fix(ci): serialize Docker release image sets - #1621
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Keep push and manual scans independent while cancelling only superseded scans for the same pull request and repository. Signed-off-by: Seongho Bae <me@seonghobae.me> Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Docker publication logic moves into a reusable workflow. The caller now controls release-set concurrency, while the reusable workflow validates tags, builds three multi-platform images, publishes them with OCI metadata, SBOM, and provenance, and records digests. Tests update governance and concurrency assertions. ChangesDocker release publication
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Prerelease publications can currently replace the Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Publish as docker-publish.yml
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Publish->>Release: invoke workflow_call
Release->>Release: validate tag and VERSION
Release->>Buildx: build amd64 and arm64 images
Buildx->>GHCR: push images with tags, SBOM, and provenance
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In @.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml:
- Line 29: Update the concurrency group expressions in the matrix workflow to
include matrix.component, ensuring each component has an independent group.
Apply this to the validation group at .github/workflows/docker-publish.yml:29
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printf 'HEAD=%s\nREQUESTED=%s\n' "$actual" "$requested"
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git diff --no-ext-diff --no-renames "${requested}^" "$requested" -- .github/workflows
for name in docker-publish.yml app-ci.yml bandit.yml dependency-review.yml; do
path="$(fd -a -t f "^${name}$" .github/workflows | head -n 1 || true)"
if [ -n "$path" ]; then
printf '\n===== %s =====\n' "$path"
nl -ba "$path"
fi
done
printf '\n===== reusable workflow calls =====\n'
rg -n -C 5 '^\s*uses:\s+\./\.github/workflows/|^\s*uses:\s+[^#[:space:]]+/.github/workflows/|^\s*concurrency:|^\s*permissions:|^\s*needs:|sbom|provenance|deploy|attest' .github/workflowsLength of output: 1794 🤖 web_search executed:
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test_path="$(fd -a -t f '^test_release_governance\.py$' backend/tests | head -n 1)"
printf '===== exact commit test diff: %s =====\n' "$test_path"
git diff --no-ext-diff --no-renames "${requested}^" "$requested" -- "$test_path"
for name in docker-publish.yml app-ci.yml bandit.yml dependency-review.yml; do
path="$(fd -a -t f "^${name}$" .github/workflows | head -n 1 || true)"
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printf '\n===== %s =====\n' "$path"
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printf '\n===== all workflow files =====\n'
fd -a -t f -e yml -e yaml .github/workflows | sort
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printf '\n===== release governance test outline and relevant assertions =====\n'
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backend/tests/test_release_governance.py
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printf '\n===== %s =====\n' "$path"
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.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml \
.github/workflows/docker-release-images.yml \
.github/workflows/deploy.yml \
backend/tests/test_release_governance.py
printf '\n===== exact commit changes across release workflows and governance tests =====\n'
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In @.github/workflows/docker-release-images.yml:
- Line 144: Update the Docker metadata tags configuration so automatic latest
tagging is disabled, and make the explicit latest tag conditional on the
stable-version output. Preserve versioned tags while ensuring prerelease VERSION
values never publish or move the latest tag.
In `@backend/tests/test_docker_workflow_concurrency.py`:
- Line 27: Update the assertion using bare_group and header.splitlines() so each
header line is stripped before comparison, ensuring the unsuffixed group is
rejected while preserving the distinct expected_group prefix behavior.
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fix/docker-publish-pr-concurrency@b2ee42b6e9286aac4b908a644f472c71d9ccc2a66e1378c90d331d43e2a7df1dd49ba2e3d6d74841.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml,.github/workflows/docker-release-images.yml,backend/tests/test_docker_workflow_concurrency.py,backend/tests/test_release_governance.py,docs/adr/0005-whole-release-publication-serialization.md,docs/adr/README.md,docs/operations/release-deployment-architecture.mdFinding verification
The predecessor
12d8cac...fixed the first real defect: backend/naruon/frontend matrix children no longer shared one pending queue. It still did not serialize a release as one image set. The workflow-level tag group is intentionally unique perrun_id(inherited from #1592), while the predecessor job-level groups were component-specific. Two runs for the same tag/ref could therefore overlap asrelease A/backend,release B/frontend, etc.; downstream deployment could observe a publication set that was component-safe but not release-set serialized.The earlier Codex thread claiming
queueis unsupported was re-verified against current GitHub Actions authority and is stale. Current workflow syntax documents optionalqueueforconcurrency;queue: maxallows a bounded multi-pending queue and is incompatible only withcancel-in-progress: true. Jobs that call reusable workflows supportconcurrencyandpermissions.Primary authority:
Reality RED → causal repair
Whole-release RED
86ea64021487c6b2c9897832d5645db7fbe3b7d7test_docker_release_publication_serializes_whole_image_set_per_ref()makes the unresolved invariant executable: a same-repository/same-ref release must hold one non-cancelling bounded lock for the entire image set, not one independent lock per matrix child. The test requires a caller-wideBuild and Publish Docker Images-publish-set-${{ github.repository }}-${{ github.ref }}group and a reusable release-image workflow boundary.Whole-release GREEN
c8b565ec7b38cd84bf980be9a6672fafe3bd126cThe release matrix moved intact to
.github/workflows/docker-release-images.yml(workflow_call). The tag-triggeredpublish_imagesjob indocker-publish.ymlnow calls that reusable workflow while holding one repository+ref concurrency lock:The caller cannot complete until the called workflow completes, so release B for the same ref cannot enter publication until release A's backend/naruon/frontend matrix has finished. Within one release, the three components remain parallel. Existing exact action pins, tag/VERSION equality, OCI annotations, GHCR login, version tags, multi-arch build, provenance, SBOM and digest evidence remain in the called workflow. Deployment stays downstream of the whole image set.
