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The staging docs deploy hung off `push: tags: v*`, so the site could only ship when the library did: a typo fix or a new gallery example waited for the next version tag, and a slipped release took the docs with it. The same run then carried the production promotion, gated on the GitHub Release and the PyPI upload appearing. Staging now follows commits. A successful dev deploy promotes the images that run already built for the commit — same `sha-<short>` tag, no second build — and `workflow_dispatch` deploys any branch, tag, or commit on demand, building because nothing may have built that ref yet. Production promotion moves to its own workflow. It ships the tag staging currently runs, read out of the internal chart's values-stg.yaml (refusing to act if the frontend and backend tags disagree), or an explicit tag for rollback. Splitting it out means a production approval pending for up to 12 hours no longer sits in the staging concurrency group blocking staging deploys, and rollback no longer needs a rebuild or a re-cut release. Decoupling from releases means production docs can describe code that is not on PyPI yet, so that fact is surfaced rather than gated: the nearest reachable `v*` tag and its PyPI status are resolved before the approval gate and written to the run summary. An unreachable PyPI reports unknown rather than unpublished. Also drops the release gate's claim that the docs site deploys on CalVer tags, which no workflow has ever done.
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129-132: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider also blocking on a cancelled build.
needs.build.result != 'failure'acceptscancelled.!cancelled()evaluates the run, not the single job, so a cancelledbuildcan still let the Helm update proceed with an image that was never pushed.♻️ Optional guard tightening
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In @.github/workflows/deploy-docs-prod.yml:
- Around line 127-131: Update the fallback assignment in the unresolved-commit
branch so source_ref contains the image tag’s encoded commit candidate with its
sha- prefix removed, while preserving the existing source_sha output and
promotion behavior. Locate the change near the IMAGE_TAG fallback and keep
source_ref compatible with the commit-link contract used by the downstream Helm
PR workflow.
In @.github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml:
- Around line 76-81: Add ECR manifest existence checks for both
xy/frontend:$IMAGE_TAG and xy/backend:$IMAGE_TAG in the promotion path around
the NEEDS_BUILD=false branch. Fail the workflow before creating or merging the
staging Helm PR if either manifest is missing, while leaving the existing
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- Around line 53-60: Update the “Generate GitHub App token” step using
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In @.github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml:
- Around line 129-132: Update the deployment job’s condition to require that
needs.build.result is neither failure nor cancelled before proceeding with the
Helm update, while preserving the existing prepare-success and overall-run
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The source_ref fallback produces a dead commit link in the production Helm PR.
When no commit resolves, source_ref becomes the image tag, for example sha-abc1234. Line 224 passes that value to _helm-docs-pr.yml, whose contract documents source_ref as "Source commit SHA from reflex-dev/xy" and renders it as https://github.com/${REPO}/commit/${SOURCE_REF}. For a sha- prefixed tag, that link resolves to nothing.
Pass the stripped candidate instead, so the link points at the short commit that the tag encodes.
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echo "::warning::could not resolve a commit for ${IMAGE_TAG}; promoting the images anyway"
echo "source_sha=" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"
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| echo "::warning::could not resolve a commit for ${IMAGE_TAG}; promoting the images anyway" | |
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| echo "source_ref=$CANDIDATE" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" | |
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In @.github/workflows/deploy-docs-prod.yml around lines 127 - 131, Update the
fallback assignment in the unresolved-commit branch so source_ref contains the
image tag’s encoded commit candidate with its sha- prefix removed, while
preserving the existing source_sha output and promotion behavior. Locate the
change near the IMAGE_TAG fallback and keep source_ref compatible with the
commit-link contract used by the downstream Helm PR workflow.
| else | ||
| SHA="$EVENT_SHA" | ||
| SHA="$RUN_SHA" | ||
| # The dev deploy pushed this exact tag. Promoting means pointing | ||
| # staging at those images, not building a second copy of them. | ||
| NEEDS_BUILD=false | ||
| fi |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Check promoted ECR image tags before staging deployment.
The promotion path updates both ECR image tags in Helm without checking that xy/frontend:$IMAGE_TAG and xy/backend:$IMAGE_TAG still exist. Add an ECR manifest check for both images on the promotion path and fail before creating or merging the staging Helm PR.
