promote.yml carries the stable feed to main through a PR, and fails loudly when it cannot (nxf 6j6v.exga) - #3
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…oudly when it cannot (nxf 6j6v.exga) main's ruleset allows no direct push, not even for GitHub Actions (owner rule: every change through a pull request). promote.yml still pushed the regenerated release-notes.json straight to the line, and a rejected push only warned: the promotion stayed green while main's feed and the public changelog silently lacked the stable entry. The feed commit now goes to release-notes/promote-v<v>, and the job opens a PR against the line (skip-changelog label). A workflow-opened PR starts no workflows, so the owner closes and re-opens it to run the required checks, then merges. The owner chose this over a GitHub App token. The job summary prints the commands. The merge is a human push touching release-notes.json, which fires publish-content.yml by itself, so the explicit dispatch (and actions: write) is gone. Failing to open the PR fails the job. Spec §5.5 and the release runbook, the backport runbook step 6 and the release-cut-runbook memory describe the new step. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NhwrYjEtdnS3jCneb57X3k
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The promotion itself ran (promote.yml run 36309436401: S3 copy, stable manifest, sidecars verified), but the release event runs the workflow as of the tag, and v0.200.0 predates PR #3: its best-effort step pushed the feed straight to main and the ruleset declined it. This is that same entry, regenerated locally with `cargo xtask changelog promote 0.200.0` (same 17+/1- diff as the rejected commit). Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A re-ship with no user impact: since v0.200.0 only CI and the changelog feed changed (#2-#6). It is the first release through staged npm publishing (6j6v.c7dd) and the first tag whose promote.yml opens the stable feed PR (#3). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018Sipejn8YQhKgngxeHpMhT Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Since 2026-09-24,
maincarries ruleset 23939298: every change through a pull request, no bypass, GitHub Actions included.promote.ymlstill pushed the regeneratedrelease-notes.jsonstraight to the line, and a rejected push only produced::warning::. The first stable promotion from the public repo would have stayed green whilemain's feed and the public changelog silently lacked the stable entry.What
release-notes/promote-v<version>, and the job opens a PR against the line (mainorrelease/x.Y), labelledskip-changelog. A re-run force-updates its own branch and reuses an open PR.GITHUB_TOKENstarts no workflows, so its required checks would never report. The owner closes and re-opens it, waits for the checks and merges. The job summary prints the threeghcommands. The alternative, a GitHub App token, was declined: a stable promotion is already a deliberate human gesture, and the app would add a secret to maintain.continue-on-error. If the branch push or the PR fails, the job goes red; the promotion itself has landed by then.publish-contentdispatch (and noactions: write). It would now run before the merge. The owner's merge is a human push touchingrelease-notes.json, which firespublish-content.ymlby itself.release-cut-runbookmemory (NEXUS_MEMORY.md).Evidence
actionlintis clean. The step itself only runs on a real stable promotion, the first being 0.200.0 → stable.promote-ci.ymlcoverspromote-release.sh, which this diff does not touch.skip-changelog:promote.ymlis a carved-out delivery file, but nothing a user installs changes.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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