ci(actions): relock actions.lock remotely with gh-actions-lock by hyperpolymath · Pull Request #41 · hyperpolymath/marches

hyperpolymath · 2026-10-14T08:30:05Z

One root cause behind both red checks

.github/workflows/actions.lock drifted. It does this in two ways:

Check	Why it fails	Evidence
`CI` → `startup_failure` (no check run at all)	Dependabot (#34) bumped `ci.yml` to `leanprover/lean-action@v1.6.1` and `codeql.yml` to `github/codeql-action@v4.38.2`, but the lock still names `v1.6.0` / `v4.38.0`.	Every `CI` run since #34 (runs 78–81)
`estate-audit` → silent exit 1	The lock pins `hyperpolymath/cicd-suite@main` to `5a10b72`. That is before hyperpolymath/cicd-suite#32 (`fa71ac2`, 22 Sept) fixed the Required Files Gate's `grep -v … \| wc -l` under `-e -o pipefail` on a comment-only CODEOWNERS.	Reproduced locally at `5a10b72`. Upstream `main` now uses `grep -cvE … \|\| true`.

So the upstream gate bug is already fixed, and nothing needs filing on cicd-suite. marches just needs its lock advanced.

Why Dependabot keeps causing this. dependabot-core can rewrite actions.lock, but only behind a server-side experiment (Experiments.enabled?(:github_actions_lockfile) in github_actions/file_fetcher.rb). That isn't something dependabot.yml can enable, so every Actions bump will drift the lock again until GitHub rolls it out.

The fix: relock remotely, automatically

New .github/workflows/actions-lock.yml runs the official extension, github/gh-actions-lock (pinned v0.2.0, the latest release, 12 Oct), on GitHub's runners:

When:
- On every push to main that changes a workflow, so a merged Dependabot bump is relocked within minutes.
- Weekly on Monday, after Dependabot, so branch pins like cicd-suite@main track latest.
- On demand.
What: gh actions-lock --relock --no-narrow --no-migrate-local-actions, scoped to two groups:
- the workflows the lock already tracks;
- every workflow with no uses:, which is recorded as [] with nothing to rewrite.
A workflow that has refs but isn't tracked yet, i.e. the estate's canonical secret-scanner.yml caller, is never onboarded automatically, because v0.2.0 may turn its SHA ref into a tag.
Guard: a run that would change anything but actions.lock is refused, the same assert as chore(actions): relock drifted action pins #25. Otherwise it opens or updates a lockfile-only PR from ci/relock-actions.
No uses:, so it runs precisely when the lock is stale. This follows labels.yml.
Token: it falls back to GITHUB_TOKEN. Two repo settings matter:
1. Settings → Actions → General → "Allow GitHub Actions to create and approve pull requests" must be on, or gh pr create fails.
2. A PR opened with GITHUB_TOKEN does not trigger CI. Adding one secret, AUTOMATION_TOKEN (a fine-grained token on this repo with Contents, Issues, Pull requests and Workflows set to read/write), makes CI run on the bots' PRs. It also covers the case where GitHub refuses a GITHUB_TOKEN write under .github/workflows/. The track-latest workflows in ci: weekly track-latest for the Lean toolchain and sibling pins #42 share it.

Merging this starts the first relock automatically, because it's a push to main that touches a workflow. I'll watch that run and the PR it opens.

Checks

$ actionlint -shellcheck=$(which shellcheck) .github/workflows/actions-lock.yml   # v1.7.7
(clean)

The run itself can only be exercised on GitHub. This sandbox can't reach the GitHub API, which is why the relock has to run remotely in the first place. The scope computation was dry-run locally and picks actions-lock.yml, ci.yml, codeql.yml, label-triage.yml, labels.yml, main-estate-audit.yml and pages.yml.

This PR's own CI and estate-audit will still be red, for the reasons above. The relock PR fixes both.

