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Normalize zero-padded release tags before the reusable workflows verify the installed version - #214
Release tags are date-shaped and zero-padded (v2026.11.02), but the daily release plan publishes npm versions without the padding (2026.11.2).
pm-github-sync.yml and pm-github-closeout.yml take PM_GITHUB_VERSION from the tag on the workflow commit. After pm package install, they compare it with the installed package.json version using a strict !==. Every caller pinned to a padded tag would fail that check:
v2026.11.01 and v2026.11.02 fail today;
every future tag for days 1 to 9 of a month would fail;
so would every tag for a month before October.
No fleet caller pins a padded tag yet. CodeRabbit found the bug on unbraind/pm-web#294, which pins v2026.11.02. Next week's Dependabot pin bumps would hit it across the fleet.
Change
Both workflows: a pure-bash normalize_pm_github_version removes the zero padding from each numeric component and keeps an optional -N suffix. It normalizes:
the tag candidate, before the ambiguity check;
the deprecated pm-github-version input, after validation.
The arithmetic only ever runs on operands already validated as N.N.N or N.N.N-N. The strict validation and every existing refusal stay unchanged.
One shared rule:scripts/daily-release-plan.ts exports normalizeReleaseVersion, and both npm_version and the released-version comparison go through it. A table test checks that the workflow's result equals decideDailyRelease().npm_version for 2026.11.02, 2026.09.01, 2026.10.19 and 2027.01.01-2.
New rows in test/self-versioned-workflows.test.ts, run against both workflows:
a padded tag;
a padded tag with a suffix;
a padded legacy input;
a padded tag matching a normalized input, with no warning;
two tags on one commit that normalize to the same version, which is not ambiguous.
Evidence
node --test test/self-versioned-workflows.test.ts test/daily-release-plan.test.ts: 78/78 pass. Typecheck and lint pass.
Revert proof (orchestrator re-run): with the candidate normalization removed from pm-github-sync.yml, 7 rows fail; with it restored, everything passes.
test/closeout-workflow.test.ts fails locally exactly as it does on pristine main, while CI on that main commit is green. It is tracked as a host-environment follow-up.
The full coverage gate runs in CI only, because the host is shared and the gate needs a 12 GiB heap.
Normalize zero-padded release versions across release planning and reusable workflow verification.
Bug Fixes:
Prevent reusable workflows from failing installed-version verification when release tags contain zero-padded date components.
Keep optional release suffixes and legacy version inputs consistent with normalized tag versions.
Enhancements:
Share release-version normalization between the daily release plan and reusable workflows to ensure published npm versions and workflow resolution agree.
Documentation:
Document the zero-padded release-tag verification fix in the unreleased changelog.
Tests:
Expand release-plan and reusable-workflow coverage for padded versions, suffixes, legacy inputs, large numeric components, and equivalent tags.
Chores:
Record the associated project issue and follow-up tracking metadata.
Summary by cubic
Fixes reusable workflow version resolution so release tags with zero padding like v2026.11.02 no longer fail install verification against the published npm version.
Both pm-github-sync.yml and pm-github-closeout.yml strip zero padding from tag candidates and the deprecated pm-github-version input, preserving -N suffixes.
scripts/daily-release-plan.ts now exports normalizeReleaseVersion and routes npm_version through it, so the workflow and release plan share one tag-to-version rule.
Normalization strips zeros as text rather than arithmetic, so components past 64 bits or beyond Number() precision can't wrap or round; an all-zero component stays 0.
New tests cover padded tags, suffixes, legacy inputs, a 20-digit component, an all-zero component, and multiple tags on one commit that normalize to the same version.
The closeout workflow suite fails on the local shared host but is green on CI; tracked separately as a follow-up.
Written for commit c0b983b. Summary will update on new commits.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Reusable workflows now handle release versions with zero-padded date components consistently, including versions with numeric suffixes.
Daily release planning treats padded and unpadded versions as equivalent when checking for a new release.
Version normalization handles large numeric components and all-zero components without changing the expected version format.
Tests
Added coverage for padded versions, suffix preservation, workflow version matching, and inputs that do not match the supported version format.
Walkthrough
The release planner and reusable workflows now remove leading zeros from numeric version components while preserving numeric suffixes. Tests cover padded tags and legacy inputs, long and all-zero components, and agreement between workflow-resolved versions and release plans.
Changes
Release version normalization
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Summary
Release plan normalization scripts/daily-release-plan.ts, test/daily-release-plan.test.ts
normalizeReleaseVersion removes leading zeros from date-shaped version components and preserves an optional numeric suffix. decideDailyRelease uses normalized versions for comparison. Tests cover suffix preservation, long numeric components, and nonmatching inputs.
