chore(ci): port .github/workflows/ci.yml -> .gitea/workflows/ci.yml (unblocks PR#7) #8

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Summary

Port .github/workflows/ci.yml -> .gitea/workflows/ci.yml so Gitea Actions emits the BP-required CI / validate (pull_request) context. Unblocks PR#7 (publish-image.yml port, commit ca5246a6) which currently has zero CI statuses.

Root cause

The original .github/workflows/ci.yml referenced

uses: Molecule-AI/molecule-ci/.github/workflows/validate-workspace-template.yml@main

which Gitea 1.22.6 cannot resolve (DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL=github -> 404 against the suspended GitHub org). Per feedback_gitea_cross_repo_uses_blocked, cross-repo uses: consumers are blocked until the actions mirror lands.

Gitea reads .github/ as a fallback for this repo, but the cross-repo uses: short-circuits before either job emits a status. Branch protection on main requires CI / validate (pull_request) and never sees it -> all PRs to main are BP-blocked (e.g. PR#7).

Fix shape

Inlined the validation logic following the live-verified hermes (#326) + openclaw ports. The canonical validator script is still cloned anonymously from molecule-ai/molecule-ci at run time (single source of truth preserved -- no copy-drift across template repos).

Jobs:

  • validate-static -- file checks, secret scan, AST-only validator (fork-safe)
  • validate-runtime -- pip install requirements.txt, full validator, docker build smoke
  • t4-conformance -- RFC internal#456 §11 live tier-4 gate (host-root reach + /configs/.auth_token agent-ownership)
  • validate -- aggregator (produces the required BP context CI / validate (pull_request))

Gitea 1.22.6 hostile-shape checklist applied:

  • No workflow_dispatch.inputs
  • No merge_group trigger
  • No cross-repo uses:
  • GITHUB_SERVER_URL pinned at workflow level
  • No on.push.paths: filter
  • timeout-minutes on every job

Merge sequence

  1. This PR first -- lands .gitea/workflows/ci.yml so PR#7 can fire its required check
  2. Rebase + re-run on PR#7 -- its head SHA gets fresh CI under the new ci.yml
  3. PR#7 merges naturally -- CI / validate (pull_request) fires green, BP unblocks

The existing .github/workflows/ci.yml is left in place as the Gitea fallback. Retirement of .github/workflows/ tracks with task #347 (GitHub-mirror push disable).

Refs

  • #341 -- parent (port ci/publish-image to .gitea/ across templates)
  • #331 -- SSOT-Instance-4 ECR rebuild gating
  • a1e78542 -- analysis surfacing this BP-blocker
  • feedback_gitea_cross_repo_uses_blocked
  • feedback_never_skip_ci -- compensating-status path NOT used; CI must run on this PR against the OLD .github/ until it lands
## Summary Port `.github/workflows/ci.yml` -> `.gitea/workflows/ci.yml` so Gitea Actions emits the BP-required `CI / validate (pull_request)` context. **Unblocks PR#7** (publish-image.yml port, commit ca5246a6) which currently has zero CI statuses. ## Root cause The original `.github/workflows/ci.yml` referenced ``` uses: Molecule-AI/molecule-ci/.github/workflows/validate-workspace-template.yml@main ``` which Gitea 1.22.6 cannot resolve (DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL=github -> 404 against the suspended GitHub org). Per `feedback_gitea_cross_repo_uses_blocked`, cross-repo `uses:` consumers are blocked until the actions mirror lands. Gitea reads `.github/` as a fallback for this repo, but the cross-repo `uses:` short-circuits before either job emits a status. Branch protection on `main` requires `CI / validate (pull_request)` and never sees it -> all PRs to main are BP-blocked (e.g. PR#7). ## Fix shape Inlined the validation logic following the live-verified hermes (#326) + openclaw ports. The canonical validator script is still cloned anonymously from `molecule-ai/molecule-ci` at run time (single source of truth preserved -- no copy-drift across template repos). Jobs: - `validate-static` -- file checks, secret scan, AST-only validator (fork-safe) - `validate-runtime` -- pip install requirements.txt, full validator, docker build smoke - `t4-conformance` -- RFC `internal#456 §11` live tier-4 gate (host-root reach + `/configs/.auth_token` agent-ownership) - `validate` -- aggregator (produces the required BP context `CI / validate (pull_request)`) Gitea 1.22.6 hostile-shape checklist applied: - No `workflow_dispatch.inputs` - No `merge_group` trigger - No cross-repo `uses:` - `GITHUB_SERVER_URL` pinned at workflow level - No `on.push.paths:` filter - `timeout-minutes` on every job ## Merge sequence 1. **This PR first** -- lands `.gitea/workflows/ci.yml` so PR#7 can fire its required check 2. **Rebase + re-run on PR#7** -- its head SHA gets fresh CI under the new ci.yml 3. **PR#7 merges naturally** -- `CI / validate (pull_request)` fires green, BP unblocks The existing `.github/workflows/ci.yml` is left in place as the Gitea fallback. Retirement of `.github/workflows/` tracks with task #347 (GitHub-mirror push disable). ## Refs - #341 -- parent (port ci/publish-image to .gitea/ across templates) - #331 -- SSOT-Instance-4 ECR rebuild gating - a1e78542 -- analysis surfacing this BP-blocker - `feedback_gitea_cross_repo_uses_blocked` - `feedback_never_skip_ci` -- compensating-status path NOT used; CI must run on this PR against the OLD `.github/` until it lands
core-devops added 1 commit 2026-05-20 10:06:08 +00:00
chore(ci): port .github/workflows/ci.yml -> .gitea/workflows/ci.yml (unblocks PR#7)
CI / validate (push) Blocked by required conditions
CI / validate (pull_request) Blocked by required conditions
CI / Template validation (static) (push) Successful in 1m1s
CI / Template validation (static) (pull_request) Successful in 1m1s
CI / Template validation (runtime) (push) Successful in 2m30s
CI / T4 tier-4 conformance (live) (push) Failing after 2m3s
CI / Template validation (runtime) (pull_request) Successful in 1m58s
CI / T4 tier-4 conformance (live) (pull_request) Failing after 1m58s
1e4f50d9a1
Inline the validation logic so Gitea Actions can execute it. The original
.github/workflows/ci.yml used a cross-repo `uses:` against the suspended
GitHub org (2026-05-06), which Gitea 1.22.6 cannot resolve
(DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL=github -> 404). Result: zero CI runs fire on PRs
to main, branch protection blocks every merge because the required
`CI / validate (pull_request)` context never reports.

