Update codegen files by ptr727-codegen[bot] · Pull Request #56 · ptr727/ProjectTemplate

ptr727-codegen · 2026-04-16T20:37:29Z

This PR updates the codegen files.

## What Adds `powershell` to the host tools `install-tools.sh` manages, as the one optional member. It installs from Microsoft's apt repository, the same feed `dotnet` already falls back to, so no separate download step is needed (the path HomeAutomation-Config's PR #56 took with a tar.gz build). - `install-tools.sh --optional` (or a stand-up's `--optional` tools step) now also installs `pwsh`. - Naming it explicitly (`install-tools.sh --install powershell`) selects it regardless of `--optional`. - The feed registration is extracted into a shared `microsoft_feed()`, used by both `dotnet` and `powershell`; `dotnet`'s behavior is unchanged. - `--list` marks it `(optional)`, and the report notes when Microsoft's repository is not configured. - Non-amd64 hosts get a named skip, matching `dotnet`. Verified: shellcheck, prose_lint, markdownlint, and editorconfig are clean, and all 686 tests in `scripts/tests` pass. On a Debian 13 host the report shows `powershell 7.6.5-1.deb` available from `packages.microsoft.com`, and a default report (without `--optional`) omits it. ## Docs - `host-setup/linux/README.md` source taxonomy and the docker/node/dotnet section. - `docs/host-setup.md` source paragraph and the "not in the table" sentence.

… Pilot (#778) ## What - `.github/actions/build-executable-default/action.yml`: the release archive is named for the project file's stem (`./PhotoCleaner/PhotoCleaner.csproj` gives `PhotoCleaner.7z`) unless the new `asset-name` input names it, and `build-release-task.yml` exposes that as `executable_asset_name`. PhotoCleaner's first publish through the task (run 31977092102, release 1.1.11) attached `Console.7z` where its own leaf had attached `PhotoCleaner.7z`, the one regression the pilot found. PlexCleaner names its archive the same way, so the derived default is right for both known callers. - `catalog/snippets/workflows/publish-release.yml` and the doc's byte-identical stub: `permissions: {}` at workflow level, `contents: read` on the `validate` job, the publish job's grants unchanged. These are the four suppressed findings raised on #775 after its clean round. - `docs/reusable-workflows.md` Rollout: PhotoCleaner ticked as the stage 2 pilot (ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, #56, the validate default-hook path observed) and the stage 4 pilot (smoke run 31974932749 and publish run 31977092102, release 1.1.11), a proof item for the asset-name fix on the next PhotoCleaner release. - `reports/workflow-reuse.md` regenerated: PhotoCleaner 8 workflow files to 3, all three callers, fleet callers 1 to 3. ## Verification actionlint, prose gate, repo gate, audit self-test, unit tests, markdownlint. The asset-name change is proven by the next PhotoCleaner release, recorded as a proof item. Refs ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, ptr727/PhotoCleaner#56.

ptr727-codegen · 2026-04-16T20:37:29Z

This PR updates the codegen files.

## What Adds `powershell` to the host tools `install-tools.sh` manages, as the one optional member. It installs from Microsoft's apt repository, the same feed `dotnet` already falls back to, so no separate download step is needed (the path HomeAutomation-Config's PR #56 took with a tar.gz build). - `install-tools.sh --optional` (or a stand-up's `--optional` tools step) now also installs `pwsh`. - Naming it explicitly (`install-tools.sh --install powershell`) selects it regardless of `--optional`. - The feed registration is extracted into a shared `microsoft_feed()`, used by both `dotnet` and `powershell`; `dotnet`'s behavior is unchanged. - `--list` marks it `(optional)`, and the report notes when Microsoft's repository is not configured. - Non-amd64 hosts get a named skip, matching `dotnet`. Verified: shellcheck, prose_lint, markdownlint, and editorconfig are clean, and all 686 tests in `scripts/tests` pass. On a Debian 13 host the report shows `powershell 7.6.5-1.deb` available from `packages.microsoft.com`, and a default report (without `--optional`) omits it. ## Docs - `host-setup/linux/README.md` source taxonomy and the docker/node/dotnet section. - `docs/host-setup.md` source paragraph and the "not in the table" sentence.

