CI triggers on dev/uat/main. Promotion gate replaces dual-approval.
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* chore: remove E2E testing and fix CI pnpm build errors
Delete all non-browser E2E testing infrastructure (board directive).
Fix ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDS by adding pnpm.onlyBuiltDependencies.
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* fix: pin pnpm 9.15.4 and regenerate lockfile for CI
Adds packageManager field so CI uses Corepack with pnpm 9 instead of
pnpm@latest (11.x), which has incompatible build script approval.
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The Renovate workflow was failing because:
1. The required 'token' input was not provided
2. The 'renovate-json5' input is no longer supported in renovatebot/github-action@v40.3.0
This fix restores automated dependency updates for the repo.
Resolves: CI failures on Renovate workflow
The reusable plugin-e2e.yaml@main lacks pnpm support. Switching to
the PR branch that has pnpm detector, Corepack setup, and pnpm commands.
Will revert to @main once PR #141 merges.
- PRI-619 E2E fix
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Calls the shared privilegedescalation/.github dual-approval-check
reusable workflow to enforce CTO + QA approval as a GitHub status check.
Once privilegedescalation/.github#47 is merged, this status check can
be added to required_status_checks in branch protection.
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The shared release workflow now requires RELEASE_APP_ID and
RELEASE_APP_PRIVATE_KEY secrets for PR creation, since the org
blocks GITHUB_TOKEN from creating PRs.
Depends on privilegedescalation/.github#31
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The reusable release workflow declares pull-requests:write but the
caller didn't grant it, causing startup_failure on GitHub Actions.
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Configures the reusable release workflow to fetch the latest release
tag from rook/rook and set appVersion in artifacthub-pkg.yml.
This keeps our Artifact Hub listing in sync with the upstream project.
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* ci: switch to org-level reusable workflows
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* chore: retrigger CI after reusable workflows merged
* feat: add workflow_dispatch to CI workflow
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Replaces hardcoded headlamp-rook-plugin tarball name with dynamic
PKG_NAME from package.json for consistency with other plugins.
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The self-hosted runner doesn't have gh CLI installed, causing
"gh: command not found" at the Create GitHub Release step.
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The dynamic PKG_NAME read from package.json returns "rook", causing
`mv rook-X.Y.Z.tar.gz rook-X.Y.Z.tar.gz` to fail as a self-rename.
Hardcode "headlamp-rook-plugin" as the tarball name to match the repo
and artifacthub expectations.
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Renames the plugin from headlamp-rook-ceph-plugin to headlamp-rook-plugin
across all files: package.json, package-lock.json, artifacthub-pkg.yml,
release workflow, README, CHANGELOG, CLAUDE.md, CONTRIBUTING, SECURITY,
and src/index.tsx.
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