- Added `git rev-parse HEAD` to test-container workflow to confirm the exact
commit SHA used during CI runs.
- Updated Dockerfile to print BASE_IMAGE and OS release information during
build for better reproducibility diagnostics.
- Extended test-container script to dump the first 40 lines of
`docker image inspect` output, allowing verification of the image ID,
creation time, and applied build args.
These additions help trace discrepancies between local builds and GitHub
Actions, ensuring we can detect mismatches in commit SHA, base image,
or container metadata.
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This ensures that GitHub Actions never reuses outdated Docker layers and that
each test run starts from a fully clean environment. The workflows for
test-container and test-e2e now explicitly invoke:
distro="${{ matrix.distro }}" make build-no-cache
before executing the actual tests.
This aligns the CI behaviour with local testing, eliminates hidden caching
differences, and guarantees deterministic test results across all distros.
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- Introduce a GitHub Actions matrix for `test-container` and `test-e2e`
to run against arch, debian, ubuntu, fedora, and centos
- Run unit and integration tests only in the Arch container by passing
`distro="arch"` via make in the corresponding workflows
- Replace the global DISTROS loop with a single `distro` variable in
the Makefile, defaulting to `arch`, and export it for all scripts
- Update build scripts (build-image, build-image-no-cache, build-image-missing)
to build images for the selected distro only
- Simplify test-container script to validate a single distro image using
the `distro` environment variable
- Simplify E2E, unit, and integration test scripts to run against a
single distro container instead of iterating over all distros
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- convert all test workflows to reusable workflow_call
- add central CI workflow for branches and PRs
- add mark-stable workflow triggered on main pushes
- ensure stable tag updates only after all tests succeed
- remove duplicated triggers from test workflows
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This commit updates all GitHub Actions workflows and the Makefile to ensure
consistent behavior across unit, integration, end-to-end, and OS-container
tests.
Changes include:
CI Workflows:
- Rename workflows for clearer, more professional naming:
* "Test Distribution Containers" → "Test OS Containers"
* "Test package-manager (e2e)" → "Test End-To-End"
* "Test package-manager (unit)" → "Test Units"
* "Test package-manager (integration)" → "Test Code Integration"
- Remove explicit build steps from workflows; container creation is now
delegated to the Makefile via build-missing.
- Restrict test jobs to only build the Arch test container by setting:
DISTROS="arch"
Makefile:
- Add build-missing as a dependency to all test targets:
test-unit, test-integration, test-e2e, test-container
- Remove redundant build-missing call from the combined 'test' target,
since Make now ensures build-missing runs exactly once per invocation.
- Preserve existing target structure while ensuring container images are
built automatically on demand.
This makes the CI pipeline faster, more predictable, and removes duplicated
container build logic. All tests now use the same unified mechanism for
building missing images.
Changes included:
• GitHub Actions workflow: rename job from 'test-unit' to 'test-container' to match intent.
• RPM packaging: replace %{_libdir}/package-manager with a fixed /usr/lib/package-manager
to avoid lib/lib64 divergence on CentOS and ensure pkgmgr + Nix flake resolution works
consistently across distros.
• Docker entrypoint: add automatic CA-bundle detection and set NIX_SSL_CERT_FILE to fix
TLS issues on CentOS ('unable to get local issuer certificate') when Nix fetches flake
inputs.
These updates stabilize container-based tests and unify the runtime environment
for Fedora, CentOS, and other distributions.
Reference:
ChatGPT conversation: https://chatgpt.com/share/6937aa72-d33c-800f-a63f-c353e92de6b3