Reusable workflow version resolution .github/workflows/pm-github-closeout.yml, .github/workflows/pm-github-sync.yml, test/self-versioned-workflows.test.ts, CHANGELOG.md, .agents/pm/issues/*, .agents/pm/history/*
Both workflows normalize release-tag versions and valid legacy inputs before comparison or use. Tests cover padded versions, suffixes, equivalent spellings, and workflow results against release plans. The changelog and issue records document the reported workflow failure and test follow-up.
The normalization change has no identified merge-blocking issue.
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This PR fixes version verification for zero-padded date release tags by normalizing validated versions in both reusable workflows and the daily release plan, while preserving suffixes, validation, ambiguity handling, and legacy-input behavior. New cross-workflow tests verify that tag resolution matches the npm versions produced by the release plan.
Sequence diagram for normalized reusable workflow version verification
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Workflow as ReusableWorkflow
participant Tags as ReleaseTags
participant Package as InstalledPackage
Caller->>Workflow: invoke pinned workflow
Workflow->>Tags: resolve workflow commit tags
Tags-->>Workflow: validated tag v2026.11.02
Workflow->>Workflow: normalize_pm_github_version
Workflow->>Workflow: compare normalized version and legacy input
Workflow->>Package: pm package install
Package-->>Workflow: package.json version 2026.11.2
Workflow->>Workflow: strict version comparison
Workflow-->>Caller: continue or refuse install
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State diagram for reusable workflow version resolution
stateDiagram-v2
[*] --> FindTag
FindTag --> NormalizeTag: validated matching tag
NormalizeTag --> TagVersion: normalize_pm_github_version
FindTag --> LegacyInput: no matching tag
LegacyInput --> ValidateInput: requested input present
ValidateInput --> NormalizeInput: valid N.N.N or N.N.N-N
ValidateInput --> Refuse: invalid input
NormalizeInput --> Resolved
TagVersion --> Resolved
Resolved --> InstallAndCompare
FindTag --> Refuse: no tag and no input
InstallAndCompare --> [*]
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Flow diagram for release version normalization
flowchart TD
A["Release tag or daily release input"] --> B{"Matches N.N.N or N.N.N-N?"}
B -- No --> C["Preserve validation or refusal behavior"]
B -- Yes --> D[normalizeReleaseVersion]
D --> E["Remove zero padding from numeric components"]
E --> F["Preserve optional -N suffix"]
F --> G["Shared npm version 2026.11.2"]
G --> H["Workflow verification and released-version comparison"]
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Normalize release versions consistently before reusable workflows resolve and verify installed package versions.
Added pure-Bash normalization for validated tag and legacy-input versions, preserving optional suffixes and existing validation/refusal behavior.
Applied normalization before tag ambiguity checks so differently padded spellings resolve to one version.
Shared release-plan normalization between npm version generation and released-version comparison.
Added workflow and release-plan tests covering padded components, suffixes, legacy inputs, equivalent tags, and planned release dates.
Documented the fix and recorded associated issue history.
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Assert the release decision for the suffixed today case.
The rescheduled assertions check only tag and npm_version, and they use lastRelease: null. A change to the same-day refusal for a suffixed today would still pass this test. The planner skips that case by design, so the test should assert the refusal directly.
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Review comment at @test/daily-release-plan.test.ts around lines 19 - 21:
Extend the suffixed-`today` case in the test using `decideDailyRelease` to
verify that it refuses a release when `lastRelease` is the unsuffixed release
for the same date; retain the existing tag and npm_version assertions.
Release tags are date-shaped and zero-padded (v2026.11.02) while the
daily release plan publishes npm versions without padding (2026.11.2).
Both reusable workflows derived PM_GITHUB_VERSION from the tag on the
workflow commit and compared it to the installed package version with
strict !==, so every caller pinned to a padded tag failed install
verification: v2026.11.01 and v2026.11.02, every future day 1-9 tag,
and every month before October.
Strip the padding from every numeric component of the tag candidate
and of the deprecated pm-github-version input with pure bash, keeping
any -N suffix, validating every operand before the arithmetic so no
untrusted text is evaluated, and preserving the strict version
validation and every existing refusal. Two tags on one commit that
normalize to the same version are no longer ambiguous.
Export normalizeReleaseVersion from the daily release plan and route
npm_version through it, so the tag-to-npm-version rule cannot drift
between the plan and the workflows, and assert the workflow resolution
equals the plan's npm_version for every tag the plan emits. The
self-versioned-workflows suite gains rows for padded tags, padded
suffixes, a padded legacy input, a normalized input matching a padded
tag without warning, and a revert proof that the padded-tag row fails
without the normalization.