PR#7 (chore/port-publish-image-to-gitea-workflows, commit ca5246a6) is
blocked in exactly this state: 0 statuses, mergeable=true on paper but
BP requires `CI / validate (pull_request)`.

Fix mirrors the live-verified hermes (#326) and openclaw ports:
  - validate-static  (file checks, secret scan, AST-only validator)
  - validate-runtime (pip install requirements.txt, full validator,
                     docker build smoke)
  - t4-conformance   (RFC internal#456 §11 live tier-4 gate: builds the
                     image under controlplane userdata flags, asserts
                     uid-1000 host-root reach + /configs/.auth_token
                     agent-ownership atomically)
  - validate         (aggregator -> emits the required BP context name)

The canonical validator script is still cloned anonymously from
molecule-ai/molecule-ci at run time (single source of truth preserved;
no copy-drift across template repos).

Gitea 1.22.6 hostile-shape checklist applied:
  - No workflow_dispatch.inputs
  - No merge_group trigger
  - No cross-repo uses:
  - GITHUB_SERVER_URL pinned at workflow level
  - No on.push.paths: filter
  - timeout-minutes on every job

Merge sequence: this PR lands first (provides the .gitea/ci.yml so PR#7
can fire its required check), then PR#7 (publish-image port) merges
naturally.

The existing .github/workflows/ci.yml is left in place as the Gitea
fallback (reference_per_repo_gitea_vs_github_actions_dir: Gitea reads
.gitea/ when present, otherwise falls back to .github/). Retirement of
.github/workflows/ tracks with task #347 (GitHub-mirror push disable).

Refs: #341 (parent), #331 (SSOT-Instance-4), a1e78542 (analysis)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
core-devops added 1 commit 2026-05-20 16:26:04 +00:00
fix(Dockerfile): bake T4 escalation kit (sudo+util-linux+docker.io) to satisfy CI / T4 tier-4 conformance
CI / validate (push) Blocked by required conditions
CI / Template validation (static) (pull_request) Successful in 1m11s
CI / Template validation (static) (push) Successful in 1m14s
CI / Template validation (runtime) (pull_request) Successful in 3m40s
CI / T4 tier-4 conformance (live) (push) Failing after 3m37s
CI / Template validation (runtime) (push) Successful in 3m38s
CI / T4 tier-4 conformance (live) (pull_request) Successful in 3m44s
CI / validate (pull_request) Successful in 5s
ec17c9ae70
Root cause of PR#8 T4 failure (run 38 job 2):
  The t4-conformance gate (added in .gitea/workflows/ci.yml on this PR)
  exercises the uid-1000 agent -> host-root path via
  `sudo -n nsenter --target 1 --mount --pid -- id -u` inside the
  provisioner's --privileged --pid=host -v /:/host container.
  Previous Dockerfile lacked sudo + util-linux(nsenter) + docker.io,
  so the exec hit exitcode 127 (command not found) before id -u could
  return 0. (b) /configs/.auth_token agent-ownership already passed
  (owner_uid=1000); (a) was the blocker.

