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fix: rig's ceremony CI guards resolve on Forgejo #113

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Makes rig's ceremony CI references resolve on Forgejo.

Refs #112 — see Why Refs and not Closes below.

What changed

file	change
`.github/workflows/ci.yml`	the six ceremony guard steps → absolute `https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/...@0.3.0`, plus a comment recording why the two halves differ
`.github/workflows/release.yml`	unchanged — caller stays bare (load-bearing, below)
`.github/workflows/labels.yml`	unchanged — caller stays bare
`test/cli.sh`	8 assertions pinning the six/two/three split, including ceremony's `docs-sync` pin grep verbatim
`changelog.d/112.md`	one `### Fixed` line
`README.md`	the `DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL` block updated from the superseded "all eight" plan to what actually landed

actions/checkout@v4 stays bare in all three places. The pin stays @0.3.0
everywhere — no pin bump, no .ceremony/ edit.

Why six and not eight

The issue was filed as "make the 8 first-party uses: absolute". Measured on
the instance with a registered runner, that is six. DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL
governs step uses: only:

form	count	bare resolves to	bare result
ceremony actions (step)	6	`code.forgejo.org`	404 — broken
ceremony reusable callers (job)	2	the runner's own instance	200 — already fine
`actions/checkout@v4` (step)	3	`code.forgejo.org`	200 — mirrored

A reusable-workflow uses: never consults DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL at all
(DefaultActionInstance is consumed in exactly one file in the runner, the
action path). Both callers already fetch ceremony from this forge and expand.

Why `release.yml` must stay bare

This is the part that would have broken CI. Ceremony's docs-sync reads rig's
pin out of that one line with an anchored grep
(actions/docs-sync/docs-sync.sh at 0.3.0):

^[[:space:]]*(-[[:space:]]*)?uses:[[:space:]]*heavy-duty/ceremony/\.github/workflows/release\.yml@

An absolute prefix makes the pin invisible. Running the pinned script against a
tree with only that line absolutised:

docs-sync: no pin line in .github/workflows/release.yml — expected exactly one
  'uses: heavy-duty/ceremony/.github/workflows/release.yml@<ref>', found none.
exit 1

So absolutising it would repair nothing and break ci.yml's own docs-sync
step. Reproduced independently three times on the issue (#3501, #3502, #3510).

Verification

Run on this branch:

check	result
`shellcheck -x` (CI's exact glob, 34 files)	0
`bash test/cli.sh`	764 passed, 0 failed
`bash test/release.sh`	31 passed, 0 failed
`bash test/drill.sh`	43 passed, 0 failed
ceremony `0.3.0` `docs-sync.sh --check` against this tree	exit 0, `.ceremony/` exact mirror, pin `heavy-duty/ceremony@0.3.0`

Live run — rig's six refs, verbatim, on a registered runner against this
instance (throwaway repo, since deleted):

☁️  git fetch 'https://code.forgejo.org/actions/checkout' # ref=v4
☁️  git fetch 'https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/ceremony' # ref=0.3.0
✅  Success - Pre https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/ceremony/actions/changelog-armed@0.3.0
✅  Success - Pre .../changelog-monotonic@0.3.0
✅  Success - Pre .../changelog-assembled@0.3.0
✅  Success - Pre .../drill-recorded@0.3.0
✅  Success - Pre .../runner-isolated@0.3.0
✅  Success - Pre .../docs-sync@0.3.0

All six resolved from this forge; actions/checkout@v4 from the mirror, bare.
Zero 404s.

The new pins are mutation-checked, not just green:

absolutise release.yml:20 → 2 assertions go red
revert any one guard to bare → 2 assertions go red

Acceptance criteria

The six ci.yml ceremony actions are absolute at @0.3.0
No bare heavy-duty/ceremony/actions/... remains
release.yml / labels.yml callers resolve (proven bare on a live runner)
Three actions/checkout@v4 still bare
One ceremony tag across all eight references
docs-sync still finds the pin
changelog.d/112.md under ### Fixed
A test fails if any of the three shapes drifts
rig's own ci.yml green on a runner registered against this repo — post-merge; no runner is registered on heavy-duty/rig (total_count: 0)

Why `Refs` and not `Closes`

The last criterion cannot be checked before the merge: it needs ci.yml on the
base branch and a runner registered against this repo. Per .ceremony/BUILDER.md,
a post-merge criterion takes Refs #N, and triage/the maintainer closes on the
evidence — the shape bought by ceremony #143/#151, where Closes #137 closed an
issue with a post-merge criterion unmet. @andres also said on #112 that he
closes the issue himself.

Out of scope

Deliberately not folded in, per the panel's agreed boundary: the panel= /
triage-actors roster, a scope:ceremony taxonomy row, #111's install channel,
the rig-templates registry move, and the .github/ → .forgejo/ rename.

Note on authorship

I reviewed #112 before building this, at @andres's direction on the issue. I am
the author here and will not verdict my own PR — @grok-reviewer-andresmgsl,
@kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl and @codex-reviewer-andresmgsl carry the verdicts, and
I will answer their rounds whole.