Bash $((10#part)) wraps past 64 bits and TypeScript Number() loses
precision, so a very long tag component could normalize to the wrong
version. Both runtimes now strip leading zeros with string operations,
and an all-zero component stays 0. New rows cover a 20-digit component
and an all-zero component, and a unit test covers the release plan's
non-matching shapes, which CI's branch coverage reported missing.
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#215)
* Bound the c8 coverage merge with its incremental mode and a 3 GiB heap
c8 12's default merge keeps every raw child-process receipt in memory, and
most of each receipt is code outside the inventory. On 10e9fdd the
3,839 receipts (10.07 GB) took the merge to 12.2 GiB peak RSS, and it
ran out of memory under the 12 GiB ceiling on hosted runners.
c8's native --merge-async folds one receipt at a time into its accumulator,
keeping c8's own remapping and inclusion logic. There are no custom URL filters.
- Measured peak RSS falls from 12,798,016 KiB to 1,665,096 KiB on the full
release gate. The heap ceiling is now 3072 MiB, about 1.4 GiB above that peak.
- The real-c8 test adds 512 excluded receipts (158 MB serialized) and must pass
with a 128 MiB merge heap. It also checks that an included source keeps its
covered counts and its uncovered line. Removing --merge-async reproduces
the small-heap OOM.
- The inventory (28 modules), the four 100 % thresholds, includes and the
test set are unchanged.
Full npm release:check in an independent clone: 1609/1609 tests, 100 % lines,
statements, functions and branches. The measurement, margin and
reproduction commands are in docs/bounded-coverage-merge.md.
pm-github-privacy-store-followup is closed: the unreachable commit identity
it reported came from #214's rewritten agent commits, and the object is gone
from the store.
* Pin the documented 3 GiB coverage heap in the bounded-merge test
The test compared the spawned heap flag with COVERAGE_HEAP_FLAG, the same
constant the gate passes to c8, so changing the ceiling still passed. A
literal assertion now ties it to the value docs/bounded-coverage-merge.md
documents; setting the constant to 4096 fails the test.
* Keep inherited NODE_OPTIONS heap limits away from the bounded c8 merge
Node applies --max-old-space-size-percentage ahead of an explicit
--max-old-space-size. An inherited percentage would therefore lift the
merge far above the 3 GiB ceiling: 19406 MiB against 3264 MiB on the
maintainer host. The gate now removes every inherited old-space limit
from NODE_OPTIONS and keeps all other options. A spy test pins the
sanitized environment and fails without the sanitizer; a real-node probe
bounds the effective limit.
Also align pm-github-privacy-store-followup's completed_at with its
close event, through pm update.
* Judge quoted NODE_OPTIONS options by their unquoted value
Node accepts double-quoted parts inside NODE_OPTIONS. Splitting on
whitespace kept "--max-old-space-size-percentage=60" with its quotes,
so it missed the override pattern and lifted the merge heap again. The
sanitizer now tokenizes like Node, matches the unquoted value and keeps
every unrelated option byte-for-byte.
* Split NODE_OPTIONS on spaces only, as Node does
Node keeps an unquoted tab or newline inside its option. Splitting on any
whitespace turned --title=build<TAB>worker into two options, which would
stop c8 from starting. The tokenizer now separates on spaces only.
* Keep the caller's heap limits on the test workers while the merge stays bounded
c8 passes its environment to the nested `node --test` command and to every
test worker. Stripping inherited old-space limits from NODE_OPTIONS for the
bounded c8 merge therefore also stripped a caller's test-worker memory limit,
such as NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size-percentage=60 on a release check.
splitHeapOverrides replaces withoutHeapOverrides. It returns the remaining
NODE_OPTIONS byte-for-byte and the removed limits as unquoted --flag=value
arguments, in order; a bare limit with no numeric value is still dropped.
The gate keeps the c8 merge under the 3072 MiB ceiling alone and passes the
inherited limits to the nested command right before --test. Node's test
runner forwards execArgv to its workers: on this host a worker reported
19,406 MiB under the 60% percentage and 1,426 MiB under 1234.
Tests: the split table now pins both outputs; the spy pins the merge
environment and the nested arguments (dropping the re-injection fails it);
a new probe runs a real node --test worker and checks that it keeps an
inherited 1234 MiB limit. Full gate: 1,629 tests, 28 modules at exact
100/100/100/100, peak RSS 1.65 GB.
docs/bounded-coverage-merge.md explains the split, and records that the
shared-store follow-up has since closed with the privacy gate passing.