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existence checks for both xy/frontend:$IMAGE_TAG and xy/backend:$IMAGE_TAG in
the promotion path around the NEEDS_BUILD=false branch. Fail the workflow before
creating or merging the staging Helm PR if either manifest is missing, while
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<file name=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-prod.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-prod.yml:97">
P2: The split-state diagnostic writes raw tags from fetched `values-stg.yaml` into the GitHub Actions command stream. A multiline tag can emit a second `::...` workflow command; escape the values before logging them.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-prod.yml:130">
P2: When commit resolution fails, `source_ref` falls back to `$IMAGE_TAG`, which still carries the `sha-` prefix (e.g. `sha-abc1234`). This value is passed to `_helm-docs-pr.yml`, which renders it as `https://github.com/${REPO}/commit/${SOURCE_REF}`, producing a dead link since GitHub commit URLs don't recognize the `sha-` prefix. Use the already-computed `$CANDIDATE` (the stripped tag) instead.</violation>
<violation number="3" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-prod.yml:213">
P2: The protected approval step relies on the runner's inherited shell. Add an explicit step-local `shell: bash` so this production gate cannot change behavior through inherited defaults.
(Based on your team's feedback about protected workflow step shape.) .</violation>
</file>
<file name=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml:24">
P1: When a user with write access dispatches this workflow for a branch they control, the credentialed image build executes that branch's build inputs and pushes to all configured registries. Restrict dispatches to trusted refs or move arbitrary-ref previews to a separate no-secret build path; do not combine them with `secrets: inherit`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml:69">
P2: Dispatching a valid Git branch or tag containing characters such as `@`, `!`, or `,` fails the new validation even though the workflow promises any ref. Validate control characters/length separately and pass the ref as the commits API `sha` query parameter instead of imposing a narrower ref alphabet.</violation>
<violation number="3" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml:80">
P2: The `workflow_run` promotion path sets `needs_build=false` and skips the `build` job, trusting that the images the dev deploy pushed still exist in the registry. There's no verification step confirming `xy/frontend:$IMAGE_TAG` and `xy/backend:$IMAGE_TAG` are present before `helm-pr-stg` creates/merges the staging Helm PR, which could point staging at a nonexistent image if it was never pushed or was later removed.</violation>
<violation number="4" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml:132">
P2: The helm-pr-stg guard only excludes a `build` failure, but a `build` job cancelled mid-push (runner interruption or a job-level cancel) also leaves the image tag unverified, and `needs.build.result == 'cancelled'` passes through this guard exactly like `skipped`. Pointing staging at a tag whose images may not be fully pushed breaks staging. Restrict the gate to success-or-skipped instead of `!= 'failure'`.</violation>
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| version: | ||
| description: "Existing XY release tag (semver, for example v0.1.0)" | ||
| required: true | ||
| ref: |
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P1: When a user with write access dispatches this workflow for a branch they control, the credentialed image build executes that branch's build inputs and pushes to all configured registries. Restrict dispatches to trusted refs or move arbitrary-ref previews to a separate no-secret build path; do not combine them with secrets: inherit.
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<comment>When a user with write access dispatches this workflow for a branch they control, the credentialed image build executes that branch's build inputs and pushes to all configured registries. Restrict dispatches to trusted refs or move arbitrary-ref previews to a separate no-secret build path; do not combine them with `secrets: inherit`.</comment>
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- version:
- description: "Existing XY release tag (semver, for example v0.1.0)"
- required: true
+ ref:
+ description: "Branch, tag, or commit SHA to deploy (default: main)"
+ required: false
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| steps: | ||
| - env: | ||
| IMAGE_TAG: ${{ needs.resolve.outputs.image_tag }} | ||
| run: echo "Approved for production promotion of ${IMAGE_TAG}" |
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P2: The protected approval step relies on the runner's inherited shell. Add an explicit step-local shell: bash so this production gate cannot change behavior through inherited defaults.
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(Based on your team's feedback about protected workflow step shape.) .</comment>
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+ steps:
+ - env:
+ IMAGE_TAG: ${{ needs.resolve.outputs.image_tag }}
+ run: echo "Approved for production promotion of ${IMAGE_TAG}"
+
+ helm-pr-prod:
</file context>
| # means staging is mid-deploy or hand-edited, and there is no single | ||
| # thing to promote — refuse rather than guess which half is live. | ||
| if [[ "$FRONTEND" != "$BACKEND" ]]; then | ||
| echo "::error::staging is split (frontend=${FRONTEND}, backend=${BACKEND}); refusing to promote" |
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P2: The split-state diagnostic writes raw tags from fetched values-stg.yaml into the GitHub Actions command stream. A multiline tag can emit a second ::... workflow command; escape the values before logging them.