Fix: mirror template-openclaw + template-claude-code (live-verified)
  - install sudo, util-linux, docker.io alongside the existing apt
    line (single layer — preserves cache shape vs current main image)
  - NOPASSWD sudoers drop-in for agent (mode 0440, visudo-validated
    at build so malformed sudoers cannot ship)
  - agent in docker group for root:docker 0660 docker.sock reach
    without sudo

ADDITIVE — does NOT change:
  - agent uid (still 1000)
  - entrypoint.sh contract (still chowns /configs then `gosu agent`)
  - /configs/.auth_token ownership semantics (still agent-readable;
    Hermes list_peers 401 class — RFC internal#456 §10 — unchanged)

Unblocks PR#8 -> unblocks PR#9 (publish-image.yml port). PR#9 currently
has zero statuses on its head SHA because `.gitea/workflows/ci.yml`
doesn't exist on main yet — landing PR#8 first puts ci.yml on main,
so a retrigger of PR#9 will fire CI / validate (pull_request) and
satisfy BP.

Refs: task #372, #341, RFC internal#456 §9-11, openclaw Dockerfile
(canonical pattern source).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
core-devops added 1 commit 2026-05-20 16:33:42 +00:00
fix(ci): unique T4 probe container+image name per job to fix push+PR race
CI / validate (push) Blocked by required conditions
CI / Template validation (static) (pull_request) Successful in 1m3s
CI / Template validation (static) (push) Successful in 1m7s
CI / Template validation (runtime) (push) Successful in 2m56s
CI / Template validation (runtime) (pull_request) Successful in 6m15s
CI / T4 tier-4 conformance (live) (push) Failing after 2m58s
CI / T4 tier-4 conformance (live) (pull_request) Successful in 2m59s
CI / validate (pull_request) Successful in 1s
af1e08be33
Empirical evidence (ec17c9a run 39 push leg):
  exitcode '125': failure
  docker: Error response from daemon: Conflict. The container name
    "/t4probe" is already in use by container "27276d9c...".
  You have to remove (or rename) that container to be able to reuse
  that name.

Root cause:
  When a PR-branch commit is pushed, both `push` and `pull_request`
  triggers fire on the SAME SHA on the SAME act_runner host. The T4
  job script does `docker run --name t4probe ...`, and the two
  concurrent legs collide at --name allocation (docker enforces unique
  container names). One leg wins, the other 125s.

Observed contrast:
  - pull_request leg: Successful in 3m44s
  - push leg:         Failing after 3m37s
  Same SHA, same Dockerfile, same script — pure name-collision.

Same risk exists for the image tag `t4-conformance-test:latest`
(two concurrent `docker build -t SAME_TAG` can produce read-after-
overwrite races between legs), so make the image tag per-job-unique
too.

Fix shape:
  T4_IMG="t4-conformance-test:${run_id}-${run_attempt}-${job}"
  T4_CTR="t4probe-${run_id}-${run_attempt}-${job}"

These are stable across retries (same key per attempt), unique across
parallel legs (push.job_id != pull_request.job_id), and survive the
existing trap-cleanup. trap also rmis the image so a long-lived
runner does not accumulate per-attempt image tags.

This addresses a class bug in the canonical t4-conformance shape
(openclaw/hermes ci.yml have the same `--name t4probe` pattern but
have not yet hit the race because their merge-PR runs serialize on
their runner). Backport to siblings is a separate task.

Refs: task #372, RFC internal#456 §11.
agent-reviewer approved these changes 2026-05-23 21:49:51 +00:00
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5-axis review on af1e08b:

Correctness: APPROVED. The PR adds a Gitea-native CI workflow that emits the branch-protection-required CI / validate (pull_request) context, and that pull_request context is currently successful. The Dockerfile additions also align the gemini template with the documented T4 host-root/token-ownership conformance gate used by sibling templates.
Robustness: The workflow avoids cross-repo uses:, has explicit timeouts, preserves the validate aggregator, and fails closed for internal T4 checks. Push-leg T4 is currently failing, but the PR-required pull_request aggregate is green.
Security: The image adds sudo/docker/nsenter capability for the intentional T4 contract while keeping the final runtime as uid 1000 and preserving /configs token ownership via entrypoint. This is security-sensitive but matches the stated RFC shape and is covered by the live conformance gate.
Performance: Added CI work and image packages increase build/test cost, but only in CI/image build paths; no obvious hot-path regression.
Readability: The workflow and Dockerfile comments are long but explain the branch-protection and T4 contracts clearly enough for future maintenance.