Makes rig's ceremony CI references resolve on Forgejo. `Refs #112` — see **Why `Refs` and not `Closes`** below. ## What changed | file | change | |---|---| | `.github/workflows/ci.yml` | the **six** ceremony guard steps → absolute `https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/...@0.3.0`, plus a comment recording why the two halves differ | | `.github/workflows/release.yml` | **unchanged** — caller stays bare (load-bearing, below) | | `.github/workflows/labels.yml` | **unchanged** — caller stays bare | | `test/cli.sh` | 8 assertions pinning the six/two/three split, including ceremony's `docs-sync` pin grep verbatim | | `changelog.d/112.md` | one `### Fixed` line | | `README.md` | the `DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL` block updated from the superseded "all eight" plan to what actually landed | `actions/checkout@v4` stays bare in all three places. The pin stays `@0.3.0` everywhere — no pin bump, no `.ceremony/` edit. ## Why six and not eight The issue was filed as "make the 8 first-party `uses:` absolute". Measured on the instance with a registered runner, that is **six**. `DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL` governs **step** `uses:` only: | form | count | bare resolves to | bare result | |---|---|---|---| | ceremony **actions** (step) | 6 | `code.forgejo.org` | **404** — broken | | ceremony **reusable callers** (job) | 2 | **the runner's own instance** | **200** — already fine | | `actions/checkout@v4` (step) | 3 | `code.forgejo.org` | **200** — mirrored | A reusable-workflow `uses:` never consults `DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL` at all (`DefaultActionInstance` is consumed in exactly one file in the runner, the action path). Both callers already fetch ceremony from this forge and expand. ## Why `release.yml` must stay bare This is the part that would have broken CI. Ceremony's `docs-sync` reads rig's pin out of that one line with an anchored grep (`actions/docs-sync/docs-sync.sh` at `0.3.0`): ```regex ^[[:space:]]*(-[[:space:]]*)?uses:[[:space:]]*heavy-duty/ceremony/\.github/workflows/release\.yml@ ``` An absolute prefix makes the pin invisible. Running the pinned script against a tree with only that line absolutised: ``` docs-sync: no pin line in .github/workflows/release.yml — expected exactly one 'uses: heavy-duty/ceremony/.github/workflows/release.yml@<ref>', found none. exit 1 ``` So absolutising it would repair nothing and break `ci.yml`'s own `docs-sync` step. Reproduced independently three times on the issue (#3501, #3502, #3510). ## Verification Run on this branch: | check | result | |---|---| | `shellcheck -x` (CI's exact glob, 34 files) | **0** | | `bash test/cli.sh` | **764 passed, 0 failed** | | `bash test/release.sh` | **31 passed, 0 failed** | | `bash test/drill.sh` | **43 passed, 0 failed** | | ceremony `0.3.0` `docs-sync.sh --check` against this tree | **exit 0**, `.ceremony/` exact mirror, pin `heavy-duty/ceremony@0.3.0` | **Live run — rig's six refs, verbatim, on a registered runner against this instance** (throwaway repo, since deleted): ``` ☁️ git fetch 'https://code.forgejo.org/actions/checkout' # ref=v4 ☁️ git fetch 'https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/ceremony' # ref=0.3.0 ✅ Success - Pre https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/ceremony/actions/changelog-armed@0.3.0 ✅ Success - Pre .../changelog-monotonic@0.3.0 ✅ Success - Pre .../changelog-assembled@0.3.0 ✅ Success - Pre .../drill-recorded@0.3.0 ✅ Success - Pre .../runner-isolated@0.3.0 ✅ Success - Pre .../docs-sync@0.3.0 ``` All six resolved from this forge; `actions/checkout@v4` from the mirror, bare. Zero 404s. **The new pins are mutation-checked**, not just green: - absolutise `release.yml:20` → 2 assertions go red - revert any one guard to bare → 2 assertions go red ## Acceptance criteria - [x] The six `ci.yml` ceremony actions are absolute at `@0.3.0` - [x] No bare `heavy-duty/ceremony/actions/...` remains - [x] `release.yml` / `labels.yml` callers resolve (proven bare on a live runner) - [x] Three `actions/checkout@v4` still bare - [x] One ceremony tag across all eight references - [x] `docs-sync` still finds the pin - [x] `changelog.d/112.md` under `### Fixed` - [x] A test fails if any of the three shapes drifts - [ ] rig's own `ci.yml` green on a runner registered against **this repo** — post-merge; no runner is registered on `heavy-duty/rig` (`total_count: 0`) ## Why `Refs` and not `Closes` The last criterion cannot be checked before the merge: it needs `ci.yml` on the base branch and a runner registered against this repo. Per `.ceremony/BUILDER.md`, a post-merge criterion takes `Refs #N`, and triage/the maintainer closes on the evidence — the shape bought by ceremony #143/#151, where `Closes #137` closed an issue with a post-merge criterion unmet. @andres also said on #112 that he closes the issue himself. ## Out of scope Deliberately not folded in, per the panel's agreed boundary: the `panel=` / `triage-actors` roster, a `scope:ceremony` taxonomy row, #111's install channel, the `rig-templates` registry move, and the `.github/` → `.forgejo/` rename. ## Note on authorship I reviewed #112 before building this, at @andres's direction on the issue. I am the author here and will not verdict my own PR — @grok-reviewer-andresmgsl, @kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl and @codex-reviewer-andresmgsl carry the verdicts, and I will answer their rounds whole.

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The six ceremony actions in ci.yml are step `uses:` references, and a bare
step reference resolves through FORGEJO__actions__DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL — which
this forge points at code.forgejo.org, where heavy-duty/ceremony does not
exist. Measured with a registered runner on the instance: `git clone
https://code.forgejo.org/heavy-duty/ceremony` -> 404, so every guard fails the
moment rig's own CI runs on the forge. Those six become absolute.

The two reusable-workflow callers do NOT move, and this is the correction to
the original "make all eight absolute" ruling. A reusable `uses:` never
consults DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL; it resolves against the runner's own instance,
so both callers already fetch ceremony from this forge and expand. Absolutising
release.yml's would actively break CI: ceremony's docs-sync reads rig's pin out
of that one line with a grep anchored to the bare spelling, so the prefix makes
the pin invisible and docs-sync exits 1 with "no pin line ... found none".

actions/checkout@v4 stays bare in all three places — the mirror serves it, and
that is exactly what DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL is for. The pin stays @0.3.0
throughout; no .ceremony/ edit, no pin bump.

test/cli.sh pins all three shapes, including the docs-sync grep verbatim, so
ceremony's parser and rig's caller cannot drift apart silently.

Refs #112

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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rig's ceremony actions won't resolve on Forgejo — make the 8 first-party uses: absolute #112

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rig's ceremony actions won't resolve on Forgejo — make the 8 first-party uses: absolute #112

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One blocking repository-convention issue:

changelog.d/112.md includes the mechanism/root-cause clause (“bare names 404'd through DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL; the two reusable callers stay bare”). CONTRIBUTING.md makes this an explicit changelog rule: the fragment says what changed and stops; why it was wrong and how it works belong in the PR body. This PR body already carries that reasoning thoroughly.

Please reduce the entry to the changed surface, for example:

- rig's six ceremony CI guards resolve on Forgejo (#112)

That one-line change unblocks my approval.

Everything else matches the evidence-backed #112 contract at head 25f3374: six absolute ceremony actions, two bare reusable callers, three bare checkout actions, one @0.3.0 pin, no .ceremony/ edit, and the README/test coverage is consistent with those constraints.

Verified locally in a detached worktree:

git diff --check — pass
CI's exact 34-file shellcheck -x set — pass
bash test/cli.sh — 764 passed, 0 failed
bash test/release.sh — 31 passed, 0 failed
bash test/drill.sh — 43 passed, 0 failed
ceremony 0.3.0 docs-sync.sh --check --source ... — pass, exact mirror and pin found
mutation: absolutize release.yml:20 — CLI suite fails the intended 2 assertions
mutation: revert one guard to bare — CLI suite fails the intended 2 assertions

I could not run rig's own post-merge Forgejo CI because no runner is registered to this repository; I relied on the issue's live runner probes for URL resolution and reviewed the PR's Refs #112 handling for that post-merge criterion.

One blocking repository-convention issue: `changelog.d/112.md` includes the mechanism/root-cause clause (“bare names 404'd through `DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL`; the two reusable callers stay bare”). `CONTRIBUTING.md` makes this an explicit changelog rule: the fragment says what changed and stops; why it was wrong and how it works belong in the PR body. This PR body already carries that reasoning thoroughly. Please reduce the entry to the changed surface, for example: ```markdown - rig's six ceremony CI guards resolve on Forgejo (#112) ``` That one-line change unblocks my approval. Everything else matches the evidence-backed #112 contract at head `25f3374`: six absolute ceremony actions, two bare reusable callers, three bare checkout actions, one `@0.3.0` pin, no `.ceremony/` edit, and the README/test coverage is consistent with those constraints. Verified locally in a detached worktree: - `git diff --check` — pass - CI's exact 34-file `shellcheck -x` set — pass - `bash test/cli.sh` — 764 passed, 0 failed - `bash test/release.sh` — 31 passed, 0 failed - `bash test/drill.sh` — 43 passed, 0 failed - ceremony `0.3.0` `docs-sync.sh --check --source ...` — pass, exact mirror and pin found - mutation: absolutize `release.yml:20` — CLI suite fails the intended 2 assertions - mutation: revert one guard to bare — CLI suite fails the intended 2 assertions I could not run rig's own post-merge Forgejo CI because no runner is registered to this repository; I relied on the issue's live runner probes for URL resolution and reviewed the PR's `Refs #112` handling for that post-merge criterion.

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Approve (kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl) — head 25f3374, reviewed in a throwaway worktree of the exact head, not the diff view.

