* Use branch then main build caches
* Revert cache order to try branch cache first
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* feat(release): create Docker hub binaries when tagging
* fix(release): add a release workflow for binaries
* fix(release): trigger on tag creation, not pushing to it
* fix(release): use the same conditions for logging into DockerHub
* fix(release): add missing parameter to access GH secrets
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* ci(release): just publish to DockerHub when a release is published
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* ci(release): filter prerelease event correctly
* ci(release): fix tags
* ci(release): use `zebra` and not `zebrad` as the repository
* ci(release): do not try to login to Docker if not a release
* Update .github/workflows/build-docker-image.yml
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* feat(build): deploy long running instances on release
Previous behavior:
Each time we merged to main new nodes would be deployed, this is an
expected behavior as we need to ensure nodes get deployed and run
without issues, but this could also replace nodes very hastily.
Expected behavior:
We want instances which would run for a longer time, to allow us to
troubleshoot issues or inspect the behavior of this instances for longer
periods of time (2+ weeks)
Applied solution:
Deploy a versioned manage instance group (MiG) using the major version
of the release semver. We just use the first part of the version to
replace old instances, and change it when a major version is released
to keep a segregation between new and old versions.
* ci(build): allow v0 as a major version tag
* fix(build): use rust conventions for versioning
* fix(deploy): improve documentation and trigger on release
* Update .github/workflows/continous-delivery.yml
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* fix(versioning): typo
* fix(deploy): use `zebrad-v1` as the instance name, with no SHA
* fix(deploy): create and update MiG must use the same name
* docs(deployments): add Continuous Delivery process
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Previous behavior:
Sometimes Google Cloud authentication fails, this might happen before
IAM permissions are fully propagated
Expected behavior:
If the authentication fails, retry at least 3 times before exiting with
a non zero exit code
Applied solution:
Google GitHub Actions for auth recently added this a `retries` feature
which is now implemented to workaround this issue.
Note: 95a6bc2a27
Fixes https://github.com/ZcashFoundation/zebra/issues/4846
* Apply the same Rust logging settings to all GitHub workflows
* Enable full optimisations in dev builds for downloading large parameter files
* Disable beta Rust tests in CI
* fix(ci): sentry is not longer being activated in test builds
This removes sentry from all the test execution, as some tests might fail as sentry wasn't initially built, or it might take more time to build as it will have to build with sentry.
* fix(build): workaround the failed to fetch oauth token error
* refactor(build): use better stage naming and document it
* refactort(build): use multiple cache sources
* docs(build): add a comment for cache
* fix(build): remove gcr.io as it does not supports OCI images
teor
Gustavo Valverde
dependabot[bot]
Dimitris Apostolou