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Both red checks on main share one root cause: .github/workflows/actions.lock drifted. - Dependabot (#34) bumped lean-action to v1.6.1 and codeql-action to v4.38.2 but left the lock on v1.6.0 / v4.38.0, so CI ends in startup_failure. dependabot-core still gates lock rewriting behind its github_actions_lockfile experiment, so every Actions bump repeats this. - The lock held cicd-suite@main at 5a10b72, before cicd-suite #32 fixed the Required Files Gate that kills estate-audit here (grep -v | wc -l under -e -o pipefail on a comment-only CODEOWNERS). New .github/workflows/actions-lock.yml runs the official extension (github/gh-actions-lock, pinned v0.2.0) with --relock on GitHub's runners: - triggers on every push to main that changes a workflow (a merged Dependabot bump is relocked within minutes), weekly, and on dispatch; - is scoped to the workflows the lock already tracks plus itself, so the estate's canonical secret-scanner caller is never rewritten; - refuses any run that would change more than actions.lock; - opens or updates a lockfile-only PR. It has no `uses:`, so it runs even when the lock is stale. It falls back to GITHUB_TOKEN; an ACTIONS_LOCK_TOKEN secret lets CI run on the PR it opens. Merging this triggers the first relock (push to main touching a workflow). Checks: actionlint 1.7.7 with shellcheck clean. Rung: none (CI housekeeping; rung 3 stays OPEN) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VTeVWDEJgdYKsUNr4uhnXX

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The pull request adds a workflow that relocks GitHub Actions on workflow changes, weekly, or on manual dispatch. When only .github/workflows/actions.lock changes, the workflow pushes the update and creates or updates a pull request. STATE.adoc records the workflow and validation results.

Changes: Actions lock automation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Workflow triggers and setup `.github/workflows/actions-lock.yml`	The workflow runs for workflow YAML changes on `main`, weekly, or on manual dispatch. It defines permissions, concurrency behaviour, job settings, the pinned extension version, token fallback, and branch names.
Relock scope and change checks `.github/workflows/actions-lock.yml`	The job scopes relocking to existing tracked workflows and this workflow. It exits successfully when no files change and fails if changes extend beyond `actions.lock`.
Publish lockfile update `.github/workflows/actions-lock.yml`, `STATE.adoc`	The workflow pushes a bot-authored lockfile update and updates or creates a pull request. The state log records the workflow, validation results, and local execution limitation.

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  participant ActionsLockWorkflow
  participant GitHubActionsLockExtension
  participant GitHubRepository
  participant PullRequest
  ActionsLockWorkflow->>GitHubActionsLockExtension: Run relock for scoped workflows
  GitHubActionsLockExtension-->>ActionsLockWorkflow: Update working tree
  ActionsLockWorkflow->>GitHubRepository: Push lockfile-only commit to ci/relock-actions
  ActionsLockWorkflow->>PullRequest: Update open pull request or create one

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Scope is now the tracked workflows plus every workflow with no `uses:` (recorded as [], nothing to rewrite), so the uses-free track-*.yml workflows that follow are locked without hand edits. Untracked workflows with refs (secret-scanner) are still left alone. The optional secret is renamed AUTOMATION_TOKEN so one fine-grained token (Contents, Issues, Pull requests, Workflows) serves all the automation. actionlint 1.7.7 with shellcheck clean. Rung: none (CI housekeeping) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VTeVWDEJgdYKsUNr4uhnXX

hyperpolymath · 2026-10-14T08:44:59Z

Both red checks here are the ones this PR exists to fix. They can't go green before it merges.

estate-audit: the lock still pins cicd-suite@main to 5a10b72. That's before fix(gates): composite shell -e silently killed two gates cicd-suite#32 fixed the Required Files Gate's pipefail exit on a comment-only CODEOWNERS. It fails the same way on main.
CI: ends in startup_failure (so no check run) because the lock still names lean-action@v1.6.0 while ci.yml asks for v1.6.1, after Dependabot's chore(deps): bump the actions group with 2 updates #34.

Fix: no fix exists outside this PR. Once it merges, its first run (a push to main that touches a workflow) opens the lockfile-only relock PR, which fixes both. A re-run here would fail identically, so I haven't requested one.

