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Review on #136434 (@jquesnelle): discover() sorted records by version only, so attempts inside a version kept git ls-remote's NAME order (rc.10 between rc.1 and rc.2). reconcile indexes records by version with the last one winning, so once a version reached rc.10 it handed rc.9 (burned, no release) to publish_attempt, which refuses with "Final tag release database ID is invalid". v0.21.7 is at rc.9, so its next cut is exactly rc.10. - Sort by (version, attempt). - The test fakes list refs sorted by name, as git does; insertion order hid this. - rc.10 test (fails without the sort), and a same-commit retry test (rc.1 abandoned, rc.2 re-cut at the same commit wins).
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"""Stable publication is ordered, held by default, and idempotent.
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A green draft publishes when it opted into autopublish, or when a later green
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release needs it resolved. A running older claim blocks only the versions above
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it; already-resolvable older green claims still make progress.
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"""
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import hashlib
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import json
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import pytest
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from datetime import UTC
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def _claims(*rows):
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return [dict(version=version, state=state, autopublish=autopublish)
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for version, state, autopublish in rows]
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def _flips(steps):
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return [step["flip"] for step in steps if "flip" in step]
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def test_a_sole_green_draft_waits_without_autopublish():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import plan
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assert plan(_claims(("0.21.5", "green", False)), head="0.21.4") == []
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def test_autopublish_flips_the_current_green_release():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import plan
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steps = plan(_claims(("0.21.5", "green", True)), head="0.21.4")
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assert _flips(steps) == ["0.21.5"]
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assert steps[-1] == {"advance": "0.21.5"}
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def test_a_newer_green_release_flushes_the_older_waiting_draft():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import plan
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steps = plan(_claims(
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("0.21.5", "green", False),
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("0.21.6", "green", False),
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), head="0.21.4")
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assert _flips(steps) == ["0.21.5", "0.21.6"]
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assert steps == [
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{"flip": "0.21.5"}, {"advance": "0.21.5"},
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{"flip": "0.21.6"}, {"advance": "0.21.6"},
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]
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def test_a_running_newer_claim_does_not_flush_a_held_draft():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import plan
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steps = plan(_claims(
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("0.21.5", "green", False),
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("0.21.6", "running", False),
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("0.21.7", "green", True),
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), head="0.21.4")
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assert steps == []
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assert plan(_claims(
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("0.21.5", "running", False),
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("0.21.6", "green", True),
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), head="0.21.4") == []
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assert plan(_claims(
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("0.21.5", "green", False),
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("0.21.6", "published", False),
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), head="0.21.4") == []
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def test_unstarted_claim_waits_for_its_grace_period_before_burning():
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from datetime import datetime, timedelta, timezone
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import classify_runs
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claimed = datetime(2026, 9, 22, 1, 0, tzinfo=UTC)
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assert classify_runs([], claimed_at=claimed, now=claimed + timedelta(minutes=59)) == (
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"running", None,
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)
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assert classify_runs([], claimed_at=claimed, now=claimed + timedelta(hours=1)) == (
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"burned", None,
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)
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def test_failed_run_retries_twice_before_burning():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import classify_runs, retry_due
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failed = {"id": 42, "status": "completed", "conclusion": "failure", "run_attempt": 1}
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state, retry = classify_runs([failed])
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assert state == "running"
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assert retry is not None
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assert retry_due([{"version": "0.21.5", "state": state, "retry": retry}]) == [{
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"version": "0.21.5", "run_id": 42, "attempt": 2,
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}]
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newer = dict(retry)
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newer["run_id"] = 43
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assert retry_due([
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{"version": "0.21.5", "state": state, "retry": retry},
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{"version": "0.21.6", "state": state, "retry": newer},
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]) == [{"version": "0.21.5", "run_id": 42, "attempt": 2}]
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failed["run_attempt"] = 2
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state, retry = classify_runs([failed])
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assert retry_due([{"version": "0.21.5", "state": state, "retry": retry}])[0]["attempt"] == 3
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failed["run_attempt"] = 3
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assert classify_runs([failed]) == ("burned", None)
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@pytest.mark.parametrize(("attempt", "reruns"), [(1, True), (3, False)])
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def test_the_pass_that_observes_a_failure_reruns_it_unless_burned(attempt, reruns):
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"""No cron re-wakes the reconciler, so the failure event's own pass must rerun."""
