Move the tag-triggered release to CircleCI and drop the two unbuildable targets - #90
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Mirrors .github/workflows/release.yml: a v* tag builds one compiled binary per target on a runner of that target's own architecture, then publishes them as a GitHub Release with per-binary SHA-256 checksums. Covers four of the project's six targets. CircleCI removed every Intel macOS resource in June 2024 and offers no Windows arm64 resource class, and cross-compilation is impossible because @opentui/core's native half is a per-platform optional dependency — so bun-darwin-x64 and bun-windows-arm64 have no CircleCI-hosted runner of the right architecture. The publish gate expects four binaries and four checksums accordingly, so a partial matrix can never publish a release that silently omits a platform. An opt-in build-darwin-x64-rosetta job sketches building the Intel macOS target under Rosetta 2 on an Apple silicon runner. It is deliberately left out of the workflow and marked unverified: the chain it depends on (Rosetta present, Bun's installer selecting by uname -m, process.arch then reporting x64 so @opentui/core-darwin-x64 links) is plausible but untested, and there is no macOS host here to test it on. CIRCLE_TAG reaches the publish script through the environment rather than shell interpolation. A tag is attacker-influenceable by anyone who can push one, and v$(id) is a valid Git ref name, so direct substitution would execute it under a token holding contents: write. Every job carries both the tags and branches filters. CircleCI ignores tag pushes for any job that does not opt in, so omitting either on even one job — publish included — silently skips the whole workflow. Requires a GITHUB_TOKEN project environment variable; there is no ambient token as there is in GitHub Actions. macOS and Windows executors need a paid plan. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WELSsojQQL1cTAR5iUUsTK
CircleCI removed all Intel-macOS hosted resources in June 2024 and has never offered a Windows-arm64 resource class, and the project has no Intel Mac or Windows-on-Arm hardware to self-host either on — so bun-darwin-x64 and bun-windows-arm64 are dropped from RELEASE_TARGETS, not deferred. The remaining four targets build on CircleCI: two hosted Linux executors, plus self-hosted resource-class placeholders for the owner's own Apple Silicon Mac and in-house Windows x64 box (the opt-in, unverified Rosetta job is removed along with them). .github/workflows/release.yml is deleted outright rather than left alongside .circleci/config.yml: both fire on the same v* tag push and would race to create the same GitHub Release. scripts/release.test.ts pins the real 4-target list (not just a count) and adds a new invariant test asserting .circleci/config.yml's PUBLISH_EXPECTED_BINARIES equals RELEASE_TARGETS.length, parsed via Bun.YAML rather than regexed, so the two can never silently drift. Updates requirements.md (Req 13.2), design.md §17, README.md, docs/manual-release-verification.md, docs/release-notes-template.md, and tasks.md to match, and points Intel-Mac/Windows-on-Arm users at running from source since no binary is published for either. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WELSsojQQL1cTAR5iUUsTK
The block documenting PUBLISH_EXPECTED_BINARIES sat between `version: 2.1` and `executors:`, describing a key that lives on the `publish` job's own `run` step several hundred lines below — it documented nothing where it stood, and the same explanation is already attached to the real key. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WELSsojQQL1cTAR5iUUsTK
WalkthroughCircleCIにタグ起動のリリースパイプラインを追加しました。4ターゲットをビルドし、成果物を検証してGitHub Releaseへ公開します。GitHub Actionsの既存リリースworkflowを削除し、関連するスクリプト、文書、検証手順を更新しました。 Changesリリースパイプライン
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk:🟠 High · up to Tag-triggered releases are not merge-ready because the configured self-hosted runners are placeholders, the release may become publicly visible before all binaries upload, and the Windows build may fail to find Bun. These issues can prevent releases or expose incomplete artifacts and should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GitTag
participant CircleCI
participant BuildJobs
participant PublishJob
participant GitHubAPI
GitTag->>CircleCI: v*タグ push
CircleCI->>BuildJobs: 4ターゲットを並列ビルド
BuildJobs->>PublishJob: 成果物をworkspaceへ集約
PublishJob->>PublishJob: バイナリとchecksumを検証
PublishJob->>GitHubAPI: Releaseとアセットを公開
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In @.circleci/config.yml:
- Around line 262-287: Update the release creation payload in the Create a
release flow to set draft true, then after the asset upload loop completes
successfully, issue a PATCH request to the release endpoint with draft false to
publish it. Preserve the existing upload behavior and ensure publication occurs
only after every asset upload succeeds.
- Around line 104-106: Replace the placeholder resource_class values for
macos-arm64-self-hosted and the corresponding Windows self-hosted job with the
actual registered <namespace>/<resource-class> identifiers, so
build-darwin-arm64 and build-windows-x64 can run and publish can proceed.
- Around line 205-210: Update the Windows release command’s PATH setup before
invoking bun: convert USERPROFILE from Windows format to POSIX format with
cygpath -u, then prepend the resulting Bun bin directory to PATH so bun
--version, bun install, and bun run release continue to resolve correctly.
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Three findings, all confirmed against the config as written:
1. Bracketed resource-class placeholders are not merely unmatched, they
are INVALID. CircleCI's config compiler rejects `<namespace>/macos-arm64`
outright ("Invalid format in resource class"), so the whole pipeline
fails to compile rather than the two self-hosted jobs simply queuing.
Both are now written as real, format-legal names (`goofmint/macos-arm64`,
`goofmint/windows-x64`); the comment says they must still be registered
with `circleci runner resource-class create` before the first tag push,
and how to confirm the namespace.