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+ # means staging is mid-deploy or hand-edited, and there is no single
+ # thing to promote — refuse rather than guess which half is live.
+ if [[ "$FRONTEND" != "$BACKEND" ]]; then
+ echo "::error::staging is split (frontend=${FRONTEND}, backend=${BACKEND}); refusing to promote"
+ exit 1
+ fi
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| if [[ ! "$REF" =~ ^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._/-]{0,127}$ ]] || [[ "$REF" == *".."* ]]; then | ||
| echo "::error::ref must be a branch, tag, or commit ([A-Za-z0-9._/-], <=128 characters)" | ||
| exit 1 | ||
| fi | ||
| SHA=$(gh api "repos/${REPO}/commits/${REF}" --jq '.sha') |
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P2: Dispatching a valid Git branch or tag containing characters such as @, !, or , fails the new validation even though the workflow promises any ref. Validate control characters/length separately and pass the ref as the commits API sha query parameter instead of imposing a narrower ref alphabet.
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+ # repository's namespace, the leading class keeps `-` from reading
+ # as a flag, and 128 chars is the ceiling the reusable build/helm
+ # workflows enforce.
+ if [[ ! "$REF" =~ ^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._/-]{0,127}$ ]] || [[ "$REF" == *".."* ]]; then
+ echo "::error::ref must be a branch, tag, or commit ([A-Za-z0-9._/-], <=128 characters)"
+ exit 1
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| if [[ ! "$REF" =~ ^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._/-]{0,127}$ ]] || [[ "$REF" == *".."* ]]; then | |
| echo "::error::ref must be a branch, tag, or commit ([A-Za-z0-9._/-], <=128 characters)" | |
| exit 1 | |
| fi | |
| SHA=$(gh api "repos/${REPO}/commits/${REF}" --jq '.sha') | |
| if [[ -z "$REF" || "${#REF}" -gt 128 || "$REF" == *".."* || "$REF" =~ [[:cntrl:]] ]]; then | |
| echo "::error::ref must be a branch, tag, or commit (<=128 characters)" | |
| exit 1 | |
| fi | |
| SHA=$(gh api "repos/${REPO}/commits" --raw-field "sha=$REF" --jq '.[0].sha') |
| if: >- | ||
| !cancelled() | ||
| && needs.prepare.result == 'success' | ||
| && needs.build.result != 'failure' |
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P2: The helm-pr-stg guard only excludes a build failure, but a build job cancelled mid-push (runner interruption or a job-level cancel) also leaves the image tag unverified, and needs.build.result == 'cancelled' passes through this guard exactly like skipped. Pointing staging at a tag whose images may not be fully pushed breaks staging. Restrict the gate to success-or-skipped instead of != 'failure'.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml, line 132:
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+ !cancelled()
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+ && needs.build.result != 'failure'
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| && (needs.build.result == 'success' || needs.build.result == 'skipped') |
| else | ||
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| echo "source_sha=" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" | ||
| echo "source_ref=$IMAGE_TAG" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" |
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P2: When commit resolution fails, source_ref falls back to $IMAGE_TAG, which still carries the sha- prefix (e.g. sha-abc1234). This value is passed to _helm-docs-pr.yml, which renders it as https://github.com/${REPO}/commit/${SOURCE_REF}, producing a dead link since GitHub commit URLs don't recognize the sha- prefix. Use the already-computed $CANDIDATE (the stripped tag) instead.
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<comment>When commit resolution fails, `source_ref` falls back to `$IMAGE_TAG`, which still carries the `sha-` prefix (e.g. `sha-abc1234`). This value is passed to `_helm-docs-pr.yml`, which renders it as `https://github.com/${REPO}/commit/${SOURCE_REF}`, producing a dead link since GitHub commit URLs don't recognize the `sha-` prefix. Use the already-computed `$CANDIDATE` (the stripped tag) instead.</comment>
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+ else
+ echo "::warning::could not resolve a commit for ${IMAGE_TAG}; promoting the images anyway"
+ echo "source_sha=" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"
+ echo "source_ref=$IMAGE_TAG" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"
+ fi
+
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| echo "source_ref=$IMAGE_TAG" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" | |
| echo "source_ref=$CANDIDATE" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" |
| SHA="$RUN_SHA" | ||
| # The dev deploy pushed this exact tag. Promoting means pointing | ||
| # staging at those images, not building a second copy of them. | ||
| NEEDS_BUILD=false |
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P2: The workflow_run promotion path sets needs_build=false and skips the build job, trusting that the images the dev deploy pushed still exist in the registry. There's no verification step confirming xy/frontend:$IMAGE_TAG and xy/backend:$IMAGE_TAG are present before helm-pr-stg creates/merges the staging Helm PR, which could point staging at a nonexistent image if it was never pushed or was later removed.