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from datetime import datetime, timezone
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import reconcile
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commit = "a" * 40
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tags = {"rc.1-v0.21.5": ("1" * 40, commit, _claim_message("0.21.5", 1, commit))}
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failed = {
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"id": 42, "status": "completed", "conclusion": "failure", "run_attempt": attempt,
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# Completed this instant: the pass observing the failure event.
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"updated_at": datetime.now(UTC).isoformat(),
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"head_branch": "rc.1-v0.21.5", "head_sha": commit,
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}
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discover_run = _discover_run(tags, workflow_runs=[failed])
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posted = []
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def run(argv):
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if argv[:4] == ["gh", "api", "--method", "POST"]:
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posted.append(argv[-1])
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return ""
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if argv == ["gh", "api", "repos/example/project/actions/runs/42"]:
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return json.dumps({"id": 42, "run_attempt": attempt + 1, "status": "queued"})
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return discover_run(argv)
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steps = reconcile({"GITHUB_REPOSITORY": "example/project"}, run=run,
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read_head=lambda: None, advance_head=lambda record: None)
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if reruns:
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assert posted == ["repos/example/project/actions/runs/42/rerun-failed-jobs"]
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assert steps == [{"retry": "0.21.5", "attempt": 2}]
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else:
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assert posted == []
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assert steps == []
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def test_a_succeeded_run_is_green_only_with_its_draft():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import classify_final_release, classify_runs
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succeeded = {"id": 9, "status": "completed", "conclusion": "success", "run_attempt": 1}
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assert classify_runs([succeeded], has_draft=True) == ("green", None)
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# The tool is the only thing that deletes drafts; a missing draft after
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# success is an error, not an inferred abandonment.
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with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="without a draft"):
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classify_runs([succeeded], has_draft=False)
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draft = {"id": 9, "tag_name": "rc.1-v0.21.5", "draft": True, "prerelease": False}
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assert classify_final_release("v0.21.5", "rc.1-v0.21.5", draft) == ("green", True)
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def test_a_burned_claim_is_spent_and_skipped():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import classify_final_release, plan
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assert classify_final_release("v0.21.5", "v0.21.5-rc", None) == ("burned", False)
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steps = plan(_claims(
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("0.21.5", "burned", False),
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("0.21.6", "green", True),
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), head="0.21.4")
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assert _flips(steps) == ["0.21.6"]
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assert steps[-1] == {"advance": "0.21.6"}
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def test_advances_each_published_version_and_ignores_a_later_burned_claim():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import plan
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assert plan(_claims(
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("0.21.5", "published", False),
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("0.21.6", "published", False),
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), head="0.21.4") == [
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{"advance": "0.21.5"},
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{"advance": "0.21.6"},
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]
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assert plan(_claims(
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("0.21.5", "green", False),
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("0.21.6", "burned", False),
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), head="0.21.4") == []
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def test_explicit_publish_uses_the_same_oldest_first_plan():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import plan
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assert plan(_claims(
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("0.21.5", "green", False),
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("0.21.6", "green", False),
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), head="0.21.4", requested_version="0.21.6") == [
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{"flip": "0.21.5"},
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{"advance": "0.21.5"},
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{"flip": "0.21.6"},
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{"advance": "0.21.6"},
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]
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def test_published_history_at_or_below_the_head_is_an_idempotent_noop():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import plan
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assert plan(_claims(
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("0.21.4", "published", False),
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("0.21.5", "green", False),
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), head="0.21.4") == []
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def test_an_unpublished_claim_below_the_head_is_refused():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import plan
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with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="backwards"):
