workflows-2026-08-29-7e0a056ee954

The reusable workflows of this repository, as they stand at commit 7e0a056ee954606dd29d4f20ebe63eb341cce9c0.

This reference names that one commit and will never name another. Call it by name:

jobs:
  ci:
    uses: cosyte/.github/.github/workflows/ci.yml@workflows-2026-08-29-7e0a056ee954

No reference has been published from this repository before, so there is no earlier reference to compare this one against. This is not a report that nothing changed: every input, every secret, every permission and every job name in these workflows is new to a caller adopting a reference for the first time. Read the workflow headers at this commit before you pin it.

What a caller must act on

This is the first reference, so there is no list here: with no earlier reference to have adopted, nothing can be reported as having changed. What a caller must act on is the whole interface, which is every workflow_call input, every secret it must pass, every permission it must grant and every job name it may have made required. Read it from the workflow headers at this commit rather than from this note.

What moved in the state a caller resolves

That state is the six reusable workflows plus everything under scripts/, which those workflows fetch and run at the commit a caller resolved.

All 17 of those files, because this is the first reference.

Why this exists

A reference at @main delivers every later change to your pipeline on this repository's clock rather than yours, reviewed by nobody in your repository. A reference like this one delivers nothing until you edit your own uses: line.