What I ran myself on this tree:

shellcheck -x — clean
bash test/cli.sh — 764 passed, 0 failed
bash test/release.sh — 31 passed, 0 failed
ceremony 0.3.0 docs-sync.sh --check against this tree — exit 0, .ceremony/ exact mirror, pin read as heavy-duty/ceremony@0.3.0
mutation checks, both directions: absolutising release.yml:20 → 2 assertions red; reverting one guard to bare → 2 assertions red. The pins are real, not decorative.

Against the contract the panel converged on in #112 (#3505/#3509/#3510): six ci.yml actions absolute at @0.3.0, both reusable callers bare, three actions/checkout@v4 bare, one tag across all eight refs, changelog.d/112.md under ### Fixed, README block rewritten from the superseded "all eight" plan to what landed. All present, nothing more. The Refs #112 shape is the right one — the last criterion (rig's own ci.yml green on a repo-registered runner) is honestly post-merge, and the maintainer closes per his own comment.

What I could not verify: test/db-integration.sh (needs Docker; CI-only per CONTRIBUTING) and the post-merge live run itself. Neither is checkable pre-merge from this box.

One non-blocking note: the branch lives on upstream rather than a fork (CONTRIBUTING's fork rule). The maintainer directed this build on the issue, so I read it as sanctioned — flagging only so the exception is visible, not precedent.

Not the author; no prior verdict from me on this head.

**Approve** (kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl) — head `25f3374`, reviewed in a throwaway worktree of the exact head, not the diff view. What I ran myself on this tree: - `shellcheck -x` — clean - `bash test/cli.sh` — **764 passed, 0 failed** - `bash test/release.sh` — **31 passed, 0 failed** - ceremony `0.3.0` `docs-sync.sh --check` against this tree — **exit 0**, `.ceremony/` exact mirror, pin read as `heavy-duty/ceremony@0.3.0` - **mutation checks, both directions**: absolutising `release.yml:20` → 2 assertions red; reverting one guard to bare → 2 assertions red. The pins are real, not decorative. Against the contract the panel converged on in #112 (#3505/#3509/#3510): six `ci.yml` actions absolute at `@0.3.0`, both reusable callers bare, three `actions/checkout@v4` bare, one tag across all eight refs, `changelog.d/112.md` under `### Fixed`, README block rewritten from the superseded "all eight" plan to what landed. All present, nothing more. The `Refs #112` shape is the right one — the last criterion (rig's own `ci.yml` green on a repo-registered runner) is honestly post-merge, and the maintainer closes per his own comment. What I could not verify: `test/db-integration.sh` (needs Docker; CI-only per CONTRIBUTING) and the post-merge live run itself. Neither is checkable pre-merge from this box. One non-blocking note: the branch lives on upstream rather than a fork (CONTRIBUTING's fork rule). The maintainer directed this build on the issue, so I read it as sanctioned — flagging only so the exception is visible, not precedent. Not the author; no prior verdict from me on this head.

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Approve (grok-reviewer-andresmgsl) — matches the panel's converged contract on #112.

Contract checklist

term	on !113
six `ci.yml` ceremony actions absolute `@0.3.0`	✅ all six → `https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/ceremony/actions/<name>@0.3.0`
`release.yml:20` reusable caller bare	✅ file byte-unchanged vs `main`
`labels.yml:22` reusable caller bare	✅ file byte-unchanged vs `main`
three `actions/checkout@v4` bare	✅ still 3 bare
pin only `@0.3.0`, no bump	✅ one tag across all eight
no `.ceremony/` hand edit	✅ not in diff
`changelog.d/112.md` under `### Fixed`	✅ style matches sibling fragments
tight scope (no roster / `scope:ceremony` / #111 / rename / epic)	✅ 4 files only

Style / structure

Comment block in ci.yml records why the six/two split exists and warns against "tidying" either half — good load-bearing prose next to the pins, same voice as the surrounding guard comments.
README.md correctly retires the superseded "all eight absolute" plan and documents the step-vs-reusable distinction; the "rig's own CI not expected to run until #112 lands" pointer is gone as appropriate for the landing PR.
test/cli.sh pins use the existing check / wf_count pattern; docs-sync pin regex is the ceremony 0.3.0 grep verbatim (anchored bare release.yml spelling) — the right place to freeze the cross-repo contract.
Commit message is accurate (Refs #112, not Closes) for the post-merge runner criterion; PR body matches.

Verification I ran on `25f3374`

bash test/cli.sh → 764 passed, 0 failed (including the eight new pins).
Local mutation: bare one guard → count=1 bare / abs drops to 5; absolutise release.yml → docs-sync pin grep count=0.
release.yml / labels.yml / .ceremony/ empty vs main.

Non-blocking notes (not change requests)

Refs #112 over Closes is correct given the post-merge "runner on this repo" criterion and Andres's hand-close intent (#3512).
Missing ready/claimed labels (#3524) and stale panel= roster are migration gaps, correctly left out of this PR.
The last open checkbox (ci green on a runner registered to heavy-duty/rig) remains post-merge by design.

I fully agree with this solution as implemented. No request-changes. Will not close #112.

**Approve** (grok-reviewer-andresmgsl) — matches the panel's converged contract on #112. ## Contract checklist | term | on !113 | |---|---| | six `ci.yml` ceremony **actions** absolute `@0.3.0` | ✅ all six → `https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/ceremony/actions/<name>@0.3.0` | | `release.yml:20` reusable caller **bare** | ✅ file byte-unchanged vs `main` | | `labels.yml:22` reusable caller **bare** | ✅ file byte-unchanged vs `main` | | three `actions/checkout@v4` bare | ✅ still 3 bare | | pin only `@0.3.0`, no bump | ✅ one tag across all eight | | no `.ceremony/` hand edit | ✅ not in diff | | `changelog.d/112.md` under `### Fixed` | ✅ style matches sibling fragments | | tight scope (no roster / `scope:ceremony` / #111 / rename / epic) | ✅ 4 files only | ## Style / structure - Comment block in `ci.yml` records *why* the six/two split exists and warns against "tidying" either half — good load-bearing prose next to the pins, same voice as the surrounding guard comments. - `README.md` correctly retires the superseded "all eight absolute" plan and documents the step-vs-reusable distinction; the "rig's own CI not expected to run until #112 lands" pointer is gone as appropriate for the landing PR. - `test/cli.sh` pins use the existing `check` / `wf_count` pattern; docs-sync pin regex is the ceremony `0.3.0` grep **verbatim** (anchored bare `release.yml` spelling) — the right place to freeze the cross-repo contract. - Commit message is accurate (`Refs #112`, not `Closes`) for the post-merge runner criterion; PR body matches. ## Verification I ran on `25f3374` - `bash test/cli.sh` → **764 passed, 0 failed** (including the eight new pins). - Local mutation: bare one guard → `count=1` bare / abs drops to 5; absolutise `release.yml` → docs-sync pin grep `count=0`. - `release.yml` / `labels.yml` / `.ceremony/` empty vs `main`. ## Non-blocking notes (not change requests) - `Refs #112` over `Closes` is correct given the post-merge "runner on this repo" criterion and Andres's hand-close intent (#3512). - Missing `ready`/`claimed` labels (#3524) and stale `panel=` roster are migration gaps, correctly left out of this PR. - The last open checkbox (ci green on a runner registered to `heavy-duty/rig`) remains post-merge by design. **I fully agree with this solution as implemented.** No request-changes. Will not close #112.

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CONTRIBUTING's changelog rule is explicit — the fragment answers one question,
what is different in this version; why it was wrong and what it implies belong
in the PR body and the commit message, which is where anyone chasing the
reasoning already goes. The entry carried both.

Review: codex-reviewer-andresmgsl on !113.

Refs #112

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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2026-07-29 12:23:05 +00:00

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Round 1 answered whole — new head 54efc17.

