Build the macOS binary locally alongside tag creation, drop its self-hosted runner - #94
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The owner didn't want a CircleCI machine runner on their own Mac. Add
`bun run tag <version>` (scripts/tagRelease.ts): on the owner's Apple
Silicon Mac it runs preflight (host/token/clean-tree/branch/version/tag/
release checks, all of which must pass before anything mutates), builds
bun-darwin-arm64 by reusing scripts/release.ts's buildTarget/
writeChecksumFile, creates a draft GitHub Release with that target's two
assets, and only then creates and pushes the tag that fires CircleCI for
the other three targets -- tagging last because it's the one irreversible
step, with explicit recovery instructions if a release exists but the tag
push fails.
scripts/release.ts's ReleaseTarget gains a `builtBy: "local" | "circleci"`
field so the split is data: bun-darwin-arm64 is "local", the other three
stay "circleci". scripts/githubRelease.ts holds the pure GitHub-release
selection/completeness logic (findReleaseByTag, findDraftReleaseByTag,
checkAssetsComplete, parseGitHubRemote) both tagRelease.ts and CircleCI's
publish job's bash rely on -- bash has no import, so its copy is a
hand-written mirror, verified by executing the extracted shell script
against a stubbed curl instead.
.circleci/config.yml: build-darwin-arm64 and its self-hosted executor are
gone; build-windows-x64 is unchanged. publish no longer creates the
release -- it lists releases to find the draft bun run tag already made
(tag_name + draft, since /releases/tags/{tag} doesn't reliably return
drafts), uploads its own three targets' assets, verifies the release holds
all four binaries/checksums, then PATCHes draft:false. A tag pushed
without bun run tag first now fails the pipeline loudly instead of
publishing a release permanently missing the macOS binary.
Both the local script and CircleCI's publish job read a GitHub credential
from TECODE_RELEASE_TOKEN, deliberately not GITHUB_TOKEN (too common an
ambient name to trust blindly) and with no fallback to it. Minimum scope
is a fine-grained PAT limited to goofmint/tecode with just Contents:
Read/write -- a classic PAT's repo scope is far too broad. The token is
only used for the GitHub API calls; the tag push itself goes through
ordinary git credentials.
scripts/release.test.ts's PUBLISH_EXPECTED_BINARIES invariant splits in
two: PUBLISH_EXPECTED_LOCAL_BINARIES (3, the circleci-built count) and
PUBLISH_EXPECTED_RELEASE_BINARIES (4, RELEASE_TARGETS.length) -- both
parsed from the YAML with Bun.YAML.parse and pinned against
scripts/release.ts so the two can't drift apart unnoticed.
README, docs/manual-release-verification.md, design.md sec17,
requirements.md Req 13.2, and tasks.md 5.2 are updated to describe the new
split and state plainly that a hand-pushed tag produces a stuck pipeline,
not a release.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WELSsojQQL1cTAR5iUUsTK`PUBLISH_EXPECTED_LOCAL_BINARIES` held 3 — the number of binaries CircleCI
itself builds. But `builtBy: "local"`, introduced in the same change, means
the macOS build, which is precisely the one this count excludes. The name
said the opposite of its value; its own error message ("expected N of each
from build-linux-x64/build-linux-arm64/build-windows-x64") already
described the CI set. Renamed to PUBLISH_EXPECTED_CI_BINARIES.
Also records why a single 100-item page is enough to find the draft: the
API lists releases newest-first and `bun run tag` creates the draft
seconds before pushing the tag that starts the job.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughmacOS ARM64成果物を Changes段階的リリースフロー
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk:🟠 High · up to The release workflow can publish an incomplete or incorrect release because it checks asset counts without verifying the required filenames. Several preflight and failure-reporting edge cases also remain, so the PR is not merge-ready until these release-safety issues are addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Developer->>TagReleaseRunner: bun run tag <version>
TagReleaseRunner->>GitHubReleaseAPI: Draft ReleaseとmacOS ARM64アセットを作成
TagReleaseRunner->>CircleCI: 注釈付きタグをpush
CircleCI->>GitHubReleaseAPI: 3つのCI成果物を追加
CircleCI->>GitHubReleaseAPI: 4成果物を検証してReleaseを公開
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In @.circleci/config.yml:
- Around line 367-380: 公開判定の個数比較を、scripts/githubRelease.ts の checkAssetsComplete
と同じ4 target分の binary 名および checksum 名の完全一致比較に更新してください。release の assets
から名前の集合を作成し、必要な成果物の欠落や想定外の別名・追加成果物がある場合は、既存の拒否処理で公開を中止するようにしてください。
In `@scripts/githubRelease.ts`:
- Around line 137-144: Update parseGitHubRemote to accept
ssh://git@github.com/owner/repo URLs, including the optional .git suffix, while
preserving existing HTTPS and scp-style parsing; add a regression test covering
this SSH URL format and its extracted owner and repo.