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+ SHA="$RUN_SHA"
+ # The dev deploy pushed this exact tag. Promoting means pointing
+ # staging at those images, not building a second copy of them.
+ NEEDS_BUILD=false
fi
if [[ ! "$SHA" =~ ^[a-f0-9]{40}$ ]]; then
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Changes needed. Details are in the inline comments.
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main, and the post-release contract breaks.mainnow namesdeploy-docs-stg.ymlas reflex-release'spost-release-workflow, which requires thetag/package/versioninputs. #515 also addeddeploy-docs-site.yml. Mergemainand reconcile the two. - CodeQL fails: 1 critical alert ("Checkout of untrusted code in a privileged context", event trigger
workflow_run). Keep the credentialed build out of any workflow thatworkflow_runcan trigger. workflow_runhas no branch or event filter. A dev deploy dispatched on a feature branch auto-promotes that branch to staging. Prod then promotes it by default.CHANGELOG.mdis hand-edited. It is towncrier-generated onmain. Use anews/fragment orskip-changelog.- Spec drift in
spec/process/docs-deploy.md. It namesrelease.yml, claims separate concurrency groups while two prod writers exist, and omitsdeploy-docs-site.yml. Also update CLAUDE.md, production-readiness.md and contributing.md for whichever post-release design wins.
What I checked:
- actionlint is clean on both workflows. Every
run:block passesbash -n. - I traced the trigger and job conditions: a failed dev run skips staging, and a skipped
buildstill letshelm-pr-stgrun. - The docs site at the PR head builds and serves:
uv sync --frozenindocs/app,reflex run, then headless Chromium./docs/xy/returns 200 and renders 15 chart canvases. The only console errors are blocked external CDN requests in the sandbox.
The prod workflow's design looks sound once the items above are fixed: it resolves the tag before approval, refuses a split staging state, offers explicit-tag rollback, and reports the release context without blocking on it.
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| description: "Existing XY release tag (semver, for example v0.1.0)" | ||
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Required: this rewrite breaks the release pipeline's post-release dispatch on current main.
Since #498/#502, pyproject.toml sets post-release-workflow = "deploy-docs-stg.yml". publish.yml → reflex-release post-release dispatches this file once per published tag, with the inputs tag, package and version. The comment there says: "It must declare workflow_dispatch inputs named tag, package, version." This PR replaces those inputs with a single ref. After the merge, every release ends with a failed workflow_dispatch (unexpected inputs).
Also, #515 already added deploy-docs-site.yml: a dispatch-only docs deploy from any ref, through staging and prod approval, with no release needed. git merge-tree origin/main pr-495 shows conflicts in deploy-docs-stg.yml, CHANGELOG.md and scripts/check_release_version.py.
Requested change: merge main, then do one of these:
- Keep
deploy-docs-stg.ymlas the post-release target with itstag/package/versioncontract, and put the commit-driven staging path in a new file. Or extenddeploy-docs-site.ymlinstead. - Or change
post-release-workflowin[tool.reflex-release]and re-runreflex-release sync.
Either way, update pyproject.toml, CLAUDE.md § Releases, spec/process/production-readiness.md (the workflow table around L407–415 and §§ After a release) and spec/process/contributing.md:90. They all describe deploy-docs-stg.yml as "dispatched per published tag".
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Required: the workflow_run trigger has no branch or event filter, so staging auto-promotes unmerged branches.
deploy-docs-dev.yml has a bare workflow_dispatch:. prepare uses github.sha, so a dispatch on any branch builds and pushes sha-<short> for that branch's head. That run ends success. This trigger then fires and takes RUN_SHA = workflow_run.head_sha, which is the branch commit. It sets NEEDS_BUILD=false and auto-merges the staging values PR. A preview of a feature branch on dev silently becomes staging. deploy-docs-prod.yml then promotes "whatever staging runs" by default.
This contradicts spec/process/docs-deploy.md. That spec says staging promotes "the pair for a main commit" and that dispatch with an explicit ref is "the one path that does build".
Requested change: add branches: [main] under workflow_run:. Also gate prepare on github.event.workflow_run.event == 'push' (or head_branch == 'main') next to the conclusion == 'success' check.
