build: 👷 Add variants to release binaries - #850
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In @.github/workflows/release-binaries.yaml:
- Line 104: Wrap the release-note text near the authbridge-proxy variant
description so no YAML line exceeds 150 characters, preserving the full wording
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Summary
A small, well-crafted workflow change (2 files, +75/-15) that adds -lite and -sessionbudget release-binary variants for authbridge-proxy, mirroring the container-image variants and establishing a clean one-variant-per-opt-in-plugin convention. The bash refactor (variant array + build_proxy helper) reads well.
I verified the build logic against the repo rather than taking it on faith:
- Lite parity —
lite_tags(7exclude_plugin_*tags) matches theauthbridge-liteimage tag set inbuild.yamlexactly, so the-litebinary and image stay in lockstep. This is the whole point of the PR and it lands. - sessionbudget —
include_plugin_sessionbudgetis the correct opt-in tag (plugins_sessionbudget.gocarries//go:build include_plugin_sessionbudget, and the session-budget docs use the same tag). - Default variant — the
":"entry expands togo build -tags "", a valid no-op default build. - abctl — built once per target, outside the variant loop; no redundant rebuilds.
- set -euo pipefail safety — the
local suffix=""; [ -n "${variant}" ] && suffix=...line is safe on an empty variant: the&&short-circuit does not abort underset -e(simulated it to be sure).
Two non-blocking notes left inline. No must-fix issues.
Areas reviewed: CI/GitHub Actions (workflow bash), Shell (embedded run: script), Docs (CLAUDE.md), commit conventions
Commits: 3, all signed-off: yes (emoji-prefixed, imperative, under 72 chars)
CI status: all passing (YAML Lint, Shell Script Lint, Verify Action Pinning, DCO, verify-pr-title, Go CI x3; Spellcheck skipped)
Nice, tidy change — the printf-line release-notes trick to stay under yamllint's 150-char cap is a neat touch. Approving.
| # authbridge-proxy variants: "<suffix>:<build-tags>". Empty | ||
| # suffix is the default plugin set. One variant per opt-in | ||
| # plugin (or one combined "full") — never enumerate combos. | ||
| lite_tags="exclude_plugin_a2aparser,exclude_plugin_ibac" |
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suggestion: this lite_tags list is a hand-maintained duplicate of the 7-tag exclude_plugin_* set in build.yaml's authbridge-lite image build. The two copies can silently drift — e.g. if an 8th exclude tag is added to the image build (there's an in-flight PR doing exactly that for toolprune), this list would be left behind and the -lite binary would then include a plugin the -lite image excludes. Consider sourcing both from one place (a shared tags file both workflows read, or a composite action) so parity can't rot. Non-blocking — a follow-up is fine.
| | Variant | Tarball name shape | Matches | | ||
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| | unqualified (default plugins) | `authbridge-proxy_<ver>_<os>_<arch>.tar.gz` | `authbridge` image | | ||
| | `-lite` (jwt-validation + token-exchange only) | `authbridge-proxy-lite_<ver>_<os>_<arch>.tar.gz` | `authbridge-lite` image | |
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nit: "-lite (jwt-validation + token-exchange only)" — the tag set also leaves litellm_budgettrack and staticinject compiled in (neither is excluded by lite_tags). This mirrors the existing wording in build.yaml's comment, so it's consistent with convention and I wouldn't block on it — just flagging that "only" is slightly imprecise if read literally. Optional.
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Clean change, and the variant mechanism is the right shape — one entry per opt-in plugin rather than a combinatorial matrix, with the suffix and archive naming derived from the same array so they cannot drift.
I verified the parts that could fail silently rather than taking them on faith:
include_plugin_sessionbudgetis a real tag (cmd/authbridge-proxy/plugins_sessionbudget.go). This was the one worth checking, becausego buildaccepts unknown build tags without complaint — a typo here would have published anauthbridge-proxy-sessionbudgettarball byte-identical to the default, and nothing in CI would have noticed.-litegenuinely matches theauthbridge-liteimage. The newlite_tagsis byte-identical tobuild.yaml:59(the image build) andci.yaml:110-111— same seven tags, same spellings. The headline claim holds.authbridge-cpexreally does need cgo (authbridge/CLAUDE.md:23-28, linkslibcpex_ffi.aatCGO_ENABLED=1), so "stays image-only" is accurate.