… Pilot (#778) ## What - `.github/actions/build-executable-default/action.yml`: the release archive is named for the project file's stem (`./PhotoCleaner/PhotoCleaner.csproj` gives `PhotoCleaner.7z`) unless the new `asset-name` input names it, and `build-release-task.yml` exposes that as `executable_asset_name`. PhotoCleaner's first publish through the task (run 31977092102, release 1.1.11) attached `Console.7z` where its own leaf had attached `PhotoCleaner.7z`, the one regression the pilot found. PlexCleaner names its archive the same way, so the derived default is right for both known callers. - `catalog/snippets/workflows/publish-release.yml` and the doc's byte-identical stub: `permissions: {}` at workflow level, `contents: read` on the `validate` job, the publish job's grants unchanged. These are the four suppressed findings raised on #775 after its clean round. - `docs/reusable-workflows.md` Rollout: PhotoCleaner ticked as the stage 2 pilot (ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, #56, the validate default-hook path observed) and the stage 4 pilot (smoke run 31974932749 and publish run 31977092102, release 1.1.11), a proof item for the asset-name fix on the next PhotoCleaner release. - `reports/workflow-reuse.md` regenerated: PhotoCleaner 8 workflow files to 3, all three callers, fleet callers 1 to 3. ## Verification actionlint, prose gate, repo gate, audit self-test, unit tests, markdownlint. The asset-name change is proven by the next PhotoCleaner release, recorded as a proof item. Refs ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, ptr727/PhotoCleaner#56.

ptr727-codegen · 2026-04-16T20:37:29Z

This PR updates the codegen files.

## What Adds `powershell` to the host tools `install-tools.sh` manages, as the one optional member. It installs from Microsoft's apt repository, the same feed `dotnet` already falls back to, so no separate download step is needed (the path HomeAutomation-Config's PR #56 took with a tar.gz build). - `install-tools.sh --optional` (or a stand-up's `--optional` tools step) now also installs `pwsh`. - Naming it explicitly (`install-tools.sh --install powershell`) selects it regardless of `--optional`. - The feed registration is extracted into a shared `microsoft_feed()`, used by both `dotnet` and `powershell`; `dotnet`'s behavior is unchanged. - `--list` marks it `(optional)`, and the report notes when Microsoft's repository is not configured. - Non-amd64 hosts get a named skip, matching `dotnet`. Verified: shellcheck, prose_lint, markdownlint, and editorconfig are clean, and all 686 tests in `scripts/tests` pass. On a Debian 13 host the report shows `powershell 7.6.5-1.deb` available from `packages.microsoft.com`, and a default report (without `--optional`) omits it. ## Docs - `host-setup/linux/README.md` source taxonomy and the docker/node/dotnet section. - `docs/host-setup.md` source paragraph and the "not in the table" sentence.

… Pilot (#778) ## What - `.github/actions/build-executable-default/action.yml`: the release archive is named for the project file's stem (`./PhotoCleaner/PhotoCleaner.csproj` gives `PhotoCleaner.7z`) unless the new `asset-name` input names it, and `build-release-task.yml` exposes that as `executable_asset_name`. PhotoCleaner's first publish through the task (run 31977092102, release 1.1.11) attached `Console.7z` where its own leaf had attached `PhotoCleaner.7z`, the one regression the pilot found. PlexCleaner names its archive the same way, so the derived default is right for both known callers. - `catalog/snippets/workflows/publish-release.yml` and the doc's byte-identical stub: `permissions: {}` at workflow level, `contents: read` on the `validate` job, the publish job's grants unchanged. These are the four suppressed findings raised on #775 after its clean round. - `docs/reusable-workflows.md` Rollout: PhotoCleaner ticked as the stage 2 pilot (ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, #56, the validate default-hook path observed) and the stage 4 pilot (smoke run 31974932749 and publish run 31977092102, release 1.1.11), a proof item for the asset-name fix on the next PhotoCleaner release. - `reports/workflow-reuse.md` regenerated: PhotoCleaner 8 workflow files to 3, all three callers, fleet callers 1 to 3. ## Verification actionlint, prose gate, repo gate, audit self-test, unit tests, markdownlint. The asset-name change is proven by the next PhotoCleaner release, recorded as a proof item. Refs ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, ptr727/PhotoCleaner#56.

ptr727-codegen · 2026-04-16T20:37:29Z

This PR updates the codegen files.