Governance contract repair
e4ab2abd5e1108fbf2acfdd06e6ce42f61d30495Decomposition exposed a second real RED: release-governance assertions treated
docker-publish.ymlas both PR-validation and release-publication implementation. Release-only assertions now readdocker-release-images.yml; caller+called composition remains governed and hardened-workflow coverage includes the new reusable file.Proposed decision/operability repair
2e09118db01af40264ab2b6bd76734ea0100e961ADR-0005 records the whole-release lock boundary as Proposed, not protected-branch acceptance. The ADR index and release/deployment architecture describe the caller/reusable split and bounded queue semantics.
Review RED
d5b1e09d9c65174981734deb58780a67f6d40c27Fresh CodeRabbit review found two valid defects in the proposed release path:
latesthandling could combine with an explicit rawlatest, and the release path had not made the repository's stable-version invariant fail closed before publication;The RED makes both contracts executable.
Review GREEN
0d45b5324e5bd8b708212a9e729460a886230933→ exact docs head6e1378c90d331d43e2a7df1dd49ba2e3d6d74841The release workflow now rejects any
VERSIONoutside the governed stable numericX.Y.Zform before tag comparison, registry login or metadata generation.docker/metadata-actionusesflavor.latest=false; one explicitlatestremains after the stable guard. The regression compares stripped YAML lines so the unsuffixed concurrency group can no longer pass because of indentation. Both CodeRabbit threads are resolved; the exact final documentation commit records the same invariant in Proposed ADR-0005 and the release runbook.Evidence boundary
Fresh workflow lookup for exact
6e1378c...returns no ordinary PR-triggered workflow runs. This stack still targets #1592's branch (fix/docker-publish-pr-concurrency), while repository PR workflows are scoped to protected/base release lanes. Absence is non-passing evidence, not source failure. Do not manufacture synchronize events, temporary retargets, dummy commits or predecessor-check reuse.The latest CodeRabbit
CHANGES_REQUESTEDsubmission reviewed predecessore4ab2...; its two actionable threads are now source-repaired and resolved, but that submission is not a formal approval of6e1378c.... Current-head qualifying independent approval is therefore absent.Stack and external blockers
#1592 remains the canonical PR-validation concurrency prerequisite and is not protected-integrated because the central required CodeQL path is non-passing. The protected base also needs the already-owned frontend security prerequisite #1623 before normal protected-base validation of this Docker descendant can be considered clean; dependency source is not copied into this lane. Central CodeQL terminal-receipt sequencing remains owned by
ContextualWisdomLab/.github#1929.After #1592 and the applicable protected-base security prerequisite normally land, ordinary-restack/retarget this branch, then obtain one unchanged exact head with repository CI/security/Docker plus every then-live central required context terminal-success and a qualifying post-last-push independent approval. The first real tag publication after protected integration must preserve GHCR digest, SBOM, provenance, reproducibility and rollback evidence; a source-only regression is not release acceptance.
Merge boundary
Keep Draft until the prerequisite stack is protected-integrated, this effective delta is replayed on the normal protected-base lane, all required contexts are terminal-success, and current-head review has zero valid unresolved finding/thread plus a qualifying independent approval. No force-push, destructive rebase, self-approval, dummy/no-op requeue, synthetic status, predecessor-evidence reuse, review dismissal/fabrication, admin bypass, central-workflow copy, authorization widening, gate weakening, or dependency-source copy into this Docker lane.