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Ports the workflow and lock changes of #44 so that this PR's estate-audit check runs the fixed audit instead of the frozen 26-step copy. #44 is green on all five component checks against cicd-suite b9d4f24 (hyperpolymath/cicd-suite#50). The ported files are byte-identical to #44's, so whichever merges second sees no diff for them. #44 keeps the STATE.adoc entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VTeVWDEJgdYKsUNr4uhnXX

hyperpolymath · 2026-10-14T09:07:03Z

Update to my earlier comment: a fix for estate-audit now exists outside this PR, and I've ported it here in 37bf88e.

What it is: ci(estate-audit): call cicd-suite's reusable audit instead of a frozen copy #44 replaces the frozen 26-step copy with a thin caller of cicd-suite's reusable audit (refactor(estate-audit): five component jobs, a thin caller, and a pin-tracking bot cicd-suite#50), and removes that caller from actions.lock.
Evidence: on ci(estate-audit): call cicd-suite's reusable audit instead of a frozen copy #44 all five component checks (estate / governance, hygiene, manifests, languages, advisory) are green.
What I ported: only the three workflow and lock files, byte-identical to ci(estate-audit): call cicd-suite's reusable audit instead of a frozen copy #44's, so whichever PR merges second sees no diff for them.

CI still ends in startup_failure because of the lean-action lock drift. This PR is the fix for that, and it only takes effect after merge, via the relock PR it opens.

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…ommits Takes hyperpolymath/cicd-suite#50's review fix to the track bot: if ci/track-estate-audit holds a commit not made by the bot, the bot leaves it alone instead of force-pushing over it. The pin moves to #50's new head; its reusable workflow is unchanged from b9d4f24. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VTeVWDEJgdYKsUNr4uhnXX

**Stacked on #41** (the `actions.lock` relock). This implements the maintainer's choice that every pin stay up to date and checked against latest. Changes always arrive as reviewed PRs, never as silent pushes. ## What | Workflow | Weekly, it… | Green → | Red → | |---|---|---|---| | `track-lean.yml` | tries the newest stable Lean (a `vX.Y.Z` tag of leanprover/lean4) and runs the three CLAUDE.md gates | a PR bumping `lean-toolchain` and README, plus a STATE entry with the gate output verbatim | an issue with the failing output | | `track-siblings.yml` | runs `scripts/check-correspondence.sh` against each sibling's HEAD (choreographic-types, resource-algebra, tropical-types) | one re-pin commit per sibling (`fetch-siblings.sh` and the doc's pin table together, re-checked), all in one PR | an issue, and the pin stays put | Neither workflow has `uses:` steps. Lean comes from elan's installer, so the lock never blocks them, and #41's relock records them as `[]`. Both use `AUTOMATION_TOKEN` if it's set, otherwise `GITHUB_TOKEN` (see #41). **Names only.** The sibling re-pin PR says so explicitly: whether a re-pinned name still *means* the same thing is falsifier F6, so the linked sibling diff must be read before merging. ## What the first runs will do I dry-ran the same logic here: - **Lean v4.35.0** is the latest stable. On it, `Build completed successfully (15 jobs).`, the `sorry` grep is empty and `#eval orbit` is unchanged, so the first run opens a v4.35.0 PR. - **choreographic-types** `edb784a` → `ec08c7a`: `PASS`. **resource-algebra** `cf9235c` → `638dd3e`: `PASS`. **tropical-types** is already current. So the first run opens a re-pin PR with two commits. ## Also in this PR - The Lean headers in `Cut.lean` and `Tropical.lean` now say "pinned in scripts/fetch-siblings.sh" instead of naming a SHA, so a re-pin leaves no stale SHA in prose. The dated history in STATE and FALSIFIERS is left alone. - ROADMAP 3d records the decision: **depend on tropical-types, tracking latest**. The prerequisite is upstream: tropical-types must build on marches' toolchain. - STATE and README are updated. ## Checks (this head) ``` $ lake build Build completed successfully (15 jobs). $ grep -rnw sorry Marches/ Marches.lean ; echo $? 1 $ lake env lean Marches/BadGadget.lean [(false, false), (true, true), (false, false), (true, true)] $ scripts/check-correspondence.sh | tail -1 PASS: 15 Lean names and 16 sibling names exist at the pins; both negative controls refused $ actionlint -shellcheck=$(which shellcheck) actions-lock.yml track-lean.yml track-siblings.yml # v1.7.7 (clean) ``` The shellcheck suppressions are line-level and annotated. They cover SC2016 (Markdown backticks in printf formats are intended) and SC2153 (`ORBIT` comes from the job `env:`). `CI` and `estate-audit` stay red until #41's first relock PR lands, for the reasons given in #41. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01VTeVWDEJgdYKsUNr4uhnXX --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code/session_01VTeVWDEJgdYKsUNr4uhnXX)_ Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