In `@scripts/tagRelease.ts`:
- Around line 810-817: Update the catch block handling getReleaseAssetNames in
the draft-release verification flow to return the dedicated verification-failure
TagReleaseOutcome stage instead of upload-failed, while preserving the existing
error details and recovery metadata.
- Around line 594-602: Update the fetch and remote reference resolution around
fetchOrigin and remoteMainSha so a fetchOrigin failure propagates as the
remoteMainSha failure instead of being swallowed. Ensure check 5 cannot pass
using a stale origin/main reference, while preserving the existing localMainSha
resolution and successful fetch behavior.
- Around line 112-125: Update normalizeVersionArg to reject Git-invalid tag
forms during preflight, including "." or "..", leading or trailing dots, and
names ending in ".lock", while preserving the existing allowed-character and
optional leading "v" behavior.
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The publish job's two gates compared counts: three binaries and three checksums in the workspace, four of each on the finished release. A count is satisfied by the right number of the wrong files, and on the release gate that is not hypothetical — the macOS pair is uploaded by a different machine at a different time (`bun run tag`), so "four binaries are present" never established that the macOS one was among them. Demonstrated against the previous config: a release holding tecode-darwin-x64 instead of tecode-darwin-arm64 counts as four binaries and four checksums, passed the old gate, and was PATCHed public. macOS users would have found no binary they could run, with nothing in the build output saying so. Both gates now compare the full set of file names and report the missing and unexpected entries separately. PUBLISH_EXPECTED_CI_BINARIES and PUBLISH_EXPECTED_RELEASE_BINARIES become PUBLISH_EXPECTED_CI_ASSETS and PUBLISH_EXPECTED_RELEASE_ASSETS, listing names instead of a number. Hard-coding names in YAML would just move the drift risk, so scripts/release.test.ts now derives both lists from RELEASE_TARGETS via binaryFileName rather than restating them, plus a third test pinning that the two lists differ by exactly the locally-built target's assets — that relationship can break while each list stays self-consistent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WELSsojQQL1cTAR5iUUsTK
All four let `bun run tag` fail late — or not at all — where it should have failed in preflight, before a real compile and a draft release full of uploaded assets existed. 1. `git fetch` failure was discarded, on the stated theory that a bad fetch would surface as a stale-or-missing origin/main. It does not: `git rev-parse origin/main` resolves the stale remote-tracking ref perfectly well, and a stale ref is the one most likely to equal local `main` — so "is main up to date?" passed exactly when it mattered least, and a release could be tagged at a commit behind the real origin/main. A failed fetch now fails that check. 2. `parseGitHubRemote` matched https:// and the scp-like SSH form but not `ssh://git@github.com/owner/repo.git`, a spelling `git remote add` accepts and git-clone(1) documents. `bun run tag` exited before preflight for anyone whose origin was written that way. Added, with an optional user and port, and a test that github.com cannot be matched as a mere substring of the host. 3. The version charset admitted three shapes `git check-ref-format` rejects — a `..` anywhere, a trailing `.`, a trailing `.lock` — so `v1..2` reached `git tag` in step 4 and failed there. Rejected in preflight now. Only those three, because every other rule concerns characters the class already excludes or a component-leading `.`, which the normalized `v` prefix makes unreachable; `v.1` stays valid and is pinned so a future tightening cannot quietly forbid it. 4. A failure of the call that RE-READS the draft to confirm the uploads landed was reported as `upload-failed`, telling a caller the opposite of what happened: the uploads succeeded. It gets its own `completeness-verify-failed` stage, whose recovery message says the draft may be complete and merely unverified. Each fix is pinned by a test that fails when the fix is reverted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WELSsojQQL1cTAR5iUUsTK
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Releasing no longer needs a CircleCI machine runner on the Mac. A new local command builds the macOS binary and creates the tag in one step; CircleCI picks up from the tag push and builds the rest.
