the 0600 Infisical payload needs. - **The archive keeps `mkstemp`'s 0600 and is removed in a `finally`**, including when ssh fails — one caller pushes secret values through it. `SSHClient.rsync_to` carried its own copy of the rsync invocation, identical and identically broken. It now delegates, so the codebase has one transport rather than two. ### The diagnostic `_transport_detail` no longer calls a missing program a transport failure: ```text executable not found: rsync (not installed in this job image) ``` A missing binary and a dropped connection need different fixes, and the old wording sent the reader to the network. ## Guards `tests/unit/test_push_directory.py`, 14 tests. The tar path runs **for real**: a fake `ssh` on PATH executes the remote command locally, so the assertions are about which files arrived and with which modes — the argument list was never the thing that broke. Covered: dotfiles (every stack carries a rendered `.env`), 0600 modes, a destination created when missing, contents-not-the-directory, `delete=True` clearing stale files including hidden ones, no-delete keeping server-generated files, a failing ssh raising `CalledProcessError` with `stderr` (which `stack_sync` prints per service), a refused `host`-without-path, no archive left behind, a POSIX remote script, and a quoted remote path. **Eight mutations, each caught by the intended test:** no fallback, no `mkdir -p`, no `find -delete`, dotfiles excluded from the archive, no `host:path` validation, no cleanup of the archive, `pipefail` back in the remote script, and an unquoted destination. **One of them was not caught at first, and the test was wrong rather than the code.** `test_no_archive_is_left_behind` set `TMPDIR`, but `tempfile` resolves and caches its directory on first use, so the assertion inspected a directory nothing had ever written to and passed for the wrong reason. It now patches `tempfile.tempdir`. **Two existing test files would have passed here and failed on the target machine.** `test_remote.py` and `test_ssh.py` pinned the rsync argv but not the transport, so on a job image without rsync they would fail — on the very machine the fallback exists for. Each now takes an explicit `rsync_installed` fixture. ## Measured end to end The full unit suite passes **with a PATH that contains no rsync at all** — 3643 passed — which is the environment a Conductor fork's CI actually runs in. `pytest tests/unit`: 3643 passed. Pre-commit (ruff, mypy strict, shellcheck, actionlint): all hooks pass. ## Not verified yet **A real spin-up on the Forgejo runner.** The transport is exercised against a local fake ssh, not against the server, and the phase that failed is the one after the last verified step. The next Conductor lifecycle is what settles it. ## Side finding, filed separately A static sweep of every executable the deploy package spawns turned up one more that the job image lacks: **`htpasswd`**, whose docstring states that *"every CI runner that runs this code has apache2-utils installed"*. It bites only when Filestash is enabled, and the fix is a dependency decision rather than a bug fix — filed as #898. ```text 9 ssh present 5 tofu installed by install-opentofu.sh 1 ssh-keygen present 1 scp present 1 tar present 1 htpasswd MISSING ``` ## Local CodeRabbit round Reviewed **`c04a6ba8`**: 1 finding, valid, fixed in `f8135050`. - **Fixed (major):** `set -euo pipefail` in the remote script makes it bash-only for no benefit. Now `set -eu`, with a guard that fails if `pipefail` returns. An earlier attempt at the round could not run (rate limit, all included reviews used); this one did. `f8135050` itself was not reviewed locally; this review covers it. ## Summary by Sourcery Support stack deployment from runner images without rsync while preserving existing synchronization behavior and improving failure diagnostics. New Features: - Add automatic directory synchronization using rsync when available and tar over SSH otherwise. Bug Fixes: - Allow deployments to copy stacks on runner images without rsync. - Report missing executables as job-image dependency issues instead of transport failures. Enhancements: - Preserve directory contents, hidden files, file modes, deletion behavior, error reporting, and temporary archive cleanup across both transports. - Centralize directory-push behavior so SSH-based callers share the same transport implementation. Tests: - Add coverage for both transports, archive cleanup, POSIX-compatible remote commands, path quoting, synchronization semantics, and missing-executable diagnostics. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Directory transfers now work with or without rsync, automatically selecting the available transport. * File permissions, hidden files, destination creation, and optional deletion of remote-only files are supported during transfers. * **Bug Fixes** * Missing executables are now reported clearly instead of being misidentified as transport failures. * **Tests** * Expanded coverage for fallback transfers, path validation, cleanup, permissions, and error handling. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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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:
The runner's job image is
node:22-bookworm. It runs as root, and it has none ofsudo,jq, the AWS CLI orpip. The lifecycle workflows were written for GitHub'subuntu-latest, which ships all of them.With
sudofixed,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.shNew
.github/scripts/install-tool.sh <jq|cloudflared|awscli>. For each tool it:$RUNNER_TEMPwithout root;tofu version | headunder pipefail #883);GITHUB_PATH.sha256sum.txt, GitHub's asset digest and the download all agreeFB5D B77F … 4672 475C: "Good signature" for both zips, "BAD signature" when the files are swappedWorkflow changes
sudo mv cloudflared …→install-tool.sh cloudflared(the version is now pinned; it used to belatest)setup-control-plane,spin-up,teardown,nexus-bootstrapinstall-tool.sh jq, right after checkout and beforelog-to-d1.shfirst needs itsetup-control-plane,spin-up,teardown,destroy-all,teardown-snapshotinstall-tool.sh awsclisetup-control-plane(R2 credential validation, bucket cleanup),destroy-all(bucket deletion)uv sync,.venv/bingoes first onGITHUB_PATHnexus-bootstrapsetup-uv+uv syncaddedsetup-control-plane, which had no uvWhy the
PATHchange.generate-services-tfvars.py,sync-deployed-state.shandsync-firewall-rules.shimport PyYAML underpython3, and PyYAML is a runtime dependency of the project. With.venv/binfirst onPATH,python3resolves to the project environment, which has it.Guards
tests/unit/test_job_toolchain.pyA lifecycle job may use, beyond the image's baseline, only what an earlier line of the same job installed.
sudoandapt-getare never allowed. The guard:ssh … nexusandnexus_deploy run-pipeline|s3-snapshotas needing cloudflared, because it is the SSHProxyCommand;ghinrepo-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.yamlA new CI job that runs in
node:22-bookwormon pull requests touching the installers, the actions, the runner config or the Python lock. It:PATH;services.yamlwithgenerate-services-tfvars.py, not justimport 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.pyPATHuntouched;sudoand 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.yamlrun 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.shonmainstill has the| headfrom #883. The CI job above can therefore fail at random in its OpenTofu step until #885 is merged.Local CodeRabbit round
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4b222edd: 3 findings, 2 themes.9022423a(minor): the guard did not check the order of an install and a use within one step. It now walks line by line.astral-sh/setup-uvandactions/checkoutto commit SHAs. Every other workflow uses the same tags, and pinning across the repository is chore(ci): Pin GitHub Actions to reviewed SHAs of current majors, and the cloudflared download to a fixed release #652.9022423aitself 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.
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