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Required: the CodeQL check fails on this PR with 1 critical alert. The workflow_run trigger introduces it.
Annotation: .github/workflows/_build-docs-images.yml L60–69, "Checkout of untrusted code in a privileged context — Checkout of untrusted code from inputs.source_ref in a privileged workflow with later potential execution (event trigger: workflow_run)".
At runtime, build is skipped on the workflow_run path. The only protection is a job output (needs_build), and CodeQL cannot see it. The workflow also passes secrets: inherit to a build that checks out a ref from the triggering run. Reviewers must not wave this off, and the check stays red.
Requested change: keep the credentialed build out of any workflow that workflow_run can trigger. For example:
- Move the dispatch-and-build path to its own workflow (or to
deploy-docs-site.ymlon main). Keep this file promotion-only, with nobuildjob. - Or call staging promotion from
deploy-docs-dev.ymlas aworkflow_calljob afterhelm-pr-dev. That dropsworkflow_runcompletely.
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| - Docs-site deployment is driven by commits instead of release tags. Staging no | ||
| longer triggers on `push: tags: v*`; it promotes the images a successful dev | ||
| deploy already built for a `main` commit, or builds any branch/tag/commit on | ||
| demand via `workflow_dispatch`. A docs fix reaches staging on the merge that | ||
| makes it rather than on the next version tag. | ||
| - Production promotion moved out of the staging workflow into | ||
| `deploy-docs-prod.yml`, which ships the tag staging currently runs (read from | ||
| the internal chart's `values-stg.yaml`) or an explicit tag for rollback. The | ||
| two workflows hold separate concurrency groups, so a production approval | ||
| pending for up to 12 hours can no longer queue staging deploys behind it. | ||
| - Promotion no longer blocks on the GitHub Release and PyPI upload for a | ||
| version. The nearest reachable `v*` tag and its PyPI status are resolved | ||
| before the approval gate and written to the run summary instead — advisory | ||
| information for the approver, not a gate. New spec: | ||
| [`spec/process/docs-deploy.md`](spec/process/docs-deploy.md). |
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Required: do not hand-edit CHANGELOG.md.
On main (#498), this file is generated by towncrier and is the release trigger. Its header says: "Do not add or edit a version heading by hand — write a news fragment under news/ instead". The ## [Unreleased] section no longer exists there, and this hunk conflicts.
Requested change: drop the CHANGELOG.md edit. This PR touches no python/, src/ or js/ files, so a fragment is optional. If you want a changelog entry, add one with make news NAME=495.<type>.md. Otherwise use the skip-changelog label.
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| production approval pending for up to 12 hours cannot queue staging deploys | ||
| behind it. When both halves lived in one workflow they shared a group and it | ||
| could. | ||
| - **Releases stay owned by `release.yml`.** No docs workflow creates tags or | ||
| GitHub Releases, and `scripts/check_release_version.py` gates release tags | ||
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Required (spec drift after the merge):
- "Releases stay owned by
release.yml": onmain, releases come frompublish.ymlandbuild_release_artifacts.yml, which reflex-release generates. Also,deploy-docs-stg.ymlis part of the release path, as thepost-release-workflow. - "Staging never waits on production … separate concurrency groups": on
main,deploy-docs-site.ymlwritesvalues-prod.yamlunder thedeploy-xy-docs-stggroup, with its own 12 h approval. The newdeploy-docs-prod.ymlwrites the same file underdeploy-xy-docs-prod. Two prod writers in different groups can race, and the staging queue can still sit behind a prod approval. Pick one prod writer, or put every prod write in one group. - The ladder table and
spec/README.mdmust listdeploy-docs-site.yml. Otherwise, remove that workflow in this PR. - Non-blocking:
pyproject.tomlL66–67 still says the dunamai pattern exists to keep "the docs-deploy CalVer tags (2026.WW.N…)" out. This PR fixes the same claim incheck_release_version.pyand its test, so update this comment too.
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Small change: use (needs.build.result == 'success' || needs.build.result == 'skipped') here. Today a cancelled build passes this guard just like skipped. A build cancelled mid-push can then point staging at an incomplete tag. (cubic raised this too. I agree.)
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Preserve PR behavior while integrating the shared CI build and selection changes.
