Restores the hash-pinning work reverted in 3d17e22 (originally 3f91a7c and
b157bfd) verbatim -- all six pinned values were independently re-resolved and
confirmed correct twice, so they are reused, not re-derived.
What is different this time is that the path is observable before it reaches
main. The previous attempt broke the deploy because deploy.yml triggers only on
push to main, so every pre-merge check simulated the runner instead of being
it, and two adversarial reviews could not catch what neither could execute.
Three changes on top of the restored work:
- A temporary development-only branch trigger on on.push.branches, so the
build job actually executes under act_runner. Removed before merge.
- if: github.ref_name == 'main' on the deploy job. Without it, a branch push
would run wrangler pages deploy against the real Cloudflare project with the
real token on every iteration. This guard is permanent: it is one line and it
makes any future branch trigger, deliberate or accidental, unable to reach
Cloudflare.
- A temporary .gitea/workflows/probe.yml, also deleted before merge. The
Actions jobs and logs API is not readable by this account; the commit-status
API is, and it reports one entry per job. So the diagnosis is encoded as job
topology rather than log output: six jobs, each isolating one hypothesis
about the 22s failure (bare alpine vs apk prerequisites, checkout vs site
build vs artifact upload, musl node vs glibc node), each surfacing as its own
status context so a single push tests them all in parallel.
make check is green. No pinned value is touched.
Replacing klakegg/hugo:ext-alpine with the Dockerfile's pinned alpine
digest satisfied the pinning requirement but dropped the runtime the
Actions runner itself depends on, which would have broken the deploy:
- act_runner executes JavaScript actions with `node` inside the job
container and does not inject one. Stock alpine has no node, so
actions/checkout - the job's first step - would fail with
"node: not found", and script/bootstrap (which installs node) is step
2 and never runs. The build job fails, deploy is skipped for
`needs: build`, and the site stops publishing.
- Steps default to `bash`, which stock alpine does not ship either.
Fixes, both scoped to keeping the mandated image replacement runnable:
- A pre-checkout inline `run:` step (`apk add --no-cache nodejs git tar`)
installs what the runner needs before the first `uses:` step. An
inline run needs only a shell, so it works on the bare image. git is
there for checkout's `submodules: recursive`; without it checkout
degrades to a tarball download that cannot do submodules.
- `defaults.run.shell: sh` on the build job, so the shell is stated
rather than left to a bash-to-sh fallback.
No pinned value is touched. The apk packages resolve at run time and are
not hash-pinned; that gap is repo-wide (script/bootstrap has it too) and
is tracked in #19.
Also moves each version/date comment to sit directly above the pinned
line rather than above the step's `- name:`, matching check.yml, and
dates the actions/checkout pin 2026-02-28 as check.yml already does for
the same SHA.
Verified by running the build job's step sequence inside the pinned
alpine digest: bare, `node` and `bash` are absent and the pinned
checkout bundle dies with "node: not found"; after the new apk step,
node 22.23.2, git 2.47.3 and GNU tar 1.35 are present, that same
checkout bundle runs under node and gets as far as "GITHUB_WORKSPACE not
defined", and script/bootstrap, script/test and the tar step all
complete. make check and script/cibuild (with the build cache pruned, so
nothing was CACHED) are green.
deploy.yml was the last file in the repo carrying mutable external
references. Every image is now pinned by digest and every action by a
full 40-hex commit SHA, each with a version/date comment on the line
above. All values were resolved from upstream and verified to resolve.
- build container: klakegg/hugo:ext-alpine (abandoned since 2021,
mutable tag) replaced by the exact alpine 3.21 digest the Dockerfile
already pins, with script/bootstrap to install hugo and script/test
to build. One pinned base and one dependency list now serve both the
check build and the deploy build.
- deploy container: node:20 -> node@sha256:8f693eaa... (node 20.20.2,
bookworm).
- actions/checkout: v4 -> 11bd7190... (v4.2.2), the same SHA check.yml
pins, so the two workflows agree.
- actions/upload-artifact: v3 -> ea165f8d... (v4.6.2); v3 is deprecated.
- actions/download-artifact: v3 -> d3f86a10... (v4.3.0); v3 is
deprecated.
- npm install -g wrangler -> wrangler@4.120.0, so the deploy no longer
executes whatever the wrangler tag happens to point at.
Also drops the dead feat/initial-site push trigger (that branch is fully
merged into main) and reindents the file to 4-space YAML to match
check.yml and .editorconfig.
The two jobs are deliberately left separate so a deploy regression can
be attributed unambiguously.
Verified: make check and script/cibuild both green; the workflow parses
as YAML with the expected job/step structure. The Cloudflare Pages
deploy path itself cannot be exercised from a branch (it runs only on
push to main and needs CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN), so the deploy run on main
must be watched after merge.
Adopt the Scripts to Rule Them All standard for this Hugo site:
- script/ POSIX-sh entrypoints (bootstrap, setup, projectname, test,
lint, fmt, fmt-check, check, docker, cibuild, precommit,
install-precommit). The correctness check (test/lint) is a clean
`hugo --minify` production build; fmt/fmt-check run prettier over the
repo's own top-level markdown only, leaving content/ untouched.
- Makefile targets reduced to thin shims that call script/NAME, plus a
convenience serve target for `hugo server`.
- Dockerfile on a sha256-pinned alpine base that installs deps via
script/bootstrap and runs `make check`, so the image build fails on
any formatting or Hugo build error; .dockerignore added.
- .gitea/workflows/check.yml runs script/cibuild on push.
- README Entrypoints section documenting the scripts.
- switch to bright/light color scheme
- inline CSS in head for single-file deployment
- show full mesh/signal URLs in monospace
- reorganize meetups into upcoming/past sections
- add Meshcore section
- remove beginner explanatory content
Minimal single-page site with custom loravega theme.
No external dependencies, no JavaScript, pure local CSS.
Sections: Mesh Channels, Discord Groups, Signal Groups, Meetup, Resources.
Includes LongFast settings reference and getting-started guide.
Closes#1
