The package was added pointing at v0.1.0 with a placeholder checksum,
but that tag was never cut; upstream went straight to v1.0.0. The
package has never built anywhere. Point at the real tag and fill the
digest. The upstream watch keeps it current from here.
A workflow_dispatch runs from master's head. That commit's PR merged
something unrelated, so looking the PR up by commit attached a failed
elsewhen report to #515, whose merge had nothing to do with elsewhen.
Dispatch runs now go to the log only. The log append also moves ahead
of the PR comment so the record exists by the time anyone follows the
comment to it.
multiarch/qemu-user-static stopped at QEMU 7.2 (January 2023). Under it,
qmake's compiler probe (`g++ -E -v` in toolchain.prf) returns nothing on the
current gcc 16 toolchain, so every qmake package fails on aarch64 with
"failed to parse default include paths from compiler output" (hype, PR #517).
The same PKGBUILD builds under QEMU 10.2.3 and 11.1.
Register through tonistiigi/binfmt at a pinned tag, on both the ephemeral
builder droplets and the rootful-Docker path of setup_qemu, uninstalling any
existing entry first because the tool keeps an older registration in place.
The tag is now the one place that decides what every emulated build runs
under. Flags stay F and C, which rootless sudo inside the builder needs.
Re-running publish for a package that is already live (a dispatch for
something that turned out fine, or a retry after a partial failure) made
bin/build report nothing to build and exit 2, which the publish step
treated as an error. The collect step now dry-runs first: if the channel
already holds master's version the package is recorded as
already-published and skipped, and a run where every package is in that
state exits cleanly with a record saying so.
When a package had no PR artifact and its build failed, the publish
step never ran, no record was written, and the report job failed
looking for it. The collect step now records each package's source
(PR artifact, built here, or build-failed) and writes the record itself
when a build fails, so the report can say plainly that nothing was
published and why.
A PR whose diff against its base is empty has already landed some other
way, typically a sync PR carrying the same bump or a merge from master
that swallowed it. Merging it records a change that isn't one and could
mask a real mistake. result now fails with a message saying to close it.
The publish job now writes publish-record.json describing every
channel/architecture slot it touched: the packages, whether the slot was
published or failed, the target (live or a proof prefix), the commit and
the run. A report job renders that as a comment on the PR the merge
commit came from (looked up by commit, so squash and rebase merges work)
and appends the record as one line to publish-log.jsonl in the bucket,
served next to the packages at https://pkgs.omarchy.org/publish-log.jsonl.
Failures are reported too, with the slots that landed before the failure,
which is when a human most needs to know.
Every pull request now builds the package directories it touches on
ephemeral DigitalOcean droplets, and every merge to master publishes the
resulting artifacts into the channels each package belongs to. The
repository host's timers become the fallback rather than the pipeline.
Build (.github/workflows/build-pr.yml)
One job per package per architecture, always against edge. The artifact
is labelled with the package directory's git tree hash. Tooling (bin/,
helpers/, build/) is checked out from the base branch; the PR supplies
only pkgbuilds/, so a PR can change what is built, never how. Builds
run only for trusted authors: collaborators, .github/VOUCHED.td, or a
PR carrying the build-approved label. A single required check, result,
aggregates the matrix.
Publish (.github/workflows/publish.yml, bin/publish-artifact)
One job per merge. It collects the PR artifacts for the merged tree,
builds anything that has none, then walks each channel/architecture
slot once: pull that database, repo-add every package that belongs in
it, upload packages, signatures, then the database. A published
filename is immutable; identical bytes under an existing name only
gain a database entry, different bytes are refused. Fast-ring packages
reach edge, rc and stable in the same run from the same file.
Matrix (bin/build-matrix)
Package x architecture, with the channels the artifact ships to,
decided by package_builds_for_mirror so CI and the host agree.
arch=any packages build once and land in every architecture database.
Builder (build/build.sh, bin/build, build/Dockerfile)
With no local published tree, plan against and resolve from the public
channel over HTTPS. PACKAGER is set to Omarchy. rclone is in the image.
Runners (ci/)
A controller droplet polls GitHub with curl and creates one g5 droplet
per queued job from cloud-init, deleting them when off or over-age.
Builders carry QEMU with credential support for aarch64. Operator SSH
keys come from GitHub. tests/controller.sh and tests/publish-artifact.sh
cover the decisions against fixtures and real makepkg output.
Tests run on pull requests only; branch protection requires result,
self-tests and build-isolation with up-to-date branches.
Incremental advances collide with same-version artifacts that reached the
destination through another lineage — the stable -> rc bootstrap seed and
native rc builds are not byte-identical to edge's builds of the same
version. A collision means the package has not moved in the source since,
so keep the destination's published copy and continue; the hard failure
also aborted before the db rebuild and sync, leaving the advance half-done.
Also stop advancing pinned packages into rc: eligibility deferred to
package_builds_for_mirror, whose OMARCHY_RC_PINS gate is never set during
an advance, so edge's omarchy/omarchy-settings looked movable — and could
have overtaken an in-flight RC pin under a fresh filename.
Ryan Hughes