The flow
bun run tag v0.1.0, run on the Apple Silicon Mac:darwin/arm64,TECODE_RELEASE_TOKENset, working tree clean, onmainand identical toorigin/main, version well-formed and a legal git ref, tag unused locally and on origin, no existing release for that tag. Every check runs before anything mutates.bun-darwin-arm64(reusingbuildTarget+writeChecksumFilefromscripts/release.ts— size budget and.sha256come with them)The order is the point. The build is the step most likely to fail and a failed build leaves nothing to clean up; the tag push is last because once CircleCI has fired you cannot un-fire it. Every failure path names its own recovery (which draft to delete, which tag to push by hand) and states explicitly what did not happen.
Then CircleCI, on the tag push, builds
bun-linux-x64,bun-linux-arm64andbun-windows-x64, finds the existing draft, uploads its six assets, checks the release now holds exactly the four binaries and four checksums it should, by name, and only then flipsdraft: false.build-darwin-arm64and themacos-arm64-self-hostedexecutor are gone. Windows keeps its self-hosted runner.Pushing a
v*tag by hand no longer produces a releaseCircleCI's
publishnever creates a release — it requires the draft to already exist. A hand-pushed tag fails the job with a message saying to delete the tag and usebun run tag. Creating one instead would publish a release permanently missing the macOS binary, which is worse than a red build.Draft releases are found by listing and matching on
tag_name+draft, notGET /releases/tags/{tag}— that endpoint does not reliably return drafts.Token
The release token is
TECODE_RELEASE_TOKEN, notGITHUB_TOKEN, and there is no fallback to the latter.GITHUB_TOKENis common ambient convention (theghCLI and others set it), so reading it would silently run releases under whatever scope that token happens to carry.Minimum permission: a fine-grained PAT, repository access limited to
goofmint/tecode, one permission — Contents: Read and write. A classic PAT is the wrong tool here: its narrowest usable scope (repo) covers every repository the account can reach plus issues, and cannot be narrowed. Set it in two places, the Mac's shell environment and CircleCI project settings.The token is only used for REST API calls. Pushing the tag uses the machine's ordinary git credentials.
Assets are verified by name, never by count
Both of
publish's gates compare the full set of expected file names and report missing and unexpected entries separately. A count is satisfied by the right number of the wrong files, and on the release gate that is not hypothetical: the macOS pair is uploaded by a different machine at a different time, so "four binaries are present" never established that the macOS one was among them.Demonstrated against an earlier revision of this branch — a release holding
tecode-darwin-x64instead oftecode-darwin-arm64counted as four binaries and four checksums, passed the gate, and was PATCHed public. It is now refused:Drift guards
RELEASE_TARGETSgainsbuiltBy: "local" | "circleci", so who-builds-what is data rather than a comment. Hard-coding asset names in YAML would only move the drift risk, soscripts/release.test.tsparses.circleci/config.ymlwithBun.YAMLand derives both lists fromRELEASE_TARGETSthroughbinaryFileName:PUBLISH_EXPECTED_CI_ASSETSmust equal what the"circleci"targets produce,PUBLISH_EXPECTED_RELEASE_ASSETSwhat all of them produce, and a third test pins that the two differ by exactly the locally-built target's assets — a relationship that can break while each list stays self-consistent.Validation
bun test1741 pass / 1 skip / 0 fail;bunx tsc --noEmitclean;bun run lintclean.Config parsed with
Bun.YAML: all four workflow jobs (publishincluded) carry bothtagsandbranchesfilters, every referenced executor is defined,build-darwin-arm64/macos-arm64-self-hostedare gone,build-windows-x64remains.The
publishjob's real shell script was extracted from the YAML and executed against a stubbedcurl:darwin-x64(count matches, names do not)Every refusal exits non-zero, so the job goes red rather than green-and-silent. Auth came from
TECODE_RELEASE_TOKENon every call and the token never appeared in any logged output.Everything asserted here was mutation-tested rather than taken on faith.
scripts/tagRelease.ts's ordering: removing the preflight early return fails 5 tests, removing the build-failure early return fails 2, moving the tag push ahead of the release creation fails 3. The drift guards: renamingbinaryFileName's.exeto.EXEfails both list tests, and flippingbun-darwin-arm64tobuiltBy: "circleci"fails four. Each review fix likewise fails its own test when reverted.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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