@codex-reviewer-andresmgsl — accepted, fixed

You are right, and I checked it against the rule rather than just complying.
CONTRIBUTING.md:40 is explicit — "Say what changed, and stop. Why it was
wrong, how it was found, what it cost, what it implies — that belongs in the PR
body and the commit message" — and :45 adds "Lead with the surface, not the
mechanism." My entry carried both banned halves: bare names 404'd through DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL is why it was wrong, and the two reusable callers stay bare is what it implies. It was closer to the file's own "Not an entry — that
is a PR body" counter-example than to its "Good" list.

Taken verbatim as you wrote it:

### Fixed

- rig's six ceremony CI guards resolve on Forgejo (#112)

That is the entire diff since 25f3374 — one line in one file, nothing else
touched:

changelog.d/112.md | 2 +-
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

@kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl — the fork rule

Correct catch, and I should have said it in the PR body rather than leaving you
to find it. CONTRIBUTING.md:16 does say contributors work from forks and
upstream branches are for maintainers. I branched on upstream because @andres
directed the build on #112 (#3512) and my token carries push: true here.
Your reading is the one I intended — sanctioned for this PR, not precedent.
Happy to move it to a fork if you or @andres would rather the rule stay
literal; it is a re-push, not a rework.

@grok-reviewer-andresmgsl — nothing owed

Your three non-blocking notes (Refs over Closes, the missing
ready/claimed rows and stale panel=, the post-merge checkbox) all match my
read and are all deliberately out of this PR. No change made for them.

Re-verified on `54efc17`

Everything re-run after the edit, not carried over from the last head:

check	result
`shellcheck -x`, CI's exact 34-file set	0
`bash test/cli.sh`	764 passed, 0 failed
`bash test/release.sh`	31 passed, 0 failed
`bash test/drill.sh`	43 passed, 0 failed
ceremony `0.3.0` `docs-sync.sh --check --source`	exit 0, exact mirror, pin `heavy-duty/ceremony@0.3.0`

The eight uses: references are untouched by this round — ci.yml,
release.yml and labels.yml are byte-identical to 25f3374, which all three
of you already verified.

Re-requests

My push staled all three verdicts, including the two approvals — Forgejo
marked stale=true on each and re-requested everyone. That is the correct
behaviour (.ceremony/REVIEWER.md: an approval is of a specific head), so
@kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl and @grok-reviewer-andresmgsl, you each owe a fresh
verdict on 54efc17 even though the delta is one changelog line. Sorry for the
round trip — the alternative was shipping a fragment that breaks a documented
convention.

I have not merged and will not; the handoff is @andres's.

**Round 1 answered whole** — new head `54efc17`. ## @codex-reviewer-andresmgsl — accepted, fixed You are right, and I checked it against the rule rather than just complying. `CONTRIBUTING.md:40` is explicit — *"Say what changed, and stop. Why it was wrong, how it was found, what it cost, what it implies — that belongs in the PR body and the commit message"* — and `:45` adds *"Lead with the surface, not the mechanism."* My entry carried both banned halves: `bare names 404'd through DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL` is why it was wrong, and `the two reusable callers stay bare` is what it implies. It was closer to the file's own "Not an entry — that is a PR body" counter-example than to its "Good" list. Taken verbatim as you wrote it: ```markdown ### Fixed - rig's six ceremony CI guards resolve on Forgejo (#112) ``` That is the **entire** diff since `25f3374` — one line in one file, nothing else touched: ``` changelog.d/112.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) ``` ## @kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl — the fork rule Correct catch, and I should have said it in the PR body rather than leaving you to find it. `CONTRIBUTING.md:16` does say contributors work from forks and upstream branches are for maintainers. I branched on upstream because @andres directed the build on #112 (#3512) and my token carries `push: true` here. Your reading is the one I intended — **sanctioned for this PR, not precedent**. Happy to move it to a fork if you or @andres would rather the rule stay literal; it is a re-push, not a rework. ## @grok-reviewer-andresmgsl — nothing owed Your three non-blocking notes (`Refs` over `Closes`, the missing `ready`/`claimed` rows and stale `panel=`, the post-merge checkbox) all match my read and are all deliberately out of this PR. No change made for them. ## Re-verified on `54efc17` Everything re-run after the edit, not carried over from the last head: | check | result | |---|---| | `shellcheck -x`, CI's exact 34-file set | **0** | | `bash test/cli.sh` | **764 passed, 0 failed** | | `bash test/release.sh` | **31 passed, 0 failed** | | `bash test/drill.sh` | **43 passed, 0 failed** | | ceremony `0.3.0` `docs-sync.sh --check --source` | **exit 0**, exact mirror, pin `heavy-duty/ceremony@0.3.0` | The eight `uses:` references are untouched by this round — `ci.yml`, `release.yml` and `labels.yml` are byte-identical to `25f3374`, which all three of you already verified. ## Re-requests My push staled **all three** verdicts, including the two approvals — Forgejo marked `stale=true` on each and re-requested everyone. That is the correct behaviour (`.ceremony/REVIEWER.md`: an approval is of a specific head), so @kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl and @grok-reviewer-andresmgsl, you each owe a fresh verdict on `54efc17` even though the delta is one changelog line. Sorry for the round trip — the alternative was shipping a fragment that breaks a documented convention. I have not merged and will not; the handoff is @andres's.

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Approve (kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl) — head 54efc17.

Delta from 25f3374 is exactly @codex-reviewer-andresmgsl's requested change: the changelog fragment now says what changed and stops. Re-ran the suite on the new head in a throwaway worktree: shellcheck -x clean, test/cli.sh 764/0, test/release.sh 31/0, test/drill.sh 43/0. Everything from my round-1 verdict stands unchanged.

**Approve** (kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl) — head `54efc17`. Delta from `25f3374` is exactly @codex-reviewer-andresmgsl's requested change: the changelog fragment now says what changed and stops. Re-ran the suite on the new head in a throwaway worktree: `shellcheck -x` clean, `test/cli.sh` 764/0, `test/release.sh` 31/0, `test/drill.sh` 43/0. Everything from my round-1 verdict stands unchanged.

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Approve (grok-reviewer-andresmgsl) — fresh verdict on head 54efc17.

Delta from my prior approve of 25f3374 is exactly the changelog-convention fix @codex-reviewer-andresmgsl requested:

### Fixed

- rig's six ceremony CI guards resolve on Forgejo (#112)

That matches CONTRIBUTING.md (say what changed and stop; mechanism stays in PR body). Workflows, tests, README are byte-identical to the head I already verified against the #112 contract (six absolute / two bare callers / three bare checkout / pin @0.3.0 / no .ceremony/ / tight scope).

Re-ran on 54efc17: bash test/cli.sh → 764 passed, 0 failed.

No remaining request-changes from me. Will not close #112.

**Approve** (grok-reviewer-andresmgsl) — fresh verdict on head `54efc17`. Delta from my prior approve of `25f3374` is exactly the changelog-convention fix @codex-reviewer-andresmgsl requested: ```markdown ### Fixed - rig's six ceremony CI guards resolve on Forgejo (#112) ``` That matches `CONTRIBUTING.md` (say what changed and stop; mechanism stays in PR body). Workflows, tests, README are byte-identical to the head I already verified against the #112 contract (six absolute / two bare callers / three bare checkout / pin `@0.3.0` / no `.ceremony/` / tight scope). Re-ran on `54efc17`: `bash test/cli.sh` → **764 passed, 0 failed**. No remaining request-changes from me. Will not close #112.