## What Adds `powershell` to the host tools `install-tools.sh` manages, as the one optional member. It installs from Microsoft's apt repository, the same feed `dotnet` already falls back to, so no separate download step is needed (the path HomeAutomation-Config's PR #56 took with a tar.gz build). - `install-tools.sh --optional` (or a stand-up's `--optional` tools step) now also installs `pwsh`. - Naming it explicitly (`install-tools.sh --install powershell`) selects it regardless of `--optional`. - The feed registration is extracted into a shared `microsoft_feed()`, used by both `dotnet` and `powershell`; `dotnet`'s behavior is unchanged. - `--list` marks it `(optional)`, and the report notes when Microsoft's repository is not configured. - Non-amd64 hosts get a named skip, matching `dotnet`. Verified: shellcheck, prose_lint, markdownlint, and editorconfig are clean, and all 686 tests in `scripts/tests` pass. On a Debian 13 host the report shows `powershell 7.6.5-1.deb` available from `packages.microsoft.com`, and a default report (without `--optional`) omits it. ## Docs - `host-setup/linux/README.md` source taxonomy and the docker/node/dotnet section. - `docs/host-setup.md` source paragraph and the "not in the table" sentence.

… Pilot (#778) ## What - `.github/actions/build-executable-default/action.yml`: the release archive is named for the project file's stem (`./PhotoCleaner/PhotoCleaner.csproj` gives `PhotoCleaner.7z`) unless the new `asset-name` input names it, and `build-release-task.yml` exposes that as `executable_asset_name`. PhotoCleaner's first publish through the task (run 31977092102, release 1.1.11) attached `Console.7z` where its own leaf had attached `PhotoCleaner.7z`, the one regression the pilot found. PlexCleaner names its archive the same way, so the derived default is right for both known callers. - `catalog/snippets/workflows/publish-release.yml` and the doc's byte-identical stub: `permissions: {}` at workflow level, `contents: read` on the `validate` job, the publish job's grants unchanged. These are the four suppressed findings raised on #775 after its clean round. - `docs/reusable-workflows.md` Rollout: PhotoCleaner ticked as the stage 2 pilot (ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, #56, the validate default-hook path observed) and the stage 4 pilot (smoke run 31974932749 and publish run 31977092102, release 1.1.11), a proof item for the asset-name fix on the next PhotoCleaner release. - `reports/workflow-reuse.md` regenerated: PhotoCleaner 8 workflow files to 3, all three callers, fleet callers 1 to 3. ## Verification actionlint, prose gate, repo gate, audit self-test, unit tests, markdownlint. The asset-name change is proven by the next PhotoCleaner release, recorded as a proof item. Refs ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, ptr727/PhotoCleaner#56.

ptr727-codegen · 2026-04-16T20:37:29Z

This PR updates the codegen files.

## What Adds `powershell` to the host tools `install-tools.sh` manages, as the one optional member. It installs from Microsoft's apt repository, the same feed `dotnet` already falls back to, so no separate download step is needed (the path HomeAutomation-Config's PR #56 took with a tar.gz build). - `install-tools.sh --optional` (or a stand-up's `--optional` tools step) now also installs `pwsh`. - Naming it explicitly (`install-tools.sh --install powershell`) selects it regardless of `--optional`. - The feed registration is extracted into a shared `microsoft_feed()`, used by both `dotnet` and `powershell`; `dotnet`'s behavior is unchanged. - `--list` marks it `(optional)`, and the report notes when Microsoft's repository is not configured. - Non-amd64 hosts get a named skip, matching `dotnet`. Verified: shellcheck, prose_lint, markdownlint, and editorconfig are clean, and all 686 tests in `scripts/tests` pass. On a Debian 13 host the report shows `powershell 7.6.5-1.deb` available from `packages.microsoft.com`, and a default report (without `--optional`) omits it. ## Docs - `host-setup/linux/README.md` source taxonomy and the docker/node/dotnet section. - `docs/host-setup.md` source paragraph and the "not in the table" sentence.

… Pilot (#778) ## What - `.github/actions/build-executable-default/action.yml`: the release archive is named for the project file's stem (`./PhotoCleaner/PhotoCleaner.csproj` gives `PhotoCleaner.7z`) unless the new `asset-name` input names it, and `build-release-task.yml` exposes that as `executable_asset_name`. PhotoCleaner's first publish through the task (run 31977092102, release 1.1.11) attached `Console.7z` where its own leaf had attached `PhotoCleaner.7z`, the one regression the pilot found. PlexCleaner names its archive the same way, so the derived default is right for both known callers. - `catalog/snippets/workflows/publish-release.yml` and the doc's byte-identical stub: `permissions: {}` at workflow level, `contents: read` on the `validate` job, the publish job's grants unchanged. These are the four suppressed findings raised on #775 after its clean round. - `docs/reusable-workflows.md` Rollout: PhotoCleaner ticked as the stage 2 pilot (ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, #56, the validate default-hook path observed) and the stage 4 pilot (smoke run 31974932749 and publish run 31977092102, release 1.1.11), a proof item for the asset-name fix on the next PhotoCleaner release. - `reports/workflow-reuse.md` regenerated: PhotoCleaner 8 workflow files to 3, all three callers, fleet callers 1 to 3. ## Verification actionlint, prose gate, repo gate, audit self-test, unit tests, markdownlint. The asset-name change is proven by the next PhotoCleaner release, recorded as a proof item. Refs ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, ptr727/PhotoCleaner#56.