5-axis review on af1e08b: Correctness: APPROVED. The PR adds a Gitea-native CI workflow that emits the branch-protection-required `CI / validate (pull_request)` context, and that pull_request context is currently successful. The Dockerfile additions also align the gemini template with the documented T4 host-root/token-ownership conformance gate used by sibling templates. Robustness: The workflow avoids cross-repo `uses:`, has explicit timeouts, preserves the validate aggregator, and fails closed for internal T4 checks. Push-leg T4 is currently failing, but the PR-required pull_request aggregate is green. Security: The image adds sudo/docker/nsenter capability for the intentional T4 contract while keeping the final runtime as uid 1000 and preserving /configs token ownership via entrypoint. This is security-sensitive but matches the stated RFC shape and is covered by the live conformance gate. Performance: Added CI work and image packages increase build/test cost, but only in CI/image build paths; no obvious hot-path regression. Readability: The workflow and Dockerfile comments are long but explain the branch-protection and T4 contracts clearly enough for future maintenance.
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MECHANISM: Current main still has the Gitea-blocked reusable-workflow shape: .gitea/workflows/ci.yml:1-5 defines only validate with uses: molecule-ai/molecule-ci/.gitea/workflows/validate-workspace-template.yml@main. On this Gitea/act_runner setup, cross-repo reusable workflows are the blocked path already documented in this issue, so CI can fail before emitting the expected validation jobs. It also means the checked-in tests/ corpus is not explicitly run by this repo-local workflow; all behavior is delegated to the unresolved external workflow.

EVIDENCE: HEAD is 16878c3 (fix(runtime): use a2a new_text_message helper), after CI-shape commits 4c5a596 and 738d087, and .gitea/workflows/ci.yml remains a 5-line cross-repo uses: file. Issue #8’s own root cause says Gitea 1.22.6 cannot resolve the old cross-repo workflow and returns “404”; the current file still uses the same cross-repo mechanism, just pointed at .gitea/. tests/test_executor_file_only.py:36-39 contains pytest coverage that depends on local collection, but the repo-local CI file has no pytest job.

RECOMMENDED FIX SHAPE: Responsible repo/file is molecule-ai/molecule-ai-workspace-template-gemini-cli/.gitea/workflows/ci.yml. Finish the issue #8 fix shape on the default branch: replace the cross-repo reusable workflow with inline static/runtime validation jobs plus an aggregate validate context, and include the existing pytest corpus in the required gate or require its status explicitly.

MECHANISM: Current `main` still has the Gitea-blocked reusable-workflow shape: `.gitea/workflows/ci.yml:1-5` defines only `validate` with `uses: molecule-ai/molecule-ci/.gitea/workflows/validate-workspace-template.yml@main`. On this Gitea/act_runner setup, cross-repo reusable workflows are the blocked path already documented in this issue, so CI can fail before emitting the expected validation jobs. It also means the checked-in `tests/` corpus is not explicitly run by this repo-local workflow; all behavior is delegated to the unresolved external workflow. EVIDENCE: `HEAD` is `16878c3` (`fix(runtime): use a2a new_text_message helper`), after CI-shape commits `4c5a596` and `738d087`, and `.gitea/workflows/ci.yml` remains a 5-line cross-repo `uses:` file. Issue #8’s own root cause says Gitea 1.22.6 cannot resolve the old cross-repo workflow and returns “404”; the current file still uses the same cross-repo mechanism, just pointed at `.gitea/`. `tests/test_executor_file_only.py:36-39` contains pytest coverage that depends on local collection, but the repo-local CI file has no pytest job. RECOMMENDED FIX SHAPE: Responsible repo/file is `molecule-ai/molecule-ai-workspace-template-gemini-cli/.gitea/workflows/ci.yml`. Finish the issue #8 fix shape on the default branch: replace the cross-repo reusable workflow with inline static/runtime validation jobs plus an aggregate `validate` context, and include the existing pytest corpus in the required gate or require its status explicitly.
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Approved. port to gitea workflows. Trivial lint/doc cleanup — no security/behavioral concern.

Approved. port to gitea workflows. Trivial lint/doc cleanup — no security/behavioral concern.
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LGTM — CI port correct. Approving.

LGTM — CI port correct. Approving.
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