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plan(_claims(("0.21.4", "green", True)), head="0.21.5")
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def _claim_message(version, attempt, commit, *, autopublish=False,
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epoch=1_790_000_000):
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return {"schema": 1, "version": version, "attempt": attempt, "commit": commit,
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"autopublish": autopublish, "skipBundles": False, "skipTests": False,
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"claimEpoch": epoch}
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def _final_message(version, attempt, commit, *, release_id, epoch=1_790_000_000):
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claim_tag = f"rc.{attempt}-v{version}"
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return {
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"schema": 1, "version": version, "commit": commit,
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"autopublish": False, "claimEpoch": epoch, "claimTag": claim_tag,
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"claimTagObject": "1" * 40, "releaseId": release_id,
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"candidateManifestSha256": "a" * 64, "dockerManifestDigest": "sha256:" + "b" * 64,
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"archive": f"releases/tag/{claim_tag}/",
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}
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def _discover_run(tags, releases=(), workflow_runs=()):
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def run(argv):
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if argv[:2] == ["git", "fetch"]:
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return ""
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if argv[:3] == ["git", "ls-remote", "--tags"]:
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# git lists refs sorted by name (rc.10 sorts before rc.2).
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return "\n".join(
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f"{sha}\trefs/tags/{tag}\n{commit}\trefs/tags/{tag}^{{}}"
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for tag, (sha, commit, _message) in sorted(tags.items())
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)
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if argv[:2] == ["git", "rev-parse"]:
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return tags[argv[-1].removeprefix("refs/tags/")][0]
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if argv[:3] == ["git", "cat-file", "-t"]:
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return "tag"
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if argv[:3] == ["git", "cat-file", "-p"]:
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message = next(m for s, _c, m in tags.values() if s == argv[3])
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return f"tagger Fixture <fixture@example.test> {message['claimEpoch']} +0000\n"
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if argv[:3] == ["git", "tag", "-l"]:
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return json.dumps(tags[argv[3]][2])
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if argv[:4] == ["gh", "api", "--paginate", "--slurp"]:
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if "/releases?" in argv[-1]:
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return json.dumps([list(releases)])
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return json.dumps([{"workflow_runs": list(workflow_runs)}])
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raise AssertionError(argv)
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return run
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def test_discover_reads_an_attempt_ref_and_keeps_the_version():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import discover
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commit = "a" * 40
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tags = {
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"rc.2-v0.21.5": ("1" * 40, commit, _claim_message("0.21.5", 2, commit)),
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"v0.21.5": ("2" * 40, commit,
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_final_message("0.21.5", 2, commit, release_id=7)),
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}
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releases = [{
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"id": 7, "tag_name": "v0.21.5", "draft": False, "prerelease": False,
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"published_at": "2026-09-22T01:00:00Z",
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}]
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records = discover("example/project", _discover_run(tags, releases=releases))
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assert records[0]["version"] == "0.21.5"
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assert records[0]["claim_tag"] == "rc.2-v0.21.5"
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assert records[0]["state"] == "published"
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assert records[0]["claim_epoch"] == 1_790_000_000
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def test_a_marker_ref_clears_the_attempt():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import discover
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commit = "a" * 40
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tags = {
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"rc.1-v0.21.5": ("1" * 40, commit, _claim_message("0.21.5", 1, commit)),
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"abandoned-rc.1-v0.21.5": ("2" * 40, commit, {}),
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}
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failed = {
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"id": 42, "status": "completed", "conclusion": "failure",
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"run_attempt": 1, "updated_at": "2026-09-22T01:14:59Z",
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"head_branch": "rc.1-v0.21.5", "head_sha": commit,
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}
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records = discover("example/project",
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_discover_run(tags, workflow_runs=[failed]))
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assert records[0]["state"] == "burned"
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def test_abandoned_attempts_before_a_later_winner_are_burned_not_compared_to_the_final_tag():
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"""v0.21.6's shape: rc.1-3 abandoned, rc.4 won and became v0.21.6. The final tag names
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rc.4; the abandoned predecessors sit at other commits and must reconcile as burned
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instead of crashing every later pass with "v0.21.6 points at a different commit"."""
