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feat: distribute NodeForge as a self-hosted Blender Extension - #39
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- Add Blender Extension manifest and release workflow - Bundle Math and L-System libraries for automatic installation - Bootstrap packages through the existing package manager - Support independent package updates without version downgrades - Remove Python execution permissions for Packages, Local and Examples - Make maximum NodeForge version advisory instead of blocking - Support Python imports under Blender Extensions namespace - Improve package installation safety and error handling
- Add repository_url to package manifests - Validate repository URLs using HTTP(S) schemes - Preserve backward compatibility with existing manifests - Keep repository metadata independent of UI and package updates
- Automatically refresh Packages, Functions and Examples - Defer catalog updates until Blender registration completes - Isolate catalog refresh failures - Add Blender Extension installation and integration tests - Validate bundled libraries and package upgrades before release
- Remove GitHub Release asset clobbering - Reject duplicate release publication - Restrict publication to release tag events - Keep manual workflow runs for validation only - Add release immutability regression tests
- Split workflow into build, publish-release and deploy-pages jobs - Reuse verified build artifacts across publication stages - Allow independent GitHub Pages deployment retries - Preserve immutable GitHub Release assets - Add deployment workflow regression tests
- Set GH_REPO explicitly in publish-release job - Support GitHub CLI execution without checkout - Add regression tests for repository resolution
- Remove redundant Local registry payload representation - Consolidate registry loading and validation - Handle duplicate package IDs without exception message matching - Preserve staging cleanup and registry compatibility - Add regression tests for both simplified paths
- Remove redundant nested exception handling - Handle fsync failures at the state publication boundary - Preserve file descriptor cleanup - Maintain existing package transaction guarantees - Add regression tests for fsync success and failure
- Move Blender integration tests into a dedicated test-extension job - Pass the built Extension ZIP between jobs through artifacts - Cache Blender 5.2 in build and test jobs - Require successful integration tests before release publication - Preserve independent GitHub Pages deployment retries - Bump NodeForge version to 0.72.7
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Summary
Distribute NodeForge as a Blender 5.2 Extension.
bl_ext.*extension imports and optional packagerepository_urlmetadata.Required configuration
Set these GitHub Actions repository variables to direct URLs of the approved library Release ZIPs:
NODEFORGE_MATH_RELEASE_URLNODEFORGE_LSYSTEM_RELEASE_URL