feature merged to main (753f47e), tag v2.0.0-phaseA pushed
(triggers build-ns7zip as final end-to-end validation of main).
All Passi 1-9 [x]. Residual non-blocking cleanup: delete the test
Gitea releases via UI (tags kept).
Start-BurnInTest.ps1 (lab wrapper: burnin-dummy + build.ps1) — 4
concurrent x 3 rounds all PASS, clean VM/lock teardown each round.
Note the gotcha: raw Test-CapacityBurnIn.ps1 without -BuildCommand
defaults to dotnet and fails on the non-.NET dummy repo.
lint, self-test, build-ns7zip (Win+Linux) and the release job
(Gitea release + asset upload via REST API, auto token) all green.
Phase A Gitea end-to-end validated.
Workflow now targets Simone/nsis-plugin-ns7zip. Renamed the file and
the workflow `name:`, and updated all references in active docs
(plans/archived and docs/archived left as frozen history).
The Windows manual smoke used --guest-artifact-source
'C:\ci\workspace\artifact.txt' (a stale absolute path that does not
exist in the build flow; workdir is C:\CI\build). The build command
writes artifact.txt into the workdir, so the source must be relative
'artifact.txt' — matching the Linux example.
act_runner runs as LocalSystem; `pip install -e .` writes a .pth to a
path LocalSystem can't resolve (N: user drive or a transient
F:\CI\RunnerWork job dir), causing "No module named ci_orchestrator".
Prescribe `pip install .` and warn about the cd target.
Update active docs (PhaseA/B checklists, README) after rename of feature/python-rewrite-phase-a -> feature/python-rewrite-and-linux-migration. Historical A1-A5 closeouts left untouched as they document state at the time of writing.
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