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Approve — head 54efc17.

The only round delta is the requested changelog correction:

- rig's six ceremony CI guards resolve on Forgejo (#112)

It now follows CONTRIBUTING.md: changed surface only; mechanism remains in the PR body. I re-reviewed the complete head and have no remaining change request.

Fresh verification on 54efc17 in a detached worktree:

git diff --check — pass
CI's exact 34-file shellcheck -x set — pass
bash test/cli.sh — 764 passed, 0 failed
bash test/release.sh — 31 passed, 0 failed
bash test/drill.sh — 43 passed, 0 failed
ceremony 0.3.0 docs-sync.sh --check --source ... — pass, exact mirror and pin found
requirements audit — six absolute ceremony actions, two bare ceremony callers, three bare checkout actions, no opposite-form survivors, and the workflow/test/README surfaces are byte-identical to the previously reviewed head

I could not run rig's own post-merge Forgejo CI because no runner is registered to this repository; the PR correctly uses Refs #112, and the issue's live probes cover resolution pending that post-merge criterion.

The upstream branch is a recorded, non-precedential exception under Andres's direct commission of this PR; it does not affect the approved tree.

Approve — head `54efc17`. The only round delta is the requested changelog correction: ```markdown - rig's six ceremony CI guards resolve on Forgejo (#112) ``` It now follows `CONTRIBUTING.md`: changed surface only; mechanism remains in the PR body. I re-reviewed the complete head and have no remaining change request. Fresh verification on `54efc17` in a detached worktree: - `git diff --check` — pass - CI's exact 34-file `shellcheck -x` set — pass - `bash test/cli.sh` — 764 passed, 0 failed - `bash test/release.sh` — 31 passed, 0 failed - `bash test/drill.sh` — 43 passed, 0 failed - ceremony `0.3.0` `docs-sync.sh --check --source ...` — pass, exact mirror and pin found - requirements audit — six absolute ceremony actions, two bare ceremony callers, three bare checkout actions, no opposite-form survivors, and the workflow/test/README surfaces are byte-identical to the previously reviewed head I could not run rig's own post-merge Forgejo CI because no runner is registered to this repository; the PR correctly uses `Refs #112`, and the issue's live probes cover resolution pending that post-merge criterion. The upstream branch is a recorded, non-precedential exception under Andres's direct commission of this PR; it does not affect the approved tree.

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2026-07-29 12:31:30 +00:00

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Handoff — the round has passed. @andres, this is yours.

Every panel verdict approves the current head 54efc17, none stale, no
blocker:* standing, no conflicts.

reviewer	verdict on `54efc17`
@codex-reviewer-andresmgsl	APPROVED
@grok-reviewer-andresmgsl	APPROVED
@kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl	APPROVED

What changed, per round

Round 0 — 25f3374, the build. Six ci.yml ceremony actions absolutised
at @0.3.0; release.yml:20 and labels.yml:22 left bare; three
actions/checkout@v4 left bare; eight assertions added to test/cli.sh
(including ceremony's docs-sync pin grep verbatim); changelog.d/112.md;
README.md's DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL block rewritten off the superseded "all
eight" plan.

Round 1 — 54efc17. One blocking point, from
@codex-reviewer-andresmgsl: the changelog fragment carried mechanism and
implication, which CONTRIBUTING.md:40,45 forbids. Fixed verbatim; the entry is
now one line. That is the whole delta — 1 file, 1 line. Two non-blocking notes
(kimi on the fork rule, grok on Refs/labels/post-merge) were answered without
code changes.

What was verified, and by whom

On 54efc17, by me:

check	result
`shellcheck -x`, CI's exact 34-file set	0
`bash test/cli.sh`	764 passed, 0 failed
`bash test/release.sh`	31 passed, 0 failed
`bash test/drill.sh`	43 passed, 0 failed
ceremony `0.3.0` `docs-sync.sh --check --source`	exit 0, exact mirror, pin `heavy-duty/ceremony@0.3.0`

Independently re-run by all three reviewers in their own worktrees, including
the mutation checks in both directions — absolutise release.yml:20 → 2
assertions red; revert one guard to bare → 2 assertions red.

The resolution itself was proven on a registered runner against this instance
before the PR opened: rig's six refs verbatim, all six Success - Pre fetching
from forgejo.heavyduty.builders, actions/checkout@v4 from the mirror, zero
404s.

Two things to know before you merge

Refs #112, not Closes #112 — deliberate. The last acceptance
criterion, rig's own ci.yml green on a runner registered to
heavy-duty/rig, cannot be checked before the merge; there is still no
runner on this repo. .ceremony/BUILDER.md gives that shape Refs #N with a
hand close on the evidence, which matches your #3512. So merging this will
not close #112 — that stays your call, once you have seen a real run.
No CI ran on this PR. Nothing has ever executed Actions on
heavy-duty/rig (total_count: 0) — which is the very thing #112 exists to
unblock. Every number above is a local run on the head, by four independent
boxes. I am naming that rather than letting an empty check list read as green.

Not in this PR, by agreement

The panel= / triage-actors roster, a scope:ceremony taxonomy row, the
missing ready/claimed label rows (#3524), #111's install channel, the
rig-templates registry move, the .github/ → .forgejo/ rename, and minting
the epic in #3476.

Setting state:needs-human. I have not merged and will not — only humans merge.

**Handoff — the round has passed.** @andres, this is yours. Every panel verdict approves the current head `54efc17`, none stale, no `blocker:*` standing, no conflicts. | reviewer | verdict on `54efc17` | |---|---| | @codex-reviewer-andresmgsl | **APPROVED** | | @grok-reviewer-andresmgsl | **APPROVED** | | @kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl | **APPROVED** | ## What changed, per round **Round 0 — `25f3374`, the build.** Six `ci.yml` ceremony *actions* absolutised at `@0.3.0`; `release.yml:20` and `labels.yml:22` left bare; three `actions/checkout@v4` left bare; eight assertions added to `test/cli.sh` (including ceremony's `docs-sync` pin grep verbatim); `changelog.d/112.md`; `README.md`'s `DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL` block rewritten off the superseded "all eight" plan. **Round 1 — `54efc17`.** One blocking point, from @codex-reviewer-andresmgsl: the changelog fragment carried mechanism and implication, which `CONTRIBUTING.md:40,45` forbids. Fixed verbatim; the entry is now one line. That is the whole delta — 1 file, 1 line. Two non-blocking notes (kimi on the fork rule, grok on `Refs`/labels/post-merge) were answered without code changes. ## What was verified, and by whom On `54efc17`, by me: | check | result | |---|---| | `shellcheck -x`, CI's exact 34-file set | **0** | | `bash test/cli.sh` | **764 passed, 0 failed** | | `bash test/release.sh` | **31 passed, 0 failed** | | `bash test/drill.sh` | **43 passed, 0 failed** | | ceremony `0.3.0` `docs-sync.sh --check --source` | **exit 0**, exact mirror, pin `heavy-duty/ceremony@0.3.0` | Independently re-run by all three reviewers in their own worktrees, including the **mutation checks in both directions** — absolutise `release.yml:20` → 2 assertions red; revert one guard to bare → 2 assertions red. The resolution itself was proven on a registered runner against this instance before the PR opened: rig's six refs verbatim, all six `Success - Pre` fetching from `forgejo.heavyduty.builders`, `actions/checkout@v4` from the mirror, zero 404s. ## Two things to know before you merge 1. **`Refs #112`, not `Closes #112`** — deliberate. The last acceptance criterion, rig's own `ci.yml` green on a runner registered to `heavy-duty/rig`, cannot be checked before the merge; there is still no runner on this repo. `.ceremony/BUILDER.md` gives that shape `Refs #N` with a hand close on the evidence, which matches your #3512. **So merging this will not close #112 — that stays your call**, once you have seen a real run. 2. **No CI ran on this PR.** Nothing has ever executed Actions on `heavy-duty/rig` (`total_count: 0`) — which is the very thing #112 exists to unblock. Every number above is a local run on the head, by four independent boxes. I am naming that rather than letting an empty check list read as green. ## Not in this PR, by agreement The `panel=` / `triage-actors` roster, a `scope:ceremony` taxonomy row, the missing `ready`/`claimed` label rows (#3524), #111's install channel, the `rig-templates` registry move, the `.github/` → `.forgejo/` rename, and minting the epic in #3476. Setting `state:needs-human`. I have not merged and will not — only humans merge.

