Fail tagged builds when version stamping misses - #2560
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The release and docker workflows both sed the canary version out of config/app.php with slightly different patterns and no verification, so a formatting drift in config/app.php would silently ship a release that still reports canary. Both now use a shared composite action that strips the leading v, rejects empty or ref-shaped values, and fails the build when the replaced line cannot be found afterwards.
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DockerPublish
participant ReleaseWorkflow
participant StampVersion
participant AppConfig
DockerPublish->>StampVersion: provide release version
ReleaseWorkflow->>StampVersion: provide github.ref_name
StampVersion->>StampVersion: validate and normalize version
StampVersion->>AppConfig: replace canary version
StampVersion->>AppConfig: verify stamped version
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The unquoted echo collapsed the double space separator, so sha256sum -c rejected the file.
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In @.github/actions/stamp-version/action.yml:
- Line 22: Validate VERSION against the supported version grammar before
constructing or executing the sed command in the stamp-version action. Reject
ref-valid tags containing sed metacharacters or shell substitutions, and only
interpolate a validated VERSION into the replacement used by the existing config
update.
In @.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml:
- Line 162: Update the stamp-version action reference in the build-and-push
workflow from the mutable `@main` ref to the full SHA of the reviewed commit,
verifying that the pinned commit contains
.github/actions/stamp-version/action.yml.
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A ref-valid tag containing sed metacharacters could break out of the replacement and execute a sed e command, so the input guard now accepts only X.Y.Z with an optional prerelease suffix, which also covers the previous empty and ref-shaped checks.
Part of the 1.0 versioning work.
The release and docker workflows both sed the canary version out of
config/app.phpwith slightly different patterns and no verification, so a formatting drift would silently ship a release that still reports canary. Both now use a sharedstamp-versioncomposite action that strips a leading v, rejects empty or ref-shaped values, and greps for the stamped line afterwards, failing the build when the replacement did not happen.The docker workflow references the action from main because scheduled rebuilds check out a release tag that may not contain the action file yet. The first tagged build after this merges is the real end-to-end test.