2. The GitHub Release was created with the API's default `draft: false`,
so it became publicly reachable the instant it was created — a visitor
landing there mid-upload would see a real release missing however many
binaries had not arrived, indistinguishable from a finished one. It is
now created as a draft and PATCHed to `draft: false` only after the
last asset uploads. `set -e` plus curl's `-f` means a failed upload
aborts before that PATCH, leaving an invisible draft to clean up.
3. `$USERPROFILE` is a Windows path (`C:\Users\...`), and its drive-letter
colon is the POSIX PATH separator — prepending it under `bash.exe` split
the entry in half and left `bun` unfindable. Converted with `cygpath -u`.
The PowerShell installer step also gains `$ErrorActionPreference =
"Stop"` so a failed install surfaces there rather than as a confusing
"bun: command not found" one step later.
Verified by extracting the publish step's script from the YAML and running
it against a stubbed curl: the create payload carries `draft: true`, all
eight assets upload, and the PATCH publishes last. Mutating a mid-loop
upload to fail proves the PATCH never runs. A tag of `v1.0.0-$(id -un)-`
plus a backtick expression reaches the API as a literal string, confirming
CIRCLE_TAG is still never shell-interpolated.
CodeRabbit's docstring-coverage warning is not addressed: the diff adds no
undocumented exported symbol, and the functions it counts are test-case
arrow callbacks, which no test in this repo documents.
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v*tag now runs a CircleCI pipeline (.circleci/config.yml) instead of.github/workflows/release.yml, and the published target set drops from six binaries to four.Why four targets, not six
Cross-compilation is impossible here:
@opentui/coreships sixos/cpu-gated platform-native optional dependencies and resolves its native half through a template-string dynamic import Bun's bundler cannot statically resolve for a foreign platform. Every target must therefore be built on a runner of its own architecture — and two of those runners do not exist:bun-darwin-x64(Intel macOS) — CircleCI removed every Intel-macOS resource class in June 2024; its hostedmacosexecutor is Apple silicon only. No Intel Mac is available to self-host on either.bun-windows-arm64(Windows on Arm) — CircleCI offers no Windows-arm64 resource class at all, hosted or self-hosted, and no Windows-on-Arm device is available.Both are removed from
RELEASE_TARGETSoutright rather than left as perpetually-failing matrix legs. The remaining four:bun-darwin-arm64bun-windows-x64bun-linux-x64bun-linux-arm64arm.mediumKnown consequence
parseTargetFiltervalidates againstRELEASE_TARGETSby name, sobun run release bun-darwin-x64is now rejected as an unknown target even on a real Intel Mac, where it would have built fine. The documented escape hatch for those two platforms is running from source (bun packages/cli/src/main.ts), which the README now says explicitly rather than leaving the reader to discover it..github/workflows/release.ymlis deleted, not disabledBoth pipelines fire on the same
v*tag push and would race to create the same GitHub Release..github/workflows/ci.ymlis untouched — ordinary push/PR CI still runs on GitHub Actions.Drift guard
The
publishjob hard-codesPUBLISH_EXPECTED_BINARIES: "4"and refuses to create a release unless exactly that many binaries and checksums arrived in the workspace, so a partially-failed matrix can never publish a release that silently omits a platform. A shell step cannot importRELEASE_TARGETS, so a new test inscripts/release.test.tsparses.circleci/config.ymlwithBun.YAMLand asserts the two are equal. Mutation-tested in both directions — bumping the YAML to"5"and re-adding a fifth target each fail it.Publishing is atomic from a downloader's point of view
The release is created as a draft and PATCHed to
draft: falseonly after the last asset uploads.set -eplus curl's-fmeans a failed upload aborts before that PATCH, so a broken run leaves an unpublished draft rather than a public release silently missing a platform.The tag is passed to the publish script through the environment (
CIRCLE_TAG) and never interpolated into the shell, since anyone who can push a tag controls it andv`id`is a valid Git ref name.Setup still required before a tag will publish
The two self-hosted resource classes are named in full —
goofmint/macos-arm64andgoofmint/windows-x64— because bracketed placeholders are not a legal resource-class format and make CircleCI reject the whole config at compile time. They are legal names that do not exist yet:circleci runner resource-class create goofmint/macos-arm64 "<desc>" --generate-token(and likewise forgoofmint/windows-x64), once per machine, then install machine runner 3 on each with the printed auth token. Confirm the namespace withcircleci namespaceand change both if yours differs.GITHUB_TOKENproject environment variable withcontents: write— CircleCI has no ambient equivalent of GitHub Actions'github.token.Until step 1 runs, the corresponding build job stays queued with no runner, and
publish— whichrequiresall four builds — never starts. Nothing is published from a half-registered setup.Validation
bun test— 1647 pass, 1 skip, 0 fail;bunx tsc --noEmitclean;bun run lintcleanBun.YAML: all five workflow jobs (publishincluded) carry bothtags: {only: /^v.*/}andbranches: {ignore: /.*/}; every referenced executor and job name resolves. Omitting either filter on any single job silently skips the whole workflow on a tag push.curl. Happy path: create withdraft: true→ 8 asset uploads →PATCH {"draft":false}. Failure path (mutating the third upload to fail): step exits 22, no PATCH is issued, release stays a draft. A tag ofv1.0.0-$(id -un)-`whoami`reaches the API as a literal string.Docs updated to match:
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