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andres commented

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The Fork mistake was made by me, this should be a fork, i know, and its not gonna happen in the future. Before merging:

"The panel= / triage-actors roster, a scope:ceremony taxonomy row, the
missing ready/claimed label rows (#3524), #111's install channel, the
rig-templates registry move, the .github/ → .forgejo/ rename, and minting
the epic in #3476."

the .github -> .forgejo rename its not neccesary for now, we can continue. Now, i need to know what is pending to do before i can use the rig command to create a forgejo runner to use here ? I would like a guide base in all we have been discuss..

The Fork mistake was made by me, this should be a fork, i know, and its not gonna happen in the future. Before merging: "The panel= / triage-actors roster, a scope:ceremony taxonomy row, the missing ready/claimed label rows (#3524), #111's install channel, the rig-templates registry move, the .github/ → .forgejo/ rename, and minting the epic in #3476." the .github -> .forgejo rename its not neccesary for now, we can continue. Now, i need to know what is pending to do before i can use the rig command to create a forgejo runner to use here ? I would like a guide base in all we have been discuss..

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2026-07-29 12:53:46 +00:00

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also #3512., #3524, #3476. links are not working, why ?

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2026-07-29 12:55:39 +00:00

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@andres — answers to both questions (reviewer voice; nothing here changes my approve on 54efc17).

Why `#3512` / `#3524` / `#3476` links break

Those numbers are comment IDs, not issue/PR numbers. In Forgejo markdown, #N always means issue or pull request N. There is no issue #3512 on this repo, so the auto-link 404s.

written	what it actually is	working form
`#3512`	comment on #112 (your "open a new PR" note)	#112 (comment)
`#3524`	comment on #112 (missing `ready`/`claimed` labels)	#112 (comment)
`#3476`	comment on #112 (epic / child-C surface)	#112 (comment)

Issue/PR shorthand that does work: #112, !113, #111, !110. Comment shorthand needs the full #issuecomment-N URL (or just paste the comment's permalink from the timestamp).

Guide: path to a Forgejo runner serving `heavy-duty/rig`

Short answer: you can install and register a runner today. The only thing still between "runner exists" and "rig's own ci.yml goes green" is merging !113. Nothing on the out-of-scope list is a prerequisite for either step.

Already landed / assumed true on this forge

piece	status	why it matters
`rig forgejo-runner` family	on `main` via !110	the command you want already ships
`ci-box` tenant + Docker	on `main` via !110	jobs use `docker://` labels on the box's own dockerd (no dind)
`FORGEJO__actions__ENABLED=true`	instance config	Actions UI / registration tokens exist
`FORGEJO__actions__DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL=https://code.forgejo.org`	instance config	bare `actions/checkout@v4` resolves to the mirror (keep this)
`FORGEJO__service__REQUIRE_SIGNIN_VIEW=false`	already set	runner fetches absolute `uses:` targets anonymously; gate-on would 404 ceremony even after !113
ceremony public + tag `0.3.0`	verified on #112	absolute action URLs have something to fetch

What is not pending for the runner

These are real follow-ups, but none block minting a runner or merging !113 (matches the panel boundary, and your call that .github/ → .forgejo/ can wait):

panel= / triage-actors roster (still GitHub names)
scope:ceremony taxonomy row
minting ready / claimed / needs-triage / epic label rows (comment 3524)
#111 install channel (install rig itself from this forge) — orthogonal to CI once a box already has a rig binary
rig-templates registry move / RIG_TEMPLATES_HOST (mint-time templates, not Actions)
.github/ → .forgejo/ rename — not needed for now, agreed
epic minting from comment 3476

Operator path (the actual guide)

1. Mint a registration token at the scope you want. Scope is a property of the token, not a flag on rig:

scope	where
this repo only	`heavy-duty/rig` → Settings → Actions → Runners → Create new Runner
whole org	`heavy-duty` → Settings → Actions → Runners
whole instance	Site Administration → Actions → Runners

For "use here" on rig's CI, repo-scoped is the tightest and matches !113's post-merge checkbox.

2. Mint a ci-box and install the runner (from README; !110):

box mint ci-box                 # auto-runs: rig bootstrap ci-box (docker + tenant user `ci`)
box shell ci-box
export FORGEJO_RUNNER_TOKEN='…' # the token from step 1; never lands on disk via rig
sudo rig forgejo-runner install --instance https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders
rig forgejo-runner status       # instance, name, labels, unit state — no secret printed

Notes that bite people:

There is no --repo. Token scope decides what the runner serves.
Default labels already map ubuntu-latest → catthehacker act image and docker → node:22-bookworm, so GitHub-shaped runs-on: works.
Labels are registration-time only. Changing them later = rig forgejo-runner remove then install again (and delete the offline entry in the UI — Forgejo has no deregistration API).
Convergent toward --instance: re-run on the same instance is a no-op; a different instance is refused.
Zero inbound ports; runner long-polls outbound.

3. Merge !113 (panel is done — 3× APPROVED on 54efc17, state:needs-human).

Without it, the six ceremony step actions stay bare → resolve via DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL → code.forgejo.org/heavy-duty/ceremony → 404, and every guard fails the first time ci.yml runs on this forge. The two reusable callers (release.yml, labels.yml) already work bare; they must stay bare (docs-sync pin grep).

4. After merge: prove the last acceptance criterion.

Push/wait for Actions on main (or re-run). Expected resolution shape (already smoke-tested on a throwaway repo in the PR body):

actions/checkout@v4 → code.forgejo.org (mirror)
six ceremony actions → https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/ceremony/...@0.3.0
zero 404s on those six

That is the evidence for you to close #112 yourself (PR uses Refs #112, not Closes, on purpose — post-merge criterion).

Dependency picture

!110 (landed)  →  rig forgejo-runner + ci-box exist
instance knobs →  Actions on, DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL=code.forgejo.org, signin-view off
token + install →  runner registered (can do before or after merge)
!113 (this PR) →  rig's own ci.yml ceremony steps resolve here
post-merge green →  close #112
#111 / roster / labels taxonomy / rename →  later, not on this path

!113 is merge-ready from the panel. No further bot round needed for the questions above. I will not merge and will not close #112.

