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participant Trigger as GitHub Actions trigger
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Trigger->>Workflow: Provide release tag
Workflow->>GitHub: Fetch tagged changelog and release URL
Workflow->>PrepareRelease: Resolve package and render message
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Workflow->>Slack: Post message to configured channel
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In @.github/workflows/announce_release.yml:
- Line 25: Update the workflow_dispatch configuration and notification path
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Posts the rendered announcement with curl, not the slack_sdk step the private
release_documentation.yml uses: that resolves a PyPI package at job time inside
the job holding the bot token, in a public repo. Slack answers a rejected
message with ok: false and HTTP 200, so the status code alone would report a
silent success, and the message reaches the payload through jq --rawfile so
neither a ${{ }} expansion nor shell quoting ever sees it. No set -x and no
curl -v: both would print the bearer token.
The bot token lives in a "slack" GitHub environment, restricted to main like
"pypi" - both are reached from a run whose ref is the branch Finish Release was
dispatched from, never the release tag. The tooling is checked out from main
for the same reason: running the tagged commit's own release code would execute
it with the bot token in the environment.
The changelog is read at the tag rather than from main, which has moved on
since, and asking for the release URL also asserts that the release exists and
is readable.
Dispatchable on its own, to re-post a release or to rehearse against a test
channel: pasting the text into Slack's composer proves nothing, because the
composer treats <url|label> as literal text. The channel input is declared on
workflow_dispatch alone, since Finish Release never names one.
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Not on: release: published, which the ticket asked for - Finish Release un-drafts the release with GITHUB_TOKEN, and GitHub creates no workflow run from a GITHUB_TOKEN-triggered event. That trigger would fire when somebody un-drafts by hand and stay silent on every real release, so it would pass a manual test and be dead in production. Calling it after publish means nothing is announced that is not on PyPI and public, and precheck already fails a re-dispatch of a published tag, so there is no second post to guard against separately.
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By the time the announcement posts, the wheel is on PyPI and the GitHub release is public. A Slack outage undoes none of that, so it must not turn the run red and send whoever released it looking for something to roll back. The post is re-sent with the Announce Release workflow, which still fails loudly when dispatched on its own. The opt-out is a tolerate-failure input on the called workflow rather than continue-on-error on the calling job: a reusable-workflow call accepts only uses, with, secrets, needs, if, permissions, strategy, concurrency, name and cache-mode, so continue-on-error there is a syntax error that would take the whole file down with it. Declared on workflow_call alone, so it is empty on a manual dispatch and the step stays strict there.
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curl sends the message once. A transient 5xx or a rate-limit loses that
announcement, and since a failed post no longer reddens the release run, it
loses it quietly. The action retries five times by default, which is the whole
reason to take the dependency.
Two things it does not do on its own. `errors` is off by default, so a message
Slack rejects with `ok: false` and HTTP 200 would pass as a success - the same
trap the hand-rolled check was there to catch, now one input away from
returning. And the payload goes through `payload-file-path` rather than the
inline `payload:` the docs lead with: the text is a rendered changelog, so
backticks, quotes, newlines and angle brackets from arbitrary entries must not
reach a `${{ }}` expansion or a YAML scalar. `payload-templated` defaults to
false, so the file is sent verbatim.
Pinned by digest rather than tag, unlike pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish: this step
is the only one that sees the bot token.
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Depends on #2456, which makes render-slack-message write the whole chat.postMessage request. The jq step that wrapped the message text goes away with it, and so does this file's knowledge of the request shape: `unfurl_links` and `unfurl_media` are now pinned by the tooling's tests instead of living here untested. The command's stdout is the rendered text, which goes to the step summary, so nothing reads the JSON back to show what was posted.
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LGTM, but the comments are very verbose and hard to follow - could you trim them?
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I think "After publish, so nothing is announced that is not on PyPI and public" should be enough
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the first sentence should be enough here as well
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| # the tooling's tests rather than by this file. Its stdout is the rendered text. |
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this is also kind of long
| # off by default, and Slack rejects a message with `ok: false` and HTTP 200, so | ||
| # without it a rejected post reports success. `retries` defaults to 5, which is | ||
| # the reason for using the action over a bare curl. `payload-file-path` rather | ||
| # than an inline `payload:`, so nothing expands the rendered changelog. |
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What has changed and why?
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Blocked on #2456. This workflow calls
render-slack-message --channel ... --output <json>, a signature that PR adds. Merging this first leaves Finish Release calling a command that does not exist yet.announce_release.ymlposts a released changelog section to#studio-issues-and-feedback. It reads the changelog at the tag, but runs the tooling frommain— never the released tag, because the job holds the bot token.finish_release.ymlcalls it afterpublishand only fortarget: pypi, so nothing is announced that is not on PyPI and public. Noton: release: published: GitHub creates no run from aGITHUB_TOKEN-triggered event, so that trigger would pass a manual test and be dead in production.tolerate-failureinput on the callee, becausecontinue-on-erroron auses:job is a syntax error. A manual re-post still fails loudly.SLACK_ACTION_BOT_TOKENlives in aslackenvironment restricted tomain, unreadable from any job that does not declare it. No required reviewers — a gate there would pause a run that has already published.slackapi/slack-github-action, pinned by digest since it is the only step that sees the token. Two non-obvious settings:errors: true, because Slack rejects a message withok: falseand HTTP 200 and the action ignores that by default; andpayload-file-pathrather than the inlinepayload:the docs lead with, so the rendered changelog never reaches a${{ }}expansion or a YAML scalar. Taken overcurlfor its retries — a transient 5xx would otherwise lose the announcement quietly.chat.postMessagerequest body comes straight from the release tooling (Render the Slack announcement as a chat.postMessage payload #2456), so this file knows which channel to post in but not the request shape —unfurl_links/unfurl_mediaare pinned by tests there instead of sitting untested in YAML here.workflow_dispatchis the re-post hatch and the only faithful rehearsal — Slack's composer treats<url|label>as literal text. Itschannelinput keeps a rehearsal off the production channel.Accepted cost of the public repo: this file discloses the channel name and the message template. Neither is a secret.
Before this can run
Manual, and not in this PR:
chat:writeonly — notchat:write.public; invite the bot instead, so a leaked token cannot post into arbitrary channels./invitethe bot to#studio-issues-and-feedbackand to a test channel.slackenvironment (selected branches →main, no required reviewers) and addSLACK_ACTION_BOT_TOKEN.How has it been tested?
actionlintclean on both workflows.tag: v1.1.1with a test channel, thentag: v1.1.0for the ~4800-character worst case. Check the title link,•and indented◦bullets, no unfurl card, and thattag_depth > 1renders a literal>and not>— the only rendering claim that cannot be checked offline. If it does not decode inside a code span, the fix is one function and one test in Render the Slack release announcement from the changelog #2369.Alternative reviewer: @michal-lightly.
Did you update CHANGELOG.md?
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