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<violation number="1" location="spec/process/docs-deploy.md:16">
P2: This new deployment spec leaves the existing release-readiness and contributor procedures stale, so operators see conflicting triggers, workflow ownership, and concurrency rules. Update those sections to describe the new dev→stg workflow, separate production promotion, and retained legacy dispatch explicitly.</violation>
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P3: The doc says the only build path is a dispatch with an explicit `ref`. Every `workflow_dispatch` of `deploy-docs-stg.yml` builds, including the no-input `main` default and the legacy `tag` dispatch. Correct the sentence to match.</violation>
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P2: `release.yml` does not exist in this repo, so this ownership claim points readers at a missing file. Name the actual release owners: `release_from_changelog.yml` and `publish.yml`.</violation>
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<file name=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-prod.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-prod.yml:36">
P1: This production concurrency group does not protect against `deploy-docs-site.yml`, which also updates the production Helm values but remains in the staging group. A site-only promotion can race this workflow and overwrite or conflict with the selected production tag; put all production updates behind a shared production lock while retaining a separate staging lock.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-prod.yml:55">
P3: The pre-approval `resolve` job mints a GitHub App token with every permission the App holds, but it only reads `values-stg.yaml`. Add `permission-contents: read` so the token is read-only before approval.</violation>
<violation number="3" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-prod.yml:85">
P2: `resolve` snapshots staging before approval, so staging can change during the 12-hour gate and production can then deploy an image no longer running there. Revalidate the staging pair after approval and fail on change, or otherwise make the approved candidate explicit.</violation>
<violation number="4" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-prod.yml:220">
P1: Rollback to a tag already promoted to production can silently do nothing. `_helm-docs-pr.yml` skips PR creation when `xy/prod/<tag>` already exists on helm-charts, and merged prod branches are not deleted. Confirm that helm-charts auto-deletes head branches, or make the reusable workflow handle an existing branch whose values differ from the requested tag.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml:44">
P2: Removing `queue: max` drops the pending-run retention that this group depends on. Restore it: a workflow_run promotion can otherwise silently cancel a queued manual staging dispatch. The site-deploy test also fails on this line.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml:56">
P1: The workflow_run path does not check the branch, so a manual dev deploy of a feature branch or tag auto-promotes that commit to staging. Add a `head_branch == 'main'` check to the workflow_run condition.</violation>
<violation number="3" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml:69">
P1: The retained release dispatch can overwrite newer main-based staging with the older published tag. Remove the post-release staging dispatch, or make the legacy dispatch non-authoritative by resolving `main` instead of `inputs.tag` and update its documented contract.</violation>
<violation number="4" location=".github/workflows/deploy-docs-stg.yml:86">
P2: Dispatching a commit that dev already built rebuilds and re-pushes the same `sha-<short>` tag, so staging and dev can run different bytes under one tag. Skip the build when the tag already exists in the registry.</violation>
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P3: The docstring now says post-release shapes are rejected, but `_RELEASE` and the tests intentionally accept canonical `.postN` tags. Remove `post/` from this sentence so the release-gate documentation matches its behavior.</violation>
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| needs: [resolve, await-approval] | ||
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P1: Rollback to a tag already promoted to production can silently do nothing. _helm-docs-pr.yml skips PR creation when xy/prod/<tag> already exists on helm-charts, and merged prod branches are not deleted. Confirm that helm-charts auto-deletes head branches, or make the reusable workflow handle an existing branch whose values differ from the requested tag.
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<comment>Rollback to a tag already promoted to production can silently do nothing. `_helm-docs-pr.yml` skips PR creation when `xy/prod/<tag>` already exists on helm-charts, and merged prod branches are not deleted. Confirm that helm-charts auto-deletes head branches, or make the reusable workflow handle an existing branch whose values differ from the requested tag.</comment>
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+ needs: [resolve, await-approval]
+ permissions:
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+ uses: ./.github/workflows/_helm-docs-pr.yml
+ with:
+ image_tag: ${{ needs.resolve.outputs.image_tag }}
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| # deployed did succeed, and its images are already in the registry.) | ||
| if: >- | ||
| github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' | ||
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P1: The workflow_run path does not check the branch, so a manual dev deploy of a feature branch or tag auto-promotes that commit to staging. Add a head_branch == 'main' check to the workflow_run condition.
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+ # deployed did succeed, and its images are already in the registry.)