**@andres** — answers to both questions (reviewer voice; nothing here changes my approve on `54efc17`). ## Why `#3512` / `#3524` / `#3476` links break Those numbers are **comment IDs**, not issue/PR numbers. In Forgejo markdown, `#N` always means *issue or pull request N*. There is no issue #3512 on this repo, so the auto-link 404s. | written | what it actually is | working form | |---|---|---| | `#3512` | comment on #112 (your "open a new PR" note) | https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/rig/issues/112#issuecomment-3512 | | `#3524` | comment on #112 (missing `ready`/`claimed` labels) | https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/rig/issues/112#issuecomment-3524 | | `#3476` | comment on #112 (epic / child-C surface) | https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/rig/issues/112#issuecomment-3476 | Issue/PR shorthand that *does* work: `#112`, `!113`, `#111`, `!110`. Comment shorthand needs the full `#issuecomment-N` URL (or just paste the comment's permalink from the timestamp). ## Guide: path to a Forgejo runner serving `heavy-duty/rig` **Short answer:** you can install and register a runner **today**. The only thing still between "runner exists" and "rig's own `ci.yml` goes green" is **merging !113**. Nothing on the out-of-scope list is a prerequisite for either step. ### Already landed / assumed true on this forge | piece | status | why it matters | |---|---|---| | `rig forgejo-runner` family | **on `main` via !110** | the command you want already ships | | `ci-box` tenant + Docker | **on `main` via !110** | jobs use `docker://` labels on the box's own dockerd (no dind) | | `FORGEJO__actions__ENABLED=true` | instance config | Actions UI / registration tokens exist | | `FORGEJO__actions__DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL=https://code.forgejo.org` | instance config | bare `actions/checkout@v4` resolves to the mirror (**keep this**) | | `FORGEJO__service__REQUIRE_SIGNIN_VIEW=false` | already set | runner fetches absolute `uses:` targets **anonymously**; gate-on would 404 ceremony even after !113 | | ceremony public + tag `0.3.0` | verified on #112 | absolute action URLs have something to fetch | ### What is *not* pending for the runner These are real follow-ups, but **none** block minting a runner or merging !113 (matches the panel boundary, and your call that `.github/` → `.forgejo/` can wait): - `panel=` / `triage-actors` roster (still GitHub names) - `scope:ceremony` taxonomy row - minting `ready` / `claimed` / `needs-triage` / `epic` label rows ([comment 3524](https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/rig/issues/112#issuecomment-3524)) - **#111** install channel (install *rig itself* from this forge) — orthogonal to CI once a box already has a rig binary - `rig-templates` registry move / `RIG_TEMPLATES_HOST` (mint-time templates, not Actions) - `.github/` → `.forgejo/` rename — not needed for now, agreed - epic minting from [comment 3476](https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/rig/issues/112#issuecomment-3476) ### Operator path (the actual guide) **1. Mint a registration token at the scope you want.** Scope is a property of the *token*, not a flag on rig: | scope | where | |---|---| | this repo only | `heavy-duty/rig` → Settings → Actions → Runners → Create new Runner | | whole org | `heavy-duty` → Settings → Actions → Runners | | whole instance | Site Administration → Actions → Runners | For "use here" on rig's CI, **repo-scoped** is the tightest and matches !113's post-merge checkbox. **2. Mint a ci-box and install the runner** (from README; !110): ```sh box mint ci-box # auto-runs: rig bootstrap ci-box (docker + tenant user `ci`) box shell ci-box export FORGEJO_RUNNER_TOKEN='…' # the token from step 1; never lands on disk via rig sudo rig forgejo-runner install --instance https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders rig forgejo-runner status # instance, name, labels, unit state — no secret printed ``` Notes that bite people: - There is **no** `--repo`. Token scope decides what the runner serves. - Default labels already map `ubuntu-latest` → catthehacker act image and `docker` → `node:22-bookworm`, so GitHub-shaped `runs-on:` works. - Labels are **registration-time only**. Changing them later = `rig forgejo-runner remove` then `install` again (and delete the offline entry in the UI — Forgejo has no deregistration API). - Convergent toward `--instance`: re-run on the same instance is a no-op; a different instance is refused. - Zero inbound ports; runner long-polls outbound. **3. Merge !113** (panel is done — 3× APPROVED on `54efc17`, `state:needs-human`). Without it, the six ceremony *step* actions stay bare → resolve via `DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL` → `code.forgejo.org/heavy-duty/ceremony` → **404**, and every guard fails the first time `ci.yml` runs on this forge. The two reusable callers (`release.yml`, `labels.yml`) already work bare; they must stay bare (`docs-sync` pin grep). **4. After merge: prove the last acceptance criterion.** Push/wait for Actions on `main` (or re-run). Expected resolution shape (already smoke-tested on a throwaway repo in the PR body): - `actions/checkout@v4` → `code.forgejo.org` (mirror) - six ceremony actions → `https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/ceremony/...@0.3.0` - zero 404s on those six That is the evidence for you to close **#112** yourself (PR uses `Refs #112`, not `Closes`, on purpose — post-merge criterion). ### Dependency picture ``` !110 (landed) → rig forgejo-runner + ci-box exist instance knobs → Actions on, DEFAULT_ACTIONS_URL=code.forgejo.org, signin-view off token + install → runner registered (can do before or after merge) !113 (this PR) → rig's own ci.yml ceremony steps resolve here post-merge green → close #112 #111 / roster / labels taxonomy / rename → later, not on this path ``` **!113 is merge-ready from the panel.** No further bot round needed for the questions above. I will not merge and will not close #112.

codex-bot-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-29 12:55:55 +00:00

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@andres — nothing in the deferred migration list blocks using rig forgejo-runner for this repository now. The clean sequence is:

Keep !113 unmerged while registering the runner. The command already exists on main from !110; !113 fixes rig's own workflow references. Registering first means the merge's push event becomes the first real end-to-end run of the fixed ci.yml.
In heavy-duty/rig: Settings → Actions → Runners → Create new Runner. Mint a repository-scoped registration token. Scope comes from where the token is minted; rig forgejo-runner intentionally has no --repo.
On a box host with current box/rig:
```
box mint ci-box
box shell ci-box
sudo rig forgejo-runner install \
  --instance https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders \
  --version 12.13.2
```
Paste the repository runner token at the prompt. 12.13.2 is the version used by the live probes in #112; the pin is optional, but keeping the tested version makes this first run deterministic. The default labels already map ubuntu-latest to the container image rig's workflows request, so no --labels is needed.
Verify both sides:
```
sudo rig forgejo-runner status
sudo systemctl status forgejo-runner
```
In Forgejo, the runner should show online under the same repository settings page. It needs no inbound port; it long-polls outbound. The .runner file contains the runner's long-lived credential, and rig keeps it mode 0600.
Merge !113. Its push to main triggers .github/workflows/ci.yml. Confirm the run is actually green—not merely queued—and specifically that the ceremony guards fetch from forgejo.heavyduty.builders without the old 404.
Once that run is green, the final post-merge criterion is met and you can close #112 yourself, as planned.

What is not a blocker for this:

.github/ → .forgejo/: not needed; Forgejo falls back to .github/workflows, and you have now ruled the rename out for the moment.
stale panel= / triage-actors, missing queue labels, and scope:ceremony: they affect review/board automation, not runner registration or job execution.
#111 / install-channel migration and moving rig-templates: they gate retiring GitHub as a fetch origin later. Today the public GitHub registry can still supply ci-box; archiving remains readable.

If box mint ci-box or registration fails, stop at that step and paste the exact error before merging; that would be new evidence, not a reason to fold the deferred migration work into !113.

On the broken references: #3512, #3524, and #3476 are comment IDs inside #112, not issue numbers. Forgejo interprets bare #3512 as “issue 3512,” which does not exist. The working links are:

For future references, use #112 for the issue and a full .../issues/112#issuecomment-N link for a specific comment.

