ns7zip now supports --dist (commit 57133b7 on nsis-plugin-ns7zip):
DLLs land in <repo>/dist/<config>. Build with `python build_plugin.py
--dist` and collect artifact-source 'dist'.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Linux template provides `python`, so the OS-aware split is
unnecessary. Use `python build_plugin.py` for both matrix legs.
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build_plugin.py is a dispatcher: it auto-detects host/toolset and
forwards extra args to the per-version script, which rejected
--final/--dist-dir. Both the Windows (legacy 2601_vs2026) and Linux
build scripts copy nsis7z.dll into <repo>/plugins/{x86-ansi,
x86-unicode,amd64-unicode}, not dist.
- build-command: just `python build_plugin.py` (python3 on Linux —
Ubuntu 24.04 has no `python`).
- artifact-source: 'plugins' (fixes the "dist missing" failure too).
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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).
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Switch the cross-repo build target to Simone/nsis-plugin-ns7zip
(repo-url, artifact-name, release asset name).
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PowerShell 5.1 drops a zero-length string when splatting to a native
exe, so an empty $repoCommit shifted flag/value pairing and click saw
the build command as an unexpected positional. Append --commit only
when a commit is set.
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github.ref_name/github.sha refer to the workflow's own repo. When
repo-url points elsewhere (build-nsInnoUnp builds
nsis-plugin-nsinnounp) the workflow's branch does not exist there
("Remote branch ... not found in upstream origin"). New inputs:
- repo-branch: target branch (default: github.ref_name)
- repo-commit: target commit (default: github.sha only if repo-url
not overridden; cross-repo => empty = branch tip, no pin)
build-nsInnoUnp.yml sets repo-branch: main.
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repo-url is ssh://gitea-ci/... — an SSH alias defined only in the
host ~/.ssh/config. With the new in-guest-clone default the guest
tried to resolve `gitea-ci` and failed (name resolution). Set
use-git-clone:'false' so the host (which has the alias + SSH key)
performs the clone.
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Short-form `Simone/local-ci-cd-system/...@main` resolved to
github.com (DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL=github) -> "authentication required:
Repository not found". Use the full gitea.emulab.it URL like
self-test.yml.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The job command previously discarded --use-git-clone and --submodules
(`del`) and always in-guest cloned with submodules off — making both
action inputs dead no-ops (submodule repos silently broken).
- job.py: --use-git-clone/--host-clone and --submodules/--no-submodules
are real booleans defaulting to ON. Default = in-guest clone with
submodules. --host-clone clones on the host into a temp dir
(_host_clone) and transfers a zip; temp dir cleaned in finally.
clone_submodules now honoured (was hardcoded False).
- action.yml: use-git-clone / submodules default 'true'; forward the
explicit positive/negative flag so the Python default is overridden
deterministically.
- self-test.yml: add smoke-{windows,linux}-hostclone jobs covering the
host-side transport (default jobs already cover in-guest).
- tests: default-transport, host-clone, and --no-submodules coverage.
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actions/upload-artifact and download-artifact run code fetched from
github.com (and v4 is GHES-incompatible, v3 deprecated). The runner
host is single with a shared filesystem, so the orchestrator's
host-side collect dir is the artifact handoff:
- action.yml: replace the two upload-artifact steps with
host-path report steps; artifacts stay under F:\CI\Artifacts and
are aged by Invoke-RetentionPolicy.ps1.
- build-nsInnoUnp.yml: release job reads
F:\CI\Artifacts\{run_id}-{run_attempt}-{target} directly instead of
download-artifact; existing Gitea REST release-asset upload unchanged.
Tradeoff (accepted): artifacts are no longer downloadable from the
Gitea Actions run page for non-tag builds — only on host disk, and as
release assets for tagged builds.
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The python lint job set VENV_DIR=F:\CI\python\venv (the shared
orchestrator venv) and ran `pip install -e ".[dev]"`. Every lint run
repointed ci_orchestrator at the lint job's transient checkout; once
act_runner cleaned that dir, all later smoke/build jobs failed with
"No module named ci_orchestrator". Use a job-local venv under
github.workspace, rebuilt fresh each run.
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PowerShell 5.1 `Out-File -Encoding utf8` prepends a UTF-8 BOM. The
act_runner GITHUB_OUTPUT parser then read the key as "artifact-path",
so steps.invoke-ci.outputs.artifact-path resolved empty. Combined with
the trailing backslash, the upload path became "\" -> the F: drive root,
causing upload-artifact to ingest the entire drive (hundreds of GB of
unrelated files).
- Append outputs with UTF8Encoding($false) (no BOM).
- Throw if artifactPath is empty instead of emitting nothing.
- Drop the trailing backslash; use /*.log for the diagnostic glob.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Gitea act_runner reports as GHES; @actions/artifact v2 (upload/
download-artifact@v4) uses the Twirp API Gitea does not implement,
failing with GHESNotSupportedError. v3 uses the artifact protocol
Gitea supports.
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Update --cov-fail-under in lint workflow + docs (AGENTS, README, ARCHITECTURE). Note: A5 closeout reported 80.10%% so this run will likely fail until additional tests are added.
Configure system Python path once in runner/config.yaml (runner.envs) instead of probing N candidate locations in the workflow. Workflow now fails fast with a clear error if the env is unset or points to a missing file. Document the new env in AGENTS.md.
Reorder candidates to put C:\Program Files\Python314 first (verified install path on the production host). Drop py.exe -3.11 hint to plain -3 since host has only 3.14.
act_runner SYSTEM context may not have py.exe or python.exe in PATH. Try a list of common install paths (C:\Python3XX, Program Files, LocalAppData) and allow override via CI_PYTHON_LAUNCHER env var.
Native stderr from a broken python.exe shim ('No Python at ...') becomes a terminating exception under \Continue='Stop' BEFORE \0 can be read. Wrap the probe in try/catch + SilentlyContinue.
The venv at F:\CI\python\venv may exist but be broken if its pyvenv.cfg points to a deleted base interpreter (e.g. a stale actions/setup-python tool_cache). Detect this by running 'python --version' and rebuild the venv with py.exe -3.11 if it fails.
act_runner runs as SYSTEM and does not have plain 'python' in PATH; use py.exe launcher (-3.11) to bootstrap the venv when missing. The production venv at F:\CI\python\venv normally already exists, so the bootstrap is just a fallback. Also align coverage threshold to 80% (raised in A5, see AGENTS.md).
The runner's act_runner runs as SYSTEM, which only sees the Machine PATH.
Host has Python 3.14 installed at C:\Program Files\Python314\; once that
path is added to the machine PATH (one-time admin op) the simple
Get-Command python lookup works without network downloads.
The act_runner service account doesn't have python in PATH. Delegating
to actions/setup-python@v5 which downloads/caches Python 3.11 reliably.
Also bump timeout-minutes 15 -> 20 to absorb first-run pip install.
Gitea Actions only scans .gitea/workflows/ and .github/workflows/. The
file under gitea/workflows/ (no leading dot) was never picked up. Other
files in gitea/workflows/ remain as templates copied into consumer repos.
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