Emir Beganovic
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Which channels a run makes and where they go, and what is laid out and what latest.json then says, were shell inside the workflow file, tried only by hand. A green run published a latest.json with the Omarchy version in it twice, and nothing noticed. Both are scripts now, test/vm-image/nightly-plan and nightly-layout, and test/unit/nightly-test.sh tries them without a runner: a first run, a run started again, a release already published, a tag that is not a version; every field of latest.json for each channel, the checksums against the files, the version a consumer reads from the ISO's name. nightly-layout also refuses to describe an image it cannot describe fully, and checks its own latest.json before anything is published. The same test covers two things the install test decides: which Omarchy packages an ISO installs, and when an install is over.