Updates the timelord action to fall back to git-warp-time when the cache
is completely empty, enabling timestamp restoration even on fresh builds.
When git-warp-time is used, performs an unshallow fetch to get full history,
while subsequent runs use normal fetches. Simplifies the interface by making
inputs optional with sensible defaults.
Adds binary caching for timelord-cli and git-warp-time tools to avoid
repeated installations, and updates paths to use /usr/share/rust/.cargo/bin/
for the catthehacker runner image used by the dind profile (may need updating
if/when switching to standard image).
The main timelord restore now happens inside the Dockerfile itself, as Docker
intentionally wipes all file mtimes on COPY/ADD operations.
After #992, builds without registry credentials skip Docker image output
but still extract binary artifacts. However, we were still trying to
upload digests for images that weren't created. Add conditional check
to only upload digests when actually pushing to registry.
Fork PRs currently fail binary extraction with 'invalid reference format'
and 'must specify at least one container source' errors. This replaces the
registry-specific docker create/copy method with BuildKit's local output
feature for all builds.
Uses multiple outputs in single build: image export plus local binary
extraction from /sbin. Speeds up extracting binary artifacts and saves a
couple of extra workflow steps in the process.
When BUILDKIT_ENDPOINT is set, builds run on a persistent BuildKit instance,
making runner setup steps unnecessary. Skip Rust toolchain installation,
QEMU setup, caching steps, and timelord to eliminate ~7 operations per job.
Also adds output to git SHA and timestamp steps for visibility.
Cuts at least a minute off average build time through fewer installs,
cache restores, and cache saves.
Docker exporter doesn't support manifest lists (multi-platform builds).
For fork PRs without registry credentials, use 'type=image,push=false'
instead of 'type=docker' to build multi-platform images locally without pushing.
Fork PRs now fail during Docker image build with 'tag is needed when
pushing to registry' because BUILTIN_REGISTRY_ENABLED evaluates to false
without proper credentials, leaving the images list empty. This appears
to be due to recent Forgejo permission changes affecting fork access to
repository secrets.
Add fallback to official registry when credentials unavailable, skip
registry login and push operations for forks, and make merge job
conditional since no digests exist without push. This allows forks to
test Docker builds whilst avoiding authentication failures.
Skip installing Node.js entirely if v20+ is already available, otherwise
install v22. Add npm dependency caching with OS-specific cache keys using
the custom detect-runner-os action for proper cache isolation between
runners. Dependencies normally take just under 10s, so this should more
than halve the doc build time to free up runner slots.
Container failed to start when running as non-root (user 1000:1000) because
copied directories had restrictive 770 permissions, likely due to different
umask in persistent BuildKit. Non-root users couldn't access /usr/lib to
load required dynamic libraries.
Introduces prepper stage using Ubuntu to organize files into layered structure
with explicit 755 directory permissions before copying to scratch image.
Also fixes workflow syntax error and removes docker/** from paths-ignore to
ensure Docker changes trigger CI builds.
Replace mozilla-actions/sccache-action with a custom Forgejo-specific
implementation that eliminates GitHub token dependencies and rate limiting
issues for all contributors regardless of repository permissions.
The new action mirrors sccache binaries to the Forgejo package registry
and queries that instead of GitHub releases, maintaining identical functionality
including hostedtoolcache support.
Consuming this flake is pretty annoying since the rocksdb input is
fetched on every build which takes ~ 10 - 20 sec. By removing it and
replacing it with a `pkgs.fetchFromGitea`, we create an intermediate
derivation which is better for caching reasons.
Allows us to use runners with persistent BuildKit containers for improved
caching and faster build times. Falls back to standard docker-container
driver when BUILDKIT_ENDPOINT environment variable is not set.
systemd creates a dynamic user for
continuwuity and manages directories for
it automatically, so the debian postinst
script no longer needs to do that.