+ if: >-
+ github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch'
+ || github.event.workflow_run.conclusion == 'success'
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| || github.event.workflow_run.conclusion == 'success' | |
| || (github.event.workflow_run.conclusion == 'success' && github.event.workflow_run.head_branch == 'main') |
| VERSION: ${{ inputs.tag || github.ref_name }} | ||
| EVENT_NAME: ${{ github.event_name }} | ||
| EVENT_SHA: ${{ github.sha }} | ||
| REF: ${{ inputs.ref || inputs.tag || 'main' }} |
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P1: The retained release dispatch can overwrite newer main-based staging with the older published tag. Remove the post-release staging dispatch, or make the legacy dispatch non-authoritative by resolving main instead of inputs.tag and update its documented contract.
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- VERSION: ${{ inputs.tag || github.ref_name }}
EVENT_NAME: ${{ github.event_name }}
- EVENT_SHA: ${{ github.sha }}
+ REF: ${{ inputs.ref || inputs.tag || 'main' }}
+ RUN_SHA: ${{ github.event.workflow_run.head_sha }}
REPO: ${{ github.repository }}
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P1: This production concurrency group does not protect against deploy-docs-site.yml, which also updates the production Helm values but remains in the staging group. A site-only promotion can race this workflow and overwrite or conflict with the selected production tag; put all production updates behind a shared production lock while retaining a separate staging lock.
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<comment>This production concurrency group does not protect against `deploy-docs-site.yml`, which also updates the production Helm values but remains in the staging group. A site-only promotion can race this workflow and overwrite or conflict with the selected production tag; put all production updates behind a shared production lock while retaining a separate staging lock.</comment>
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+ contents: read
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+concurrency:
+ group: deploy-xy-docs-prod
+ cancel-in-progress: false
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| production approval pending for up to 12 hours cannot queue staging deploys | ||
| behind it. When both halves lived in one workflow they shared a group and it | ||
| could. | ||
| - **Releases stay owned by `release.yml`.** No docs workflow creates tags or |
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+ production approval pending for up to 12 hours cannot queue staging deploys
+ behind it. When both halves lived in one workflow they shared a group and it
+ could.
+- **Releases stay owned by `release.yml`.** No docs workflow creates tags or
+ GitHub Releases, and `scripts/check_release_version.py` gates release tags
+ only. Nothing in the docs ladder calls it.
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| - **Releases stay owned by `release.yml`.** No docs workflow creates tags or | |
| - **Releases stay owned by `release_from_changelog.yml` and `publish.yml`.** No docs workflow creates tags or |
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| | dev | `charts/internal/values-tenant-dev.yaml` | every push to `main` | `deploy-docs-dev.yml` | | ||
| | stg | `charts/internal/values-stg.yaml` | a successful dev deploy, or dispatch with any ref | `deploy-docs-stg.yml` | |
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P2: This new deployment spec leaves the existing release-readiness and contributor procedures stale, so operators see conflicting triggers, workflow ownership, and concurrency rules. Update those sections to describe the new dev→stg workflow, separate production promotion, and retained legacy dispatch explicitly.
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+| Environment | Values file | Trigger | Workflow |
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+| dev | `charts/internal/values-tenant-dev.yaml` | every push to `main` | `deploy-docs-dev.yml` |
+| stg | `charts/internal/values-stg.yaml` | a successful dev deploy, or dispatch with any ref | `deploy-docs-stg.yml` |
+| prod | `charts/internal/values-prod.yaml` | dispatch + `production` environment approval | `deploy-docs-prod.yml` |
+
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| echo "::notice::Promoting the explicitly requested tag ${IMAGE_TAG} (rollback path)" | ||
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| gh api "repos/${HELM_REPO}/contents/${STG_VALUES}" \ |
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P2: resolve snapshots staging before approval, so staging can change during the 12-hour gate and production can then deploy an image no longer running there. Revalidate the staging pair after approval and fail on change, or otherwise make the approved candidate explicit.
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+ echo "::notice::Promoting the explicitly requested tag ${IMAGE_TAG} (rollback path)"
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+ gh api "repos/${HELM_REPO}/contents/${STG_VALUES}" \
+ -H "Accept: application/vnd.github.raw" > /tmp/values-stg.yaml
+ FRONTEND=$(yq -r '.apps.xy.frontend.image.tag // ""' /tmp/values-stg.yaml)
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+ `values-stg.yaml`. It refuses to act if that file's frontend and backend tags
+ disagree, since a split staging state has no single thing to promote.
+
+The one path that does build is a `workflow_dispatch` of `deploy-docs-stg.yml`
+with an explicit `ref`: an arbitrary branch, tag, or commit may never have been
+built. That is also how a preview of an unmerged branch reaches staging.