* Prove the gate's branch dimension with real c8 and fix the recipe slice
CodeRabbit round six on 479c029 raised two points:
- Trivial: the real-c8 merge test only failed on uncovered lines. It now
also runs a branch-only fixture: choose(value) is called with true only,
so every line runs and the false branch never does. The gate must exit 1,
and the summary receipt must show full line coverage with branches
partially covered. Removing branches from the gate's dimensions makes
this test fail ("an untaken branch on fully covered lines must fail").
- Minor: the docs receipt named no revision. The da3f62e receipts are now
labelled historical, and a current receipt follows: a full
`npm run coverage` exited zero with 1,629/1,629 tests, 13,252/13,252
lines and statements, 426/426 functions, 5,103/5,103 branches, and a peak
RSS of 1,672,188 KiB.
Writing that receipt exposed a bug in the docs recipe introduced in round
five. It sliced c8's own options with indexOf("--test"), which keeps the
nested `node` and any inherited heap limits once those limits are
re-injected before --test. It now ends at the nested `node`. A spy showed
the old slice included `node` under an inherited heap limit and the new one
never does.
pm-github-vhi6 records the round.
* Probe heap limits through the Node executable the gate nests, also under Bun
CI on 6458f22 failed `test (22)` in the Bun run of
test/coverage-gate.test.ts: "test worker heap NaN MiB does not reflect the
inherited 1234 MiB limit". The worker-heap probe spawned process.execPath,
which under Bun is Bun itself, so no Node test runner started and
WORKER_HEAP never printed.
The gate nests nodeToolingExecutable(process.versions) under c8, which
resolves to `node` under Bun and to process.execPath under Node. Both heap
probes (the bounded merge ceiling and the worker's inherited limit) now
spawn that same executable, so they measure the process the gate actually
launches under either runtime.
coverage-gate.test.ts passes 13/13 under Bun and 13/13 under Node. With
the old spawn restored, the probe fails under Bun locally exactly as in CI.
Test-only; no source or coverage change.
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Problem
Release tags are date-shaped and zero-padded (
v2026.11.02), but the daily release plan publishes npm versions without the padding (2026.11.2).pm-github-sync.ymlandpm-github-closeout.ymltakePM_GITHUB_VERSIONfrom the tag on the workflow commit. Afterpm package install, they compare it with the installedpackage.jsonversion using a strict!==. Every caller pinned to a padded tag would fail that check:v2026.11.01andv2026.11.02fail today;No fleet caller pins a padded tag yet. CodeRabbit found the bug on unbraind/pm-web#294, which pins
v2026.11.02. Next week's Dependabot pin bumps would hit it across the fleet.Change
Both workflows: a pure-bash
normalize_pm_github_versionremoves the zero padding from each numeric component and keeps an optional-Nsuffix. It normalizes:pm-github-versioninput, after validation.The arithmetic only ever runs on operands already validated as
N.N.NorN.N.N-N. The strict validation and every existing refusal stay unchanged.One shared rule:
scripts/daily-release-plan.tsexportsnormalizeReleaseVersion, and bothnpm_versionand the released-version comparison go through it. A table test checks that the workflow's result equalsdecideDailyRelease().npm_versionfor2026.11.02,2026.09.01,2026.10.19and2027.01.01-2.New rows in
test/self-versioned-workflows.test.ts, run against both workflows:Evidence
node --test test/self-versioned-workflows.test.ts test/daily-release-plan.test.ts: 78/78 pass. Typecheck and lint pass.pm-github-sync.yml, 7 rows fail; with it restored, everything passes.test/closeout-workflow.test.tsfails locally exactly as it does on pristine main, while CI on that main commit is green. It is tracked as a host-environment follow-up.Items
Summary by Sourcery
Normalize zero-padded release versions across release planning and reusable workflow verification.
Bug Fixes:
Enhancements:
Documentation:
Tests:
Chores:
Summary by cubic
Fixes reusable workflow version resolution so release tags with zero padding like
v2026.11.02no longer fail install verification against the published npm version.pm-github-sync.ymlandpm-github-closeout.ymlstrip zero padding from tag candidates and the deprecatedpm-github-versioninput, preserving-Nsuffixes.scripts/daily-release-plan.tsnow exportsnormalizeReleaseVersionand routesnpm_versionthrough it, so the workflow and release plan share one tag-to-version rule.Number()precision can't wrap or round; an all-zero component stays0.Written for commit c0b983b. Summary will update on new commits.