ptr727-codegen · 2026-04-16T20:37:29Z

This PR updates the codegen files.

## What Adds `powershell` to the host tools `install-tools.sh` manages, as the one optional member. It installs from Microsoft's apt repository, the same feed `dotnet` already falls back to, so no separate download step is needed (the path HomeAutomation-Config's PR #56 took with a tar.gz build). - `install-tools.sh --optional` (or a stand-up's `--optional` tools step) now also installs `pwsh`. - Naming it explicitly (`install-tools.sh --install powershell`) selects it regardless of `--optional`. - The feed registration is extracted into a shared `microsoft_feed()`, used by both `dotnet` and `powershell`; `dotnet`'s behavior is unchanged. - `--list` marks it `(optional)`, and the report notes when Microsoft's repository is not configured. - Non-amd64 hosts get a named skip, matching `dotnet`. Verified: shellcheck, prose_lint, markdownlint, and editorconfig are clean, and all 686 tests in `scripts/tests` pass. On a Debian 13 host the report shows `powershell 7.6.5-1.deb` available from `packages.microsoft.com`, and a default report (without `--optional`) omits it. ## Docs - `host-setup/linux/README.md` source taxonomy and the docker/node/dotnet section. - `docs/host-setup.md` source paragraph and the "not in the table" sentence.

… Pilot (#778) ## What - `.github/actions/build-executable-default/action.yml`: the release archive is named for the project file's stem (`./PhotoCleaner/PhotoCleaner.csproj` gives `PhotoCleaner.7z`) unless the new `asset-name` input names it, and `build-release-task.yml` exposes that as `executable_asset_name`. PhotoCleaner's first publish through the task (run 31977092102, release 1.1.11) attached `Console.7z` where its own leaf had attached `PhotoCleaner.7z`, the one regression the pilot found. PlexCleaner names its archive the same way, so the derived default is right for both known callers. - `catalog/snippets/workflows/publish-release.yml` and the doc's byte-identical stub: `permissions: {}` at workflow level, `contents: read` on the `validate` job, the publish job's grants unchanged. These are the four suppressed findings raised on #775 after its clean round. - `docs/reusable-workflows.md` Rollout: PhotoCleaner ticked as the stage 2 pilot (ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, #56, the validate default-hook path observed) and the stage 4 pilot (smoke run 31974932749 and publish run 31977092102, release 1.1.11), a proof item for the asset-name fix on the next PhotoCleaner release. - `reports/workflow-reuse.md` regenerated: PhotoCleaner 8 workflow files to 3, all three callers, fleet callers 1 to 3. ## Verification actionlint, prose gate, repo gate, audit self-test, unit tests, markdownlint. The asset-name change is proven by the next PhotoCleaner release, recorded as a proof item. Refs ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, ptr727/PhotoCleaner#56.

ptr727-codegen · 2026-04-16T20:37:29Z

This PR updates the codegen files.

## What Adds `powershell` to the host tools `install-tools.sh` manages, as the one optional member. It installs from Microsoft's apt repository, the same feed `dotnet` already falls back to, so no separate download step is needed (the path HomeAutomation-Config's PR #56 took with a tar.gz build). - `install-tools.sh --optional` (or a stand-up's `--optional` tools step) now also installs `pwsh`. - Naming it explicitly (`install-tools.sh --install powershell`) selects it regardless of `--optional`. - The feed registration is extracted into a shared `microsoft_feed()`, used by both `dotnet` and `powershell`; `dotnet`'s behavior is unchanged. - `--list` marks it `(optional)`, and the report notes when Microsoft's repository is not configured. - Non-amd64 hosts get a named skip, matching `dotnet`. Verified: shellcheck, prose_lint, markdownlint, and editorconfig are clean, and all 686 tests in `scripts/tests` pass. On a Debian 13 host the report shows `powershell 7.6.5-1.deb` available from `packages.microsoft.com`, and a default report (without `--optional`) omits it. ## Docs - `host-setup/linux/README.md` source taxonomy and the docker/node/dotnet section. - `docs/host-setup.md` source paragraph and the "not in the table" sentence.