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| - name: Generate GitHub App token | ||
| id: app-token | ||
| uses: actions/create-github-app-token@bcd2ba49218906704ab6c1aa796996da409d3eb1 # v3.2.0 |
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+ with:
+ app-id: ${{ vars.HELM_BOT_APP_ID }}
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| carry — CalVer-style `2026.WW.N`, deployment or infrastructure markers — is | ||
| rejected, and nothing outside the release path depends on this gate: the docs | ||
| site deploys by commit rather than by tag (`spec/process/docs-deploy.md`). | ||
| Dev/post/local shapes stay rejected: dev versions are the between-tags marker |
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+carry — CalVer-style `2026.WW.N`, deployment or infrastructure markers — is
+rejected, and nothing outside the release path depends on this gate: the docs
+site deploys by commit rather than by tag (`spec/process/docs-deploy.md`).
+Dev/post/local shapes stay rejected: dev versions are the between-tags marker
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| Dev/post/local shapes stay rejected: dev versions are the between-tags marker | |
| Dev/local shapes stay rejected: dev versions are the between-tags marker |
What was wrong
deploy-docs-stg.ymltriggered onpush: tags: v*, so the docs site could only ship when the library shipped. A typo fix, a new gallery example, or a corrected benchmark table waited for the next version tag, and a slipped release took the docs with it. Three further things fell out of that design:verify-library-release).await-prod-approvalhastimeout-minutes: 720and sits inside the workflow-levelconcurrencygroup withcancel-in-progress: false, so any later staging deploy queued behind it for up to 12 hours. Rare at release cadence; unworkable at commit cadence.verify-library-releasecould never report its own failure. 30 attempts × 60s of sleeping exceeded the job'stimeout-minutes: 30, so the job was killed a beat before printing the explicit "refusing to promote" error.Separately,
scripts/check_release_version.pyand its test claimed the docs site deploys on CalVer2026.WW.Ntags. Nothing has ever done that — the workflow deployed onv*.What this does
Staging follows commits (
deploy-docs-stg.yml, rewritten). Two entry points, onesha-<short7>tag scheme shared with the dev deploy:workflow_runafter a successful dev deploy — staging promotes the images that run already built for the commit, skipping the build job entirely rather than producing a second copy of bytes that already exist;workflow_dispatchwith aref— any branch, tag, or commit on demand, which does build, since nothing may have built that ref yet. This is also how an unmerged branch gets previewed on staging.Production promotion moves to its own workflow (
deploy-docs-prod.yml, new). It promotes the tag staging currently runs, read out of the internal chart'svalues-stg.yaml— preserving the "prod gets exactly what a human looked at on staging" guarantee the old single-run chain got for free — and refuses to act if that file's frontend and backend tags disagree, since a split staging state has no single thing to promote. An explicitimage_taginput is the rollback path: any tag still in the registry ships without a rebuild or a re-cut release. Theproductionenvironment approval is unchanged. The separate concurrency group is what un-blocks staging.The release coupling becomes information, not a gate. Decoupling means production docs can describe code that is not on PyPI yet, so the consequence is surfaced where the decision is made:
resolvecomputes the nearest reachablev*tag, how far ahead of it the promoted commit is, and that version's PyPI status, and writes them to the run summary before the approval gate. An unreachable PyPI reports unknown rather than unpublished — a wrong claim there is worse than an honest one. Blocking on any of it would restore the coupling this PR removes.Verification
Workflow YAML parses; every
run:block passesbash -n; both resolve scripts were executed against stubbedgh/yqand a scratch git repo with real tags:../../etc,refs/heads/../x,-rf,a b, a 129-char ref, an empty ref, an unresolvable ref, and a malformed upstream SHA;make check-ci,ruff check,ruff format --check, andpytest tests/test_check_release_version.pyall pass. Thedocs-app-codespellpre-commit hook fails in this sandbox (docs/appvenv cannot be provisioned,codespellbinary missing) — it fails identically on a clean checkout and only matches^docs/, which this PR does not touch.Notes for review
workflow_runtriggers only fire once the workflow file is on the default branch, so the automatic staging promotion starts working after this merges;workflow_dispatchworks immediately.mainrather than release candidates. That is the intended shape of the change, but it is the one behavioral judgment call here worth a second opinion.spec/process/docs-deploy.md, linked fromspec/README.md, documenting the ladder, the trigger model, build-once-promote-many, rollback, and the required repository variables/secrets.Generated by Claude Code
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