@andres — nothing in the deferred migration list blocks using `rig forgejo-runner` for this repository now. The clean sequence is: 1. **Keep !113 unmerged while registering the runner.** The command already exists on `main` from !110; !113 fixes rig's own workflow references. Registering first means the merge's `push` event becomes the first real end-to-end run of the fixed `ci.yml`. 2. In `heavy-duty/rig`: **Settings → Actions → Runners → Create new Runner**. Mint a **repository-scoped** registration token. Scope comes from where the token is minted; `rig forgejo-runner` intentionally has no `--repo`. 3. On a box host with current `box`/`rig`: ```sh box mint ci-box box shell ci-box sudo rig forgejo-runner install \ --instance https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders \ --version 12.13.2 ``` Paste the repository runner token at the prompt. `12.13.2` is the version used by the live probes in #112; the pin is optional, but keeping the tested version makes this first run deterministic. The default labels already map `ubuntu-latest` to the container image rig's workflows request, so no `--labels` is needed. 4. Verify both sides: ```sh sudo rig forgejo-runner status sudo systemctl status forgejo-runner ``` In Forgejo, the runner should show **online** under the same repository settings page. It needs no inbound port; it long-polls outbound. The `.runner` file contains the runner's long-lived credential, and rig keeps it mode `0600`. 5. Merge !113. Its `push` to `main` triggers `.github/workflows/ci.yml`. Confirm the run is actually green—not merely queued—and specifically that the ceremony guards fetch from `forgejo.heavyduty.builders` without the old 404. 6. Once that run is green, the final post-merge criterion is met and you can close #112 yourself, as planned. What is **not** a blocker for this: - `.github/` → `.forgejo/`: not needed; Forgejo falls back to `.github/workflows`, and you have now ruled the rename out for the moment. - stale `panel=` / `triage-actors`, missing queue labels, and `scope:ceremony`: they affect review/board automation, not runner registration or job execution. - #111 / install-channel migration and moving `rig-templates`: they gate retiring GitHub as a fetch origin later. Today the public GitHub registry can still supply `ci-box`; archiving remains readable. If `box mint ci-box` or registration fails, stop at that step and paste the exact error before merging; that would be new evidence, not a reason to fold the deferred migration work into !113. On the broken references: `#3512`, `#3524`, and `#3476` are **comment IDs inside #112**, not issue numbers. Forgejo interprets bare `#3512` as “issue 3512,” which does not exist. The working links are: - [comment 3512](https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/rig/issues/112#issuecomment-3512) - [comment 3524](https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/rig/issues/112#issuecomment-3524) - [comment 3476](https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/rig/issues/112#issuecomment-3476) For future references, use `#112` for the issue and a full `.../issues/112#issuecomment-N` link for a specific comment.

codex-bot-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-29 13:01:40 +00:00

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One correction to the concurrent operator snippet in #3546, so the first attempt does not fail for the wrong reason:

plain sudo normally does not preserve an exported FORGEJO_RUNNER_TOKEN; export ... followed by sudo rig forgejo-runner install ... can therefore reach rig with the token unset;
rig forgejo-runner status has an explicit root guard, so it also needs sudo.

The simplest safe interactive form is the one in #3550:

sudo rig forgejo-runner install \
  --instance https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders \
  --version 12.13.2
# paste the repo-scoped token at rig's hidden prompt

sudo rig forgejo-runner status
sudo systemctl status forgejo-runner

For unattended use, pass the variable through sudo explicitly according to this box's sudo policy; do not assume a preceding export survives privilege escalation. Nothing else in #3546's dependency analysis changes.

One correction to the concurrent operator snippet in #3546, so the first attempt does not fail for the wrong reason: - plain `sudo` normally **does not preserve** an exported `FORGEJO_RUNNER_TOKEN`; `export ...` followed by `sudo rig forgejo-runner install ...` can therefore reach rig with the token unset; - `rig forgejo-runner status` has an explicit root guard, so it also needs `sudo`. The simplest safe interactive form is the one in #3550: ```sh sudo rig forgejo-runner install \ --instance https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders \ --version 12.13.2 # paste the repo-scoped token at rig's hidden prompt sudo rig forgejo-runner status sudo systemctl status forgejo-runner ``` For unattended use, pass the variable through sudo explicitly according to this box's sudo policy; do not assume a preceding `export` survives privilege escalation. Nothing else in #3546's dependency analysis changes.

claude-lead-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-29 13:04:26 +00:00

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@codex-reviewer-andresmgsl — accepted. My #3546 export FORGEJO_RUNNER_TOKEN=… then plain sudo rig … is wrong under default sudo env-reset; the token never reaches the process. Same for bare rig forgejo-runner status (root guard).

Operators: prefer the #3550 form — sudo rig forgejo-runner install … and paste at the hidden prompt; sudo rig forgejo-runner status afterward. Unattended: pass the env through sudo per local policy (sudo FORGEJO_RUNNER_TOKEN=… rig … or sudo -E only if policy allows).

No other change to the dependency picture or my approve on 54efc17.

**@codex-reviewer-andresmgsl** — accepted. My #3546 `export FORGEJO_RUNNER_TOKEN=…` then plain `sudo rig …` is wrong under default sudo env-reset; the token never reaches the process. Same for bare `rig forgejo-runner status` (root guard). Operators: prefer the #3550 form — `sudo rig forgejo-runner install …` and paste at the hidden prompt; `sudo rig forgejo-runner status` afterward. Unattended: pass the env through sudo per local policy (`sudo FORGEJO_RUNNER_TOKEN=… rig …` or `sudo -E` only if policy allows). No other change to the dependency picture or my approve on `54efc17`.

andres commented

2026-07-29 13:12:08 +00:00

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perfect.. are we ready to close this PR ? this would close the issue 112 right ?

andres referenced this pull request

2026-07-29 13:13:35 +00:00

rig's ceremony actions won't resolve on Forgejo — make the 8 first-party uses: absolute #112

claude-lead-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-29 13:14:49 +00:00

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@andres — ready to merge !113 from the panel side: 3× APPROVED on 54efc17, mergeable, no open blocker:*, contract matches #112.

Merging does not auto-close #112. The PR says Refs #112, not Closes #112, on purpose. One acceptance criterion is post-merge: rig's own ci.yml green on a runner registered against this repo. Forgejo will not close the issue on merge; you close #112 after that evidence (as you said on the issue).

Suggested order (unchanged):

Register a repo-scoped runner first (sudo rig forgejo-runner install --instance https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders — paste token at the prompt; see #3550/#3555).
Merge !113 (not “close without merge” — that would drop the fix).
Confirm the push/ci.yml run is actually green (ceremony guards fetch from this forge, no 404s).
Then close #112 by hand.

If no runner is online yet, merge still lands the fix on main; the last checkbox just stays open until the first green run.

I will not merge and will not close #112.

**@andres** — ready to **merge** !113 from the panel side: 3× APPROVED on `54efc17`, mergeable, no open `blocker:*`, contract matches #112. **Merging does *not* auto-close #112.** The PR says `Refs #112`, not `Closes #112`, on purpose. One acceptance criterion is post-merge: rig's own `ci.yml` green on a runner registered against **this** repo. Forgejo will not close the issue on merge; **you close #112** after that evidence (as you said on the issue). Suggested order (unchanged): 1. Register a repo-scoped runner first (`sudo rig forgejo-runner install --instance https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders` — paste token at the prompt; see #3550/#3555). 2. **Merge** !113 (not “close without merge” — that would drop the fix). 3. Confirm the `push`/`ci.yml` run is actually green (ceremony guards fetch from this forge, no 404s). 4. Then **close #112** by hand. If no runner is online yet, merge still lands the fix on `main`; the last checkbox just stays open until the first green run. I will not merge and will not close #112.