… Pilot (#778) ## What - `.github/actions/build-executable-default/action.yml`: the release archive is named for the project file's stem (`./PhotoCleaner/PhotoCleaner.csproj` gives `PhotoCleaner.7z`) unless the new `asset-name` input names it, and `build-release-task.yml` exposes that as `executable_asset_name`. PhotoCleaner's first publish through the task (run 31977092102, release 1.1.11) attached `Console.7z` where its own leaf had attached `PhotoCleaner.7z`, the one regression the pilot found. PlexCleaner names its archive the same way, so the derived default is right for both known callers. - `catalog/snippets/workflows/publish-release.yml` and the doc's byte-identical stub: `permissions: {}` at workflow level, `contents: read` on the `validate` job, the publish job's grants unchanged. These are the four suppressed findings raised on #775 after its clean round. - `docs/reusable-workflows.md` Rollout: PhotoCleaner ticked as the stage 2 pilot (ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, #56, the validate default-hook path observed) and the stage 4 pilot (smoke run 31974932749 and publish run 31977092102, release 1.1.11), a proof item for the asset-name fix on the next PhotoCleaner release. - `reports/workflow-reuse.md` regenerated: PhotoCleaner 8 workflow files to 3, all three callers, fleet callers 1 to 3. ## Verification actionlint, prose gate, repo gate, audit self-test, unit tests, markdownlint. The asset-name change is proven by the next PhotoCleaner release, recorded as a proof item. Refs ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, ptr727/PhotoCleaner#56.

ptr727-codegen · 2026-04-16T20:37:29Z

This PR updates the codegen files.

## What Adds `powershell` to the host tools `install-tools.sh` manages, as the one optional member. It installs from Microsoft's apt repository, the same feed `dotnet` already falls back to, so no separate download step is needed (the path HomeAutomation-Config's PR #56 took with a tar.gz build). - `install-tools.sh --optional` (or a stand-up's `--optional` tools step) now also installs `pwsh`. - Naming it explicitly (`install-tools.sh --install powershell`) selects it regardless of `--optional`. - The feed registration is extracted into a shared `microsoft_feed()`, used by both `dotnet` and `powershell`; `dotnet`'s behavior is unchanged. - `--list` marks it `(optional)`, and the report notes when Microsoft's repository is not configured. - Non-amd64 hosts get a named skip, matching `dotnet`. Verified: shellcheck, prose_lint, markdownlint, and editorconfig are clean, and all 686 tests in `scripts/tests` pass. On a Debian 13 host the report shows `powershell 7.6.5-1.deb` available from `packages.microsoft.com`, and a default report (without `--optional`) omits it. ## Docs - `host-setup/linux/README.md` source taxonomy and the docker/node/dotnet section. - `docs/host-setup.md` source paragraph and the "not in the table" sentence.

… Pilot (#778) ## What - `.github/actions/build-executable-default/action.yml`: the release archive is named for the project file's stem (`./PhotoCleaner/PhotoCleaner.csproj` gives `PhotoCleaner.7z`) unless the new `asset-name` input names it, and `build-release-task.yml` exposes that as `executable_asset_name`. PhotoCleaner's first publish through the task (run 31977092102, release 1.1.11) attached `Console.7z` where its own leaf had attached `PhotoCleaner.7z`, the one regression the pilot found. PlexCleaner names its archive the same way, so the derived default is right for both known callers. - `catalog/snippets/workflows/publish-release.yml` and the doc's byte-identical stub: `permissions: {}` at workflow level, `contents: read` on the `validate` job, the publish job's grants unchanged. These are the four suppressed findings raised on #775 after its clean round. - `docs/reusable-workflows.md` Rollout: PhotoCleaner ticked as the stage 2 pilot (ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, #56, the validate default-hook path observed) and the stage 4 pilot (smoke run 31974932749 and publish run 31977092102, release 1.1.11), a proof item for the asset-name fix on the next PhotoCleaner release. - `reports/workflow-reuse.md` regenerated: PhotoCleaner 8 workflow files to 3, all three callers, fleet callers 1 to 3. ## Verification actionlint, prose gate, repo gate, audit self-test, unit tests, markdownlint. The asset-name change is proven by the next PhotoCleaner release, recorded as a proof item. Refs ptr727/PhotoCleaner#55, ptr727/PhotoCleaner#56.

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