chore: generate Actor changelogs on release - #360
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In @.github/workflows/release-generic-actors.yaml:
- Line 65: Add a workflow-level permissions block granting only contents: read,
and set persist-credentials: false on checkout steps in resolve-matrix and
prepare-changelog that do not push. Leave the publishing job’s separate
PAT-based authentication unchanged.
In `@scripts/trigger-apify-build.mjs`:
- Line 81: Update the build-number workflow around expectedBuildNumber and the
publication steps so the build sequence is reserved or validated before
modifying the changelog, Git tag, or GitHub release. Ensure concurrent or manual
builds cannot leave a published release with a mismatched build artifact, and
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| // The changelog entry is written and committed before the build is triggered, so its heading is a | ||
| // prediction of the build number Apify assigns. Anything that consumed the number in the meantime (a | ||
| // manual build, a concurrent release) makes that heading wrong, and only a human can fix it. | ||
| if (expectedBuildNumber && build.buildNumber !== expectedBuildNumber) { |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Prevent post-publication build-number conflicts.
If a manual build or concurrent release consumes the predicted number, this check fails only after the changelog, Git tag, and GitHub release use that number. The Actor then has a published release that does not identify its built artifact. Reserve the build sequence before publication, or add an automatic correction flow for the changelog, tag, and GitHub release.
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In `@scripts/trigger-apify-build.mjs` at line 81, Update the build-number workflow
around expectedBuildNumber and the publication steps so the build sequence is
reserved or validated before modifying the changelog, Git tag, or GitHub
release. Ensure concurrent or manual builds cannot leave a published release
with a mismatched build artifact, and retain the existing mismatch handling for
any conflict detected before publication.
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The concurrency: release-generic-actors group already rules out two runs of this workflow racing each other, so the only remaining exposure is a manual build started from the Console.
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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
workflow=$(fd -t f '^release-generic-actors\.yaml$' . | head -n 1)
if [ -z "$workflow" ]; then
echo "release workflow not found" >&2
exit 1
fi
echo "== Workflow outline =="
ast-grep outline "$workflow" --items all || true
echo "== Concurrency and release/build ordering =="
rg -n -C 5 \
'^\s*concurrency:|^\s*group:|cancel-in-progress:|trigger-apify-build|CHANGELOG|GitHub release|gh release|create release|git tag|git commit' \
"$workflow"
echo "== Build-number comparison =="
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echo "== Matching workflow files =="
fd -t f 'release-generic-actors' .
echo "== Concurrency and publication/build ordering =="
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'^\s*concurrency:|^\s*group:|cancel-in-progress:|trigger-apify-build|CHANGELOG|GitHub release|gh release|git tag|git commit' \
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@nikitachapovskii-dev, confirmed. concurrency.group: release-generic-actors with cancel-in-progress: false serializes workflow runs. The comment on Lines 78-80 is inaccurate because a concurrent workflow release cannot cause this conflict.
A Console build can still consume the predicted number after Create the GitHub releases and before actorClient.build(). The integrity risk remains for that external build path. Please update the comment to identify external or manual builds only.
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Repo: apify/actor-scraper PR: 360
File: scripts/trigger-apify-build.mjs:81-81
Timestamp: 2026-09-02T13:00:58.028Z
Learning: In `.github/workflows/release-generic-actors.yaml`, `concurrency.group: release-generic-actors` and `cancel-in-progress: false` serialize runs of the generic Actor release workflow. In `scripts/trigger-apify-build.mjs`, concurrent workflow releases cannot cause an `EXPECTED_BUILD_NUMBER` mismatch; a manual or other external Apify build can still consume the predicted build number after changelog and GitHub release publication.
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This adds the Website Content Crawler release flow: git-cliff writes the entry from conventional commits, it gets committed, tagged and released, and only then is the build triggered.
Adapted for seven Actors with separate version lines that are often released one at a time. Each gets its own tag namespace, so its changelog covers only the commits since that Actor was last released, and commits scoped to another Actor's directory are left out
Unscoped commits still reach everyone
The Actor list moved to .github/release-actors.json, shared by the changelog and build jobs, and the git-cliff config lives in .github/cliff.toml
Closes #359