GHA cache was serving stale npm install layers despite cache-bust ARG.
Remove all caching — every build is now fully clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 2.0.0-dev tag was only built from the now-merged
feature/serverless-2.0.0 branch. Pushes to main only tagged latest,
so the 2.0.0-dev image in the registry was frozen and missing all
recent fixes. Default to latest and also tag main builds as 2.0.0-dev
for backwards compatibility.
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The native Claude Code installer (and other tools) fetch "latest" at
build time, but Docker layer caching serves stale layers because the
RUN command text never changes. Add TOOLS_CACHEBUST build arg with
github.run_id so every CI run re-downloads fresh tool binaries.
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Updates GitHub Actions to build development images from serverless feature branch:
## GitHub Actions Updates
- Trigger builds on feature/serverless-* branches
- Add 2.0.0-dev tag for feature/serverless-2.0.0 branch
- New routing proxy build job for serverless features
- Parallel builds: main devcontainer + routing proxy
## Chart Updates
- Default image tag changed to 2.0.0-dev
- Routing proxy tag updated to 2.0.0-dev
- Ready for development testing
## Build Outputs
When pushed to feature/serverless-2.0.0:
- ghcr.io/cpfarhood/devcontainer:2.0.0-dev
- ghcr.io/cpfarhood/devcontainer-routing-proxy:2.0.0-dev
This enables immediate testing of serverless features without manual builds.
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Remove tag triggers and duplicate release job from build-and-push.yaml.
The release-unified.yaml workflow handles the full release flow (Docker
build, Helm chart, GitHub release) when triggered via workflow_dispatch.
Previously, release-unified.yaml pushing a commit to main AND a v* tag
would trigger build-and-push.yaml up to twice, causing multiple Docker
builds to race for the :latest tag. The stale GHA layer cache in the
racing build could overwrite :latest with an image missing new tools
(e.g., crush, opencode).
Changes:
- Remove tags: ['v*'] trigger (release-unified handles tag-based releases)
- Remove duplicate release job (Helm chart + GitHub release)
- Remove semver tag patterns from metadata (not needed without tag trigger)
- Skip builds from github-actions[bot] to avoid racing with release commits
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- Move release job into build-and-push workflow with dependency
- Remove separate release.yaml workflow to prevent race condition
- Ensures Docker image is available before GitHub release is published
Fixes the issue where clients see release with docker pull instructions
before the image is uploaded to GHCR.
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Removed 4 redundant workflow files:
- helm-publish.yaml (integrated into release-unified)
- helm-release.yaml.old (the auto-version-bump nightmare)
- release.yaml (replaced by release-unified)
- tag-release.md (old docs, replaced by README.md)
Now down to just 3 clean workflows:
- release-unified.yaml: Complete release process
- quick-fix.yaml: Emergency Docker builds
- build-and-push.yaml: Automatic CI for PRs/tags
Also updated documentation to reflect the simplified pipeline.
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BREAKING CHANGE: Removed auto-version-bump workflow that was causing [skip ci] hell
New features:
- Unified release workflow that handles everything in one go
- Quick fix workflow for emergency deployments
- No more [skip ci] preventing Docker builds
- No more manual tag juggling
- Single button release process
The old pipeline was a disaster with disconnected workflows, auto-version-bumps
with [skip ci] that prevented Docker builds, and required manual tag deletion/
re-pushing to trigger builds. This new pipeline is actually usable.
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Changed SHA tag prefix from `{{branch}}-` to `sha-` to fix build
failures when creating releases from tags. The `{{branch}}` variable
is empty when building from tags (e.g., v1.0.0), which resulted in
invalid Docker tags like `:-7bdde95` instead of `sha-7bdde95`.
This fixes the v1.0.0 release build failure.
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Add comprehensive release management documentation and changelog.
New files:
- .github/workflows/tag-release.md: Complete release process guide
- Semantic versioning guidelines
- 3 methods for creating releases (CLI, git, web UI)
- Version bump guidelines (major/minor/patch)
- Pre-release support (alpha/beta/rc)
- Release checklist
- Docker image tagging strategy
- Example workflows
- CHANGELOG.md: Changelog following Keep a Changelog format
- Unreleased section with all current features
- Template for future releases
- Adheres to Semantic Versioning
Release Process:
1. Create annotated git tag (e.g., v1.0.0)
2. Push tag to GitHub
3. GitHub Actions automatically:
- Builds Docker image
- Pushes with multiple tags (v1.0.0, 1.0, 1, latest)
- Creates GitHub release with notes
Ready for v1.0.0 release!
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Chris Farhood
DevContainer User