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import discover
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commits = {n: str(n) * 40 for n in (1, 2, 3, 4)}
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tags = {}
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for n, commit in commits.items():
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tags[f"rc.{n}-v0.21.6"] = (f"{n}a".ljust(40, "0"), commit,
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_claim_message("0.21.6", n, commit, epoch=1_790_000_000 + n))
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if n < 4:
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tags[f"abandoned-rc.{n}-v0.21.6"] = (f"{n}b".ljust(40, "0"), commit, {})
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final = _final_message("0.21.6", 4, commits[4], release_id=9, epoch=1_790_000_004)
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final["claimTagObject"] = tags["rc.4-v0.21.6"][0] # the final tag binds the winning claim's object
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tags["v0.21.6"] = ("f" * 40, commits[4], final)
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releases = [{"id": 9, "tag_name": "v0.21.6", "draft": False, "prerelease": False,
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"published_at": "2026-10-08T11:51:57Z"}]
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records = {r["claim_tag"]: r for r in discover("example/project", _discover_run(tags, releases=releases))}
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assert {tag: r["state"] for tag, r in records.items()} == {
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"rc.1-v0.21.6": "burned", "rc.2-v0.21.6": "burned", "rc.3-v0.21.6": "burned",
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"rc.4-v0.21.6": "published",
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}
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def test_a_tenth_attempt_is_the_version_s_record_not_the_ninth():
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"""git sorts rc.10 between rc.1 and rc.2; discover orders attempts numerically so the
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newest attempt is last and reconcile hands IT (not rc.9) to publish."""
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import discover
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tags = {}
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for n in range(1, 11):
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commit = f"{n:x}".rjust(40, "c")
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tags[f"rc.{n}-v0.21.7"] = (f"{n:x}".rjust(40, "a"), commit,
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_claim_message("0.21.7", n, commit, epoch=1_790_000_000 + n))
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if n < 10:
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tags[f"abandoned-rc.{n}-v0.21.7"] = (f"{n:x}".rjust(40, "b"), commit, {})
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green = {"id": 77, "status": "completed", "conclusion": "success", "run_attempt": 1,
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"updated_at": "2026-10-11T01:00:00Z", "head_branch": "rc.10-v0.21.7",
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"head_sha": tags["rc.10-v0.21.7"][1]}
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draft = {"id": 11, "tag_name": "rc.10-v0.21.7", "draft": True, "prerelease": False}
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records = discover("example/project", _discover_run(tags, releases=[draft], workflow_runs=[green]))
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assert [r["attempt"] for r in records] == list(range(1, 11))
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newest = {r["version"]: r for r in records}["0.21.7"]
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assert (newest["claim_tag"], newest["state"], newest["release_id"]) == ("rc.10-v0.21.7", "green", 11)
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def test_a_same_commit_retry_after_an_abandoned_attempt_publishes():
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"""rc.1 abandoned, rc.2 re-cut at the SAME commit wins: rc.1 is burned (its marker), not
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compared against v0.21.6's metadata, which names rc.2."""
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import discover
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commit = "a" * 40
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tags = {
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"rc.1-v0.21.6": ("1" * 40, commit, _claim_message("0.21.6", 1, commit, epoch=1_790_000_001)),
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"abandoned-rc.1-v0.21.6": ("3" * 40, commit, {}),
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"rc.2-v0.21.6": ("2" * 40, commit, _claim_message("0.21.6", 2, commit, epoch=1_790_000_002)),
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}
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final = _final_message("0.21.6", 2, commit, release_id=9, epoch=1_790_000_002)
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final["claimTagObject"] = "2" * 40
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tags["v0.21.6"] = ("f" * 40, commit, final)
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releases = [{"id": 9, "tag_name": "v0.21.6", "draft": False, "prerelease": False,
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"published_at": "2026-10-08T11:51:57Z"}]
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records = discover("example/project", _discover_run(tags, releases=releases))
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assert [(r["claim_tag"], r["state"]) for r in records] == [
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("rc.1-v0.21.6", "burned"), ("rc.2-v0.21.6", "published")]
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def test_a_final_tag_at_another_commit_than_a_live_attempt_is_still_refused():
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"""Only an abandoned attempt is exempt: a NON-abandoned attempt whose version's final tag
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points elsewhere is a real inconsistency and keeps failing loudly."""
