fix(ci): close the Tauri release-prevention delta after #678/v1.28.5 - #684
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Delta comparison against the originally planned permanent Tauri release-prevention: #678 already shipped check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs, lockfile-based real version resolution, unit tests, tauri-plugins:check, and integration into ci:prepush-lowend and the regular ci.yml quality gate. Two gaps remained: - tauri-build.yml's tag-triggered workflow went straight from signature verification into the ~45min cross-platform bundle matrix, with no cheap check for the exact class of mismatch that broke every platform's v1.28.5 release build. Added a parity-preflight job (checkout + one dependency-free Node script, no pnpm install) gating the bundle matrix on both workflow_dispatch and tag pushes. - .github/dependabot.yml has no way to couple a Cargo tauri-plugin-* bump with its npm @tauri-apps/plugin-* counterpart (Dependabot has no cross-ecosystem grouping) - this exact separation is what let #661 bump only the Rust side. Verified the existing ci.yml quality job is unconditional (needs: [security], no path filter), so tauri-plugins:check already fails a lopsided Cargo-only Dependabot PR today; the remaining gap was pure documentation. Added a comment in dependabot.yml and an expanded docs/DEPENDABOT-TRIAGE.md row documenting the triage procedure.
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR closes the remaining Tauri release-prevention gaps by running the existing Rust/npm plugin parity checker as a cheap, permission-scoped preflight before the expensive release bundle matrix, while documenting the lack of Dependabot cross-ecosystem grouping and the required manual coordination for Cargo/npm plugin updates. Sequence diagram for Tauri release parity preflightsequenceDiagram
participant Trigger as workflow_dispatch_or_tag_push
participant Verify as verify-release-tag
participant Preflight as parity-preflight
participant Checker as check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs
participant Bundle as bundle_matrix
Trigger->>Verify: verify GitHub signatures
Trigger->>Preflight: checkout and setup Node
Preflight->>Checker: node scripts/check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs
alt parity check succeeds
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else plugin versions mismatch
Checker-->>Preflight: fail
Preflight-->>Bundle: block bundle matrix
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add a dependency-free Tauri plugin parity preflight. Release bundle jobs require successful parity validation. Documentation and README test metrics are updated. ChangesTauri plugin parity release guard
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GitHubActions->>NodeSetup: Configure Node from .nvmrc
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… not OR'd away The prior assertion checked for the substring needs.parity-preflight.result == 'success' anywhere in bundle's if: condition, which would still pass even if that check were accidentally moved inside the workflow_dispatch/tag OR branch - a bug that would let manual builds bypass the parity check entirely. Replaced with a combined regex (matching the file's existing pattern for the same concern on verify-release-tag) proving the AND/OR structure, and verified it actually catches the described bug by injecting it and confirming the test fails, then restoring.
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…o verify Further review (Cubic, 2 more P1 findings) and my own re-verification confirmed the multi-ecosystem-groups implementation from the prior commit was very likely broken: GitHub's multi-ecosystem tutorial's "Use [\"*\"] to include all dependencies" note strongly implies the top-level patterns key restricts an update entry's *entire* scope when combined with multi-ecosystem-group, not just group membership - and the standalone patterns key isn't even documented on GitHub's main dependabot.yml configuration-options reference page, only the multi-ecosystem tutorial. That would have silently disabled Dependabot for React, dev-tooling, tauri/wry/tao, and every other root npm/Cargo dependency. A safer "separate dedicated entry per directory" architecture was also considered, but GitHub's own docs state plainly that two updates: entries for the same ecosystem+directory are not permitted, with no confirmed exception for multi-ecosystem-group participants. Neither variant could be verified safe without live-testing against a real Dependabot-enabled repository, which isn't observable synchronously from available tooling - schema validity alone is not proof of runtime scanning behavior. Reverted dependabot.yml to its exact pre-attempt state (verified via diff against the prior commit: only one comment line differs) rather than ship an unverified config change with a severe, silent blast radius. docs/DEPENDABOT-TRIAGE.md's row is rewritten to document the precise limitation accurately (GitHub does support multi-ecosystem groups; this repo doesn't yet have a safely-verified way to use them without disturbing existing broad coverage) and the fail-closed procedure (land the counterpart fix on the same PR branch; never a mismatched companion PR; never weaken tauri-plugins:check). Removed the CHANGELOG entry describing the now-reverted feature as shipped. Also addresses the remaining Cubic P2: tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts now asserts parity-preflight's if-expression structurally (always() && !cancelled() && (workflow_dispatch || verify-release-tag == success)), not via loose token-presence checks. Verified by injecting the exact AND-instead-of-OR regression the finding described and confirming the test fails, then restoring.
