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CI: release scripts take the app's tag format and several packages per build - #391
Make the Framework release scripts usable by both Musescore (currently the case) and now Audacity as they are, supporting Audacity's tag format as parameters:
release/make_tag_name.sh takes TAG_PREFIX (v → Audacity-),
TAG_LABEL_SEPARATOR (rc.2 → rc-2),
added APP_DISPLAY_NAME
added STABLE_RELEASE_LABEL
pre-release number is now read from the MUSE_APP_VERSION_LABEL that version.cmake prints
Audacity prints it: so the tag takes the number the app shows and the package files carry
MuseScore doesn't print it: so it keeps counting tags as before
When having multiple package files per build:
tools/checksum.sh and release/collate_release_binaries.sh take one file name per line in artifact_name.env (providing support for Windows that ships both the MSI and 7z archive),
the checksums file name now comes from CHECKSUMS_FILE (default checksums.sha256.txt as Musescore expect),
BONUS: the collate stage now refuses a package file that has no build checksum (raised by the review).
All parameters defaults are MuseScore's. With no parameters the tag script's output is byte-identical to before, and single-file builds go through checksum and collate unchanged.
Only new behaviour being is the collate refusal BONUS point from above.
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The script wrote the tag as v<version>, MuseScore's form. Audacity's tags
are Audacity-<version>, so the prefix becomes a parameter, with 'v' as
the default. It is used wherever an existing tag is looked up as well.
Step 3 of audacity/audacity#12542.
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…ATOR
Between a pre-release type and its number the script wrote a dot, as in
v4.0.0-rc.2. Audacity's tags use a hyphen, Audacity-4.0.0-beta-4, so the
separator becomes a parameter, with '.' as the default.
Step 3 of audacity/audacity#12542.
Assisted-by: Claude Code 2.1.304
The release was named 'MuseScore Studio <version> <label>'. The app name
becomes a parameter with that default, and so does the label of a stable
release, STABLE_RELEASE_LABEL, default 'Release', which may be empty:
Audacity names its releases 'Audacity 4.0.1'.
Step 3 of audacity/audacity#12542.
Assisted-by: Claude Code 2.1.304
The pre-release label was derived from RELEASE_TYPE and the existing tags:
the first beta is 'beta', the next 'beta.2'. An app may name the
pre-release in version.cmake instead, where the app shows the label and
the package files may carry it. When version.cmake prints
MUSE_APP_VERSION_LABEL and it is not empty, the tag now follows it:
'beta.4', 'beta-4' and 'beta4' all give the type, the separator and 4.
A label that does not match RELEASE_TYPE, a label on a stable release and
a label whose tag already exists are errors. Runs without CREATE_TAG
ignore the label, as before.
Nothing changes for a version.cmake that does not print the label, which
is MuseScore's.
Step 3 of audacity/audacity#12542.
Assisted-by: Claude Code 2.1.304
artifact_name.env named one file. A build may produce several packages,
such as the installer and the archive on Windows, so the file now holds
one name per line, and checksum.txt gets one openssl line per file.
A single name works as before.
Step 3 of audacity/audacity#12542.
Assisted-by: Claude Code 2.1.304
The same contract as checksum.sh: one file name per line in
artifact_name.env. Every file named is moved to the release directory,
with its .zsync when there is one. The checksum comparison already
handled several lines per checksum.txt.
Step 3 of audacity/audacity#12542.
Assisted-by: Claude Code 2.1.304
…UMS_FILE
The default stays checksums.sha256.txt. Audacity has published
CHECKSUMS.txt with its releases so far and can keep the name.
Step 3 of audacity/audacity#12542.
Assisted-by: Claude Code 2.1.304
The checksum and release collation scripts now handle multiple artifact names from artifact_name.env. The tag script now supports configurable tag prefixes, label separators, application display names, and stable-release labels. It reads the version and pre-release label from version.cmake, then applies explicit-label validation or automatic numbering when selecting a release tag.
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Merge Risk: Low · up to cfd72
Some configured release labels may produce tags that differ from the application version label; preserve the supplied label before merging.
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Review comments at @buildscripts/ci/release/collate_release_binaries.sh:
- Line 44: Ensure every listed non-.zsync artifact is checksum-verified during
collation: update collate_release_binaries.sh to generate checksums from
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…ge file
The comparison looped over the build checksums, so a package file that
had none, because its build skipped the checksum step or checksummed only
one of its files, went into the release unverified. Every file named in
artifact_name.env must now have a checksum from its build, or the
collation stops.
Step 3 of audacity/audacity#12542. Raised by the review of
musescore#391.
Assisted-by: Claude Code 2.1.304
The validation accepts labels such as beta-2 and beta.2, but the generation step replaces the original separator with TAG_LABEL_SEPARATOR. With the default separator, beta-2 becomes beta.2. With _ configured, beta_2 is rejected before generation. Keep the validated label unchanged instead of rebuilding it from RELEASE_TYPE and the captured number.
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Review comment at @buildscripts/ci/release/make_tag_name.sh around lines 133 -
145:
Update the VERSION_LABEL generation after the RELEASE_TYPE validation to
preserve the validated VERSION_CMAKE_LABEL exactly, rather than rebuilding it
from RELEASE_TYPE and BASH_REMATCH; retain the existing handling for labels
without a numeric suffix.
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- Around line 133-145: Update the VERSION_LABEL generation after the
RELEASE_TYPE validation to preserve the validated VERSION_CMAKE_LABEL exactly,
rather than rebuilding it from RELEASE_TYPE and BASH_REMATCH; retain the
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Resolves: step 3 of audacity/audacity#12542
Make the Framework release scripts usable by both Musescore (currently the case) and now Audacity as they are, supporting Audacity's tag format as parameters:
release/make_tag_name.shtakesTAG_PREFIX(v→Audacity-),TAG_LABEL_SEPARATOR(rc.2→rc-2),APP_DISPLAY_NAMESTABLE_RELEASE_LABELMUSE_APP_VERSION_LABELthatversion.cmakeprintsWhen having multiple package files per build:
tools/checksum.shandrelease/collate_release_binaries.shtake one file name per line inartifact_name.env(providing support for Windows that ships both theMSIand7zarchive),CHECKSUMS_FILE(defaultchecksums.sha256.txtas Musescore expect),All parameters defaults are MuseScore's. With no parameters the tag script's output is byte-identical to before, and single-file builds go through checksum and collate unchanged.
Only new behaviour being is the collate refusal BONUS point from above.
MuseScore's duplicated framework script get removed in musescore/MuseScore#35426.
The Audacity side PR audacity/audacity#12618 on branch
luapmartin/audacity/luapmartin/12542-step3(used on the triggered/build):version.cmakeprints the label tagAI assistance: Claude Code 2.1.304 (see the
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Claude Code 2.1.304
Build configuration
audacity: luapmartin/audacity/luapmartin/12542-step3
audacity platforms: linux_x64 macos windows_x64
musescore: musescore/MuseScore/main
musescore platforms: linux_x64