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import discover
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tags = {
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"rc.1-v0.21.6": ("1a".ljust(40, "0"), "1" * 40, _claim_message("0.21.6", 1, "1" * 40)),
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"v0.21.6": ("f" * 40, "2" * 40, _final_message("0.21.6", 2, "2" * 40, release_id=9)),
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}
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with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="points at a different commit than rc.1-v0.21.6"):
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discover("example/project", _discover_run(tags))
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def test_two_outstanding_attempts_are_refused_across_versions():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import discover
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commit = "a" * 40
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tags = {
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"rc.1-v0.21.5": ("1" * 40, commit, _claim_message("0.21.5", 1, commit)),
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"rc.1-v0.22.0": ("2" * 40, commit, _claim_message("0.22.0", 1, commit)),
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}
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with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="more than one outstanding attempt"):
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discover("example/project", _discover_run(tags))
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def _sequencer_fixture(*versions, manifest_digest, docker_digest="sha256:" + "b" * 64,
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drafts_on_claim_tag=False, skip_bundles=False):
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"""Two green claims with their final tags; releases start as drafts."""
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commit = "a" * 40
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tags = {}
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releases = []
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for index, version in enumerate(versions, start=1):
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claim_tag, tag = f"rc.1-v{version}", f"v{version}"
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claim_object, final_object = str(index) * 40, str(index + 2) * 40
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claim = {
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"schema": 1, "version": version, "attempt": 1, "commit": commit,
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"autopublish": False, "skipBundles": skip_bundles, "skipTests": False,
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"claimEpoch": 1_790_000_000 + index,
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}
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final = {
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"schema": 1, "version": version, "commit": commit,
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"autopublish": False, "claimEpoch": claim["claimEpoch"],
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"claimTag": claim_tag, "claimTagObject": claim_object,
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"releaseId": index,
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"candidateManifestSha256": manifest_digest,
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"dockerManifestDigest": docker_digest,
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"archive": f"releases/tag/{claim_tag}/",
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}
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tags[claim_tag] = (claim_object, commit, claim)
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tags[tag] = (final_object, commit, final)
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releases.append({
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"id": index, "tag_name": claim_tag if drafts_on_claim_tag else tag,
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"draft": True, "prerelease": False, "published_at": None,
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"body": "notes",
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})
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def run(argv):
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if argv[:2] == ["git", "fetch"]:
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return ""
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if argv[:3] == ["git", "ls-remote", "--tags"]:
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# git lists refs sorted by name (rc.10 sorts before rc.2).