…n copy (#44) Not a rung (CI). This is the marches half of hyperpolymath/cicd-suite#50. ## Why `estate-audit` failed after 8s - The 26-step copy of cicd-suite's workflow held here was frozen by `actions.lock` at `cicd-suite@5a10b72`. That commit predates cicd-suite #32, which fixed the Required Files Gate. - All 26 gates ran in one job, so the first failure masked the rest. - `prat` and `semantic-audit` were stubs that could not fail. ## What changes - **`.github/workflows/main-estate-audit.yml`** is now a ten-line caller of cicd-suite's reusable audit, pinned at a full SHA. It reports five checks (`estate / governance`, `hygiene`, `manifests`, `languages`, `advisory`), and each runs every gate even after one fails. The stubs are gone. - **`.github/workflows/actions.lock`:** the caller is de-onboarded by cicd-suite's `scripts/deonboard-estate-audit.sh`. This removes its entry and the three dependencies only it reached (`cicd-suite@main`, `deed-ecosystem@f9d999b`, `k9-ecosystem@2155aa2`), and adds nothing. Onboarded, a cross-repo reusable call startup-fails with zero jobs under `sha_pinning_required`. The relock workflow in #41 scopes itself to tracked workflows plus those with no `uses:`, so it leaves the caller out. - **`.github/workflows/track-estate-audit.yml`** (new, no `uses:`): each week it opens a PR that moves the pin to cicd-suite HEAD, and that PR's own audit run is the check. If someone has pushed a commit to its branch, it leaves the branch alone rather than force-pushing over it. It needs `AUTOMATION_TOKEN`, the same secret #41 and #42 use, with Pull requests and Workflows set to write. - **STATE.adoc** entry. ## Merge order The pin is `afa28ff`, the head of cicd-suite#50, so this PR's pull_request run exercises the cross-repo call for real. **Merge cicd-suite#50 first.** I will then re-pin this PR to #50's merge commit before it leaves draft. cicd-suite's current `main` (`4f54042`) is also callable, since it has had `workflow_call` since cicd-suite #7. However, it is the old single-job, 26-step audit. Until #50 merges, the weekly bot would propose moving back to it. ## Verification - **On this PR:** all five `estate / *` checks are green against cicd-suite #50. - **Lint:** actionlint 1.7.7 is clean on both workflows. - **Lean gates:** - `lake build` → `Build completed successfully (15 jobs).` - `grep -rnw sorry` is empty. - `#eval orbit` prints `[(false, false), (true, true), (false, false), (true, true)]`. - No Lean file changed. - **Local harness:** cicd-suite's 24 composite gates at `1aa6bfb` were run as composite steps (`bash -e -o pipefail`) against this branch, and all 24 exit 0. Negative control: with the gates at `5a10b72`, required-files fails, which reproduces the original failure. ## Expected red, not caused by this PR `CI` and `CodeQL` end in `startup_failure` on main too. Dependabot (#34) bumped `lean-action` and `codeql-action` without relocking, so the lock drifted. The fix is #41's relock workflow, which takes effect after #41 merges. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01VTeVWDEJgdYKsUNr4uhnXX --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

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