Add a Linux build target and a nightly pre-release - #1
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Linux x86_64 joins Windows as a packaged platform. The release workflow now builds both in parallel and publishes them together, and a daily schedule produces a rolling `nightly` pre-release. - Rename release-windows.yml to release.yml with `prepare`, `build-windows`, `build-linux`, and `publish` jobs. The Linux job runs on a pinned ubuntu-24.04 image and bundles an AppImage, .deb, and .rpm; it fails unless exactly one of each exists and the binary links libwebkit2gtk-4.1. The publish job merges both platforms into one latest.json, so the updater serves windows-x86_64 and linux-x86_64. - Schedule a nightly at 03:00 UTC that recreates the `nightly` tag and pre-release at HEAD, skipping when nothing changed. Pre-releases never become releases/latest, so the stable updater channel is unaffected. - Add a test-linux job to core-ci so the cfg(unix) tests run in CI. - Add scripts/build-all.sh and scripts/verify.sh as counterparts of the PowerShell scripts, with `npm run build:all:unix`. - Declare `git` as a runtime dependency of the .deb and .rpm packages. Running the checks on Linux surfaced four fixes: - rustfmt was pinned to Windows newlines while the repository stores LF, so `cargo fmt --check` failed on every Linux checkout. Use Auto. - Remove a needless `return` in the unix-only branch of new_conflict_temporary that clippy rejects. - Run Git under LC_ALL=C.UTF-8 instead of C. Messages stay untranslated, but --regexp-ignore-case now folds non-ASCII letters on Linux, where the C locale only knows ASCII, so Unicode commit search works. - Refuse Windows drive roots in sparse checkout paths on every platform rather than only where Path parses them as a prefix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HAzpzkowxx6v8msBpiijs3
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds Linux CI, Unix build scripts, Linux packaging, and unified Windows/Linux release automation. It also updates release documentation and improves Git locale and sparse-path handling across platforms. ChangesCross-platform build and release support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Failed Unix builds can be reported as successful, and the workflows expose broader credentials than their build steps require. These issues should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Prepare->>WindowsBuild: Release parameters
Prepare->>LinuxBuild: Release parameters
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PublicationPrep->>GitHubRelease: Combined manifest and release assets
GitHubRelease->>GitHubRelease: Publish stable or nightly release
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- Around line 18-19: Update the workflow-level permissions to set contents to
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Disable checkout credential persistence for both test jobs.
The workflow runs untrusted pull requests. Cargo commands execute repository-controlled code while the token has contents: read access. Set persist-credentials: false on both checkout steps.
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Restrict contents: write to the publish job.
Set the workflow default to contents: read. Grant contents: write only to publish. This prevents build dependencies from receiving a token that can modify repository contents, tags, or releases.
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Preserve the failing exit status in run_step.
If (cd "$cwd" && "$@") fails, ! converts its status to 0 before the then block runs. Consequently, local code=$? records 0, and run_step exits successfully after a failed build step.
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the original exit status from the cd-and-command execution before applying
negation or entering the failure branch, then use that preserved nonzero code
when exiting. Keep the existing success path and failure handling unchanged
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Summary
Linux x86_64 becomes a packaged, CI-tested platform next to Windows, and the release pipeline gains a daily nightly pre-release. Along the way, running the Rust checks on Linux for the first time surfaced four real bugs, fixed here.
Release pipeline
release-windows.ymlis renamed torelease.ymland split into four jobs:preparev<version>for manual runs,nightlyfor scheduled runsbuild-windowsbuild-linuxubuntu-24.04, installs Tauri prerequisites, runs fmt, clippy, tests, typecheck, bundles AppImage +.deb+.rpm, fails unless exactly one of each exists and the binary linkslibwebkit2gtk-4.1publishlatest.json(windows-x86_64,linux-x86_64) and creates the GitHub release with every package and.sigThe runner image is pinned on purpose: the AppImage inherits its glibc as the minimum supported baseline, so bumping it is a compatibility decision.
Nightly
A cron trigger at 03:00 UTC publishes a rolling
nightlypre-release from the default branch. Each run deletes the previous release and tag and recreates them at HEAD, and skips itself when the last nightly already covers that commit. Because it is a pre-release, it never becomesreleases/latest, so the in-app updater keeps following the stable channel. Manual runs still only publish when thepublishinput is set.CI and tooling
core-cigains atest-linuxjob, so the#[cfg(unix)]tests finally run somewhere.scripts/build-all.shandscripts/verify.shmirror the PowerShell scripts (--skip-install,--skip-verify,--no-bundle), exposed asnpm run build:all:unix..deband.rpmdeclare a runtime dependency ongit.docs/TAURI_INTEGRATION.mdcover the Linux packages, the nightly, and the fact that on Linux only the AppImage self-updates.Fixes surfaced by the Linux run
rustfmt.tomlpinnedWindowsnewlines while the repo stores LF, socargo fmt --checkfailed on any Linux checkout. NowAuto.returninnew_conflict_temporaryonly compiled on unix, so Windows CI never saw the lint.LC_ALL=C, under which--regexp-ignore-casefolds only ASCII, so searchingÁRVÍZTŰRŐmissedárvíztűrő.C.UTF-8keeps messages untranslated and fixes the folding; verified directly against git 2.53.C:\secretswas refused only on Windows, wherePathparses the drive as a prefix. It is now refused on every platform, matching the backslash normalisation that already happens there.Verification
cargo fmt --check,cargo clippy -D warnings, andcargo testfor the fourcrates/packages, all green after the fixes.actionlint; the shell scripts passshellcheck.npm run typecheck(this machine lacks WebKitGTK headers), and the workflows themselves. The firstworkflow_dispatchrun on this branch is the real test of the Linux bundle step.Notes for the reviewer
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