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#705) * fix(ci): require pre-merge CHANGELOG PR-reference for governed changes scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs's completeness gate only enforces a PR-number reference in CHANGELOG.md's [Unreleased] section AFTER squash-merge, once the commit is on main and its subject already carries "(#N)" — pre-merge, a branch's own not-yet-squashed commits are (correctly) exempted from that check. This has left a recurring blind spot: nothing stops a governed PR from merging without ever adding the entry, even though its real PR number is already knowable via the GitHub API before merge. It has recurred three times (#678->#679, #684->#685, #699->#700), each requiring a same-pattern follow-up PR to add the missing reference after the fact. Adds a new, independent pre-merge admission gate (.github/workflows/pr-changelog-reference.yml + scripts/check-pr-changelog-reference.mjs) that fails a governed (feat|fix| perf) PR's CI unless CHANGELOG.md's [Unreleased] section already references it as "PR #<N>", using the PR number from GitHub's own event payload — not inferred from commit history. Deliberately stricter grammar than the existing post-merge bare "#NNN" matcher, since pre-merge there is no squash-appended "(#NNN)" to anchor on. Mirrors pr-text-attribution.yml's base-ref self-grading pattern (runs the checker from the PR's base ref, with a documented one-time bootstrap fallback) so a PR cannot weaken the check that grades it. The existing scanUnreleasedTruth machinery in check-doc-metrics.mjs — governing local pre-push behavior and the historical post-merge/branch-local exemption — is untouched. Complements, but does not implement, issue #675's broader deterministic- identifier-contract scope (replacing the unnumbered-commit slug-match fallback) — this gate only closes the narrower pre-merge admission gap for PRs that already have a real, known PR number, which is the common case. 13 regression tests plus real-text fixtures reproducing all three historical incidents (#678/#679, #684/#685, #699/#700) in tests/unit/checkPrChangelogReference.test.ts. * docs: reference PR #705 in the CHANGELOG PR-admission gate entry * test: reduce duplication in checkPrChangelogReference regression tests CodeScene flagged the new test file's code health below 10.00 due to repeated per-test literal boilerplate. Factored a shared fixture builder and consolidated closely related cases into it.each() tables — same 18 assertions, same coverage, no behavior change to the checker itself. * docs: sync README test-count metrics after test-file refactor * fix(ci): scope CHANGELOG PR-reference check to actual bullet entries The check previously tested the whole raw [Unreleased] section text, so a PR number mentioned only in prose (e.g. a reviewer note directly under a ### heading, not inside a real release-note bullet) could satisfy admission without ever adding a genuine changelog entry. Scoped to parsed bullet entries (joining soft-wrapped continuation lines, mirroring check-doc-metrics.mjs's splitUnreleasedEntries) so only a reference inside an actual bullet counts. Mutation-tested: reverted to whole-section matching, confirmed exactly the new prose-bypass regression test failed, restored. * fix(ci): close two review-found bypasses in the CHANGELOG PR-reference gate - isReferencedByPrLabel used (?!\d) as its trailing boundary, so a malformed near-miss like "PR #705alpha" or "PR #705_internal" satisfied the gate. Widened to (?!\w), a full word boundary, matching the existing post-merge checker's own boundary discipline. - extractBulletEntries appended any non-blank line to the current bullet as a soft-wrap continuation, including a Markdown heading with no blank line before it — so a heading like "### Notes: PR #700" right after an unrelated bullet could satisfy the gate. Now flushes the current entry on a heading line before the continuation check. Also fails closed (instead of silently skipping) when a pull_request event payload is missing its numeric "number" field, rather than treating that the same as a genuinely absent pull_request event. 5 new regression tests (word-boundary near-misses x2, heading-continuation bypass, doubling as the mutation-tested proof for both fixes). * fix(ci): strip comments before locating the [Unreleased] heading getUnreleasedSectionText searched for the heading in the raw changelog, then stripped HTML comments from the extracted section afterward. A commented-out template containing a literal "## [Unreleased]" line earlier in the file could hijack the section-boundary search — slicing off the opening "<!--" before comment-removal ran left the fake section's own placeholder content unstrippable, so a bogus "PR #<N>" inside the comment could satisfy the gate while the real [Unreleased] section had no reference at all. Strips comments from the whole document up front instead, before any heading/section parsing. Regression test reproduces the exact scenario; mutation-tested by reverting to the old order and confirming exactly that test fails. * fix(ci): reject malformed PR metadata and generalize bullet-continuation scoping - isValidPrMetadata (extracted for testability) now rejects a non-integer, zero, or negative PR number, and a missing/blank title, instead of only checking typeof number === 'number' (which admits NaN and negative values). Fails closed instead of silently exit-0'ing on a malformed event payload. - extractBulletEntries's heading-only flush was one instance of a broader bug class: any flush-left non-bullet line (blockquote, code fence, hr) was still absorbed as a continuation. Replaced with the general rule this project's own CHANGELOG entries already follow: a continuation line must be indented. A flush-left line that isn't a new bullet ends the current entry, without enumerating every Markdown block type individually. New regression tests for both, plus a blockquote-continuation case mirroring the heading one. Mutation-tested: each fix reverted individually, confirmed exactly its own tests fail, restored. * refactor(ci): extract isIndentedContinuation to simplify extractBulletEntries CodeScene flagged extractBulletEntries' compound boolean condition as too complex. Named predicate, no behavior change — all 32 existing tests pass unmodified.