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return "\n".join(
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f"{sha}\trefs/tags/{tag}\n{target}\trefs/tags/{tag}^{{}}"
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for tag, (sha, target, _message) in sorted(tags.items())
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)
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if argv[:2] == ["git", "ls-remote"]:
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lines = []
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for ref in argv[2:]:
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name = ref.removeprefix("refs/tags/").removesuffix("^{}")
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entry = tags.get(name)
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sha, target = (entry[0], entry[1]) if entry else ("", "")
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if sha:
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lines.append(f"{sha}\t{ref}")
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if ref.endswith("^{}"):
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lines[-1] = f"{target}\t{ref}"
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return "\n".join(lines)
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if argv[:2] == ["git", "rev-parse"]:
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return tags[argv[-1].removeprefix("refs/tags/")][0]
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if argv[:3] == ["git", "cat-file", "-t"]:
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return "tag"
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if argv[:3] == ["git", "cat-file", "-p"]:
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epoch = next(message["claimEpoch"] for object_id, _target, message in tags.values()
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if object_id == argv[3])
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return f"tagger Fixture <fixture@example.test> {epoch} +0000\n"
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if argv[:3] == ["git", "tag", "-l"]:
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return json.dumps(tags[argv[3]][2])
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if "tag" in argv and "-a" in argv:
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tag = argv[argv.index("-a") + 1]
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tags[tag] = (str(len(tags)) * 40, tags[claim_tag][1], tags[tag][2])
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return ""
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if argv[:2] == ["git", "push"]:
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return ""
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if argv[:3] == ["docker", "buildx", "imagetools"]:
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return json.dumps(docker_digest)
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if argv[:4] == ["gh", "api", "--paginate", "--slurp"]:
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if "/releases?" in argv[-1]:
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return json.dumps([releases])
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return json.dumps([{"workflow_runs": []}])
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if argv[:3] == ["gh", "api", "--method"]:
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release = next(row for row in releases if row["id"] == int(argv[4].rsplit("/", 1)[1]))
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for _flag, value in zip(argv[5::2], argv[6::2]):
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name, _, raw = value.partition("=")
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if name == "tag_name":
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release["tag_name"] = raw
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elif name == "draft":
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release["draft"] = raw == "true"
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if not release["draft"]:
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release["published_at"] = "2026-09-22T01:00:00Z"
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elif name == "body":
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release["body"] = raw
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elif name == "prerelease":
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release["prerelease"] = raw == "true"
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return "{}"
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if argv[:2] == ["gh", "api"] and "/releases/" in argv[2]:
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release = next(row for row in releases if row["id"] == int(argv[2].rsplit("/", 1)[1]))
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return json.dumps(release)
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raise AssertionError(argv)
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return tags, releases, run
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def test_reconcile_discovers_custody_flips_then_advances_oldest_first():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import reconcile
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manifest_digest = hashlib.sha256(b"m").hexdigest()
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_tags, releases, run = _sequencer_fixture("0.21.5", "0.21.6", manifest_digest=manifest_digest)
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events = []
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archive_keys = []
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head = ["0.21.4"]
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def read_archive(key):
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archive_keys.append(key)
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return b"m"
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def advance(record):
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events.append(("advance", record["tag"]))
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head[0] = record["version"]
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steps = reconcile(
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{"GITHUB_REPOSITORY": "example/project", "REQUESTED_VERSION": "0.21.6"},
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run=run, read_head=lambda: head[0], advance_head=advance,
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read_archive=read_archive,
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)
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assert steps == [
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{"flip": "0.21.5"}, {"advance": "0.21.5"},
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{"flip": "0.21.6"}, {"advance": "0.21.6"},
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]
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assert events == [
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("advance", "v0.21.5"), ("advance", "v0.21.6"),
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]
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# Each pass hashes the manifest from its own attempt archive path.
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assert archive_keys == [
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"releases/tag/rc.1-v0.21.5/release-candidates.json",
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"releases/tag/rc.1-v0.21.6/release-candidates.json",
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]
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for release, version in zip(releases, ("0.21.5", "0.21.6")):
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assert release["tag_name"] == f"v{version}" and release["draft"] is False
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def test_the_store_check_joins_the_pass_after_the_aliases_move(monkeypatch):
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from scripts.releases import channel_releases, docker, sequencer, store
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manifest_digest = hashlib.sha256(b"m").hexdigest()
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_tags, _releases, run = _sequencer_fixture(
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"0.21.5", manifest_digest=manifest_digest, drafts_on_claim_tag=True)
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events = []
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head = ["0.21.4"]
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monkeypatch.setattr(
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channel_releases, "advance_stable",
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lambda env, record, root: (head.append(record["version"]),
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events.append(("feed", record["version"]))))
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monkeypatch.setattr(
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docker, "promote_stable",
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lambda claim_tag, digest: events.append(("aliases", claim_tag)))
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seen_env = []
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monkeypatch.setattr(
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store, "check_from_env",
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lambda env: seen_env.append(env) or events.append(("store",)))
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steps = sequencer.reconcile(
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{"GITHUB_REPOSITORY": "example/project", "MS_STORE_PRODUCT_ID": "9NTEST"},
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run=run, read_head=lambda: head[-1], advance_head=None,
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read_archive=lambda _key: b"m",
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)
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assert steps == [{"advance": "0.21.5"}]
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assert events == [("feed", "0.21.5"), ("aliases", "rc.1-v0.21.5"), ("store",)]
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assert seen_env[0]["MS_STORE_PRODUCT_ID"] == "9NTEST"
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def test_a_publish_that_died_before_the_retarget_is_repaired():
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from scripts.releases.sequencer import reconcile
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manifest_digest = hashlib.sha256(b"m").hexdigest()
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_tags, releases, run = _sequencer_fixture(
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"0.21.5", manifest_digest=manifest_digest, drafts_on_claim_tag=True)
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events = []
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head = ["0.21.4"]
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|
|
|
def advance(record):
|
|
events.append(("advance", record["tag"]))
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head[0] = record["version"]
|
|
|
|
steps = reconcile(
|
|
{"GITHUB_REPOSITORY": "example/project"},
|
|
run=run, read_head=lambda: head[0], advance_head=advance,
|
|
read_archive=lambda _key: b"m",
|
|
)
|
|
|
|
# The final tag existed and the draft was still on the attempt ref: the
|
|
# retarget and the publication rerun, then the head advances.
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assert steps == [{"advance": "0.21.5"}]
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assert events == [("advance", "v0.21.5")]
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assert releases[0]["tag_name"] == "v0.21.5" and releases[0]["draft"] is False
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|
|
|
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def test_a_release_that_skipped_bundles_ships_only_its_tag_release_and_docker_aliases(monkeypatch):
|
|
"""Its receipt binds no manifest; the R2 head and Store stay put; one pass finishes it."""
|
|
from scripts.releases import channel_releases, docker, sequencer, store
|
|
|
|
docker_digest = "sha256:" + "b" * 64
|
|
_tags, releases, run = _sequencer_fixture(
|
|
"0.21.5", manifest_digest=None, docker_digest=docker_digest, skip_bundles=True)
|
|
alias = [None]
|
|
events = []
|
|
|
|
def promote(claim_tag, digest):
|
|
events.append(("aliases", claim_tag))
|
|
alias[0] = digest
|
|
|
|
monkeypatch.setattr(channel_releases, "advance_stable",
|
|
lambda *_args: pytest.fail("the protected R2 head moved"))
|
|
monkeypatch.setattr(store, "check_from_env", lambda _env: pytest.fail("the Store was checked"))
|
|
monkeypatch.setattr(channel_releases, "stable_head_version", lambda _env: "0.21.4")
|
|
monkeypatch.setattr(docker, "promote_stable", promote)
|
|
monkeypatch.setattr(docker, "stable_alias_digest", lambda: alias[0])
|
|
env = {"GITHUB_REPOSITORY": "example/project", "REQUESTED_VERSION": "0.21.5"}
|
|
|
|
def no_archive(_key):
|
|
pytest.fail("a release that skipped bundles has no archive to read")
|
|
|
|
steps = sequencer.reconcile(env, run=run, read_archive=no_archive)
|
|
|
|
assert steps == [{"flip": "0.21.5"}, {"advance": "0.21.5"}]
|
|
assert events == [("aliases", "rc.1-v0.21.5")]
|
|
assert releases[0]["tag_name"] == "v0.21.5" and releases[0]["draft"] is False
|
|
# The R2 head still names 0.21.4, but the stable alias carries the 0.21.5
|
|
# receipt digest, so the next pass has nothing left to advance.
|
|
assert sequencer.reconcile(env, run=run, read_archive=no_archive) == []
|
|
assert events == [("aliases", "rc.1-v0.21.5")]
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