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Before starting the next batch of PRs, did a delta comparison between the originally planned permanent Tauri release-prevention architecture and what #678 already implemented (
check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs, lockfile-based real version resolution, unit tests,tauri-plugins:check, integration intoci:prepush-lowendand the regularci.ymlquality gate). Two gaps were identified.Gap 1 — no cheap preflight before the expensive Tauri release matrix
tauri-build.yml's tag-triggered workflow went straight from signature verification into the ~45min cross-platform bundle matrix, with no cheap check for the exact class of mismatch that broke every platform'sv1.28.5release build.Fix: added a
parity-preflightjob (checkout + one dependency-free Node script, nopnpm installneeded) that runscheck-tauri-plugin-versions.mjsbefore the bundle matrix starts, gated onverify-release-tagso it never runs against a tag that fails signature verification, on bothworkflow_dispatchand tag pushes.Gap 2 — no cross-ecosystem coupling for Dependabot
.github/dependabot.ymlhas no way to couple a Cargotauri-plugin-*bump with its npm@tauri-apps/plugin-*counterpart. This exact separation is what let #661 bump only the Rust side, leading to v1.28.5's failure. GitHub Dependabot does support cross-ecosystem grouping (multi-ecosystem-groups/multi-ecosystem-group/patterns) — an earlier version of this PR implemented it, but further review and re-verification found it very likely disabled Dependabot for every other dependency in the affected npm/Cargo entries (React, dev-tooling,tauri/wry/tao, and all other root packages): GitHub's own tutorial's "use[\"*\"]to include all dependencies" note strongly implies the top-levelpatternskey restricts an entry's entire scope, and that key isn't even documented on GitHub's main configuration-options reference page. A safer "separate dedicated entry" architecture was also considered, but GitHub's docs explicitly forbid twoupdates:entries for the same ecosystem+directory, with no confirmed exception for multi-ecosystem-group participants. Neither variant could be verified safe without live-testing against a real Dependabot-enabled repository, so the multi-ecosystem grouping was reverted rather than shipped unverified —.github/dependabot.yml's ordinary npm/and Cargo/src-tauricoverage is unchanged from before this PR (verified byte-for-byte via diff).Investigated first (and still true after the revert): the existing
ci.ymlqualityjob is unconditional (needs: [security], no path filter), sotauri-plugins:checkalready fails a lopsided Cargo-only or npm-only Dependabot PR today — this was never a CI hole. The remaining gap is process/documentation:docs/DEPENDABOT-TRIAGE.md's "Special-attention dependencies" row now documents the precise limitation and the correct fail-closed procedure (land the matching counterpart change on the same PR branch — a separate companion PR cannot make a failing PR's own CI pass — and never dismiss or loosen the check).Validation
node scripts/check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs— passes locally.node scripts/workflow-policy-check.mjs— passes (needs graph, action pins, permissions all structurally sound).node scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs— passes locally.pnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts— passes, including structural assertions for the parity-preflight/bundle condition ordering, mutation-verified against the exact regressions review findings described.dependabot.ymlvalidated against GitHub's officialdependabot-2.0.jsonJSON Schema viaajv.pnpm run ci:prepush— full local admission gate passes.Summary by Sourcery
Fail Tauri release workflows early on Rust/npm plugin version mismatches and document the required Dependabot remediation path.
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Closes the remaining gaps in the Tauri release-prevention work by failing fast on Rust/npm plugin mismatches and coupling Dependabot's cross-ecosystem plugin updates.
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parity-preflightjob totauri-build.ymlthat runs the plugin version check before the ~45-minute bundle matrix, so a mismatch fails in seconds instead of after every platform's build.workflow_dispatchand tag pushes, and the preflight only runs after tag-signature verification passes.tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.tsto assert the preflight's success is structurally required in the bundle gate, so a manual build can't bypass it.Documentation
multi-ecosystem-groups.tauri-pluginsentry in.github/dependabot.ymlso Cargotauri-plugin-*bumps arrive in one PR with their npm@tauri-apps/plugin-*counterparts.docs/DEPENDABOT-TRIAGE.md: land the matching bump on the same branch; never dismiss or loosen the check, which already runs unconditionally inci.ymland fails closed on a mismatch.Written for commit a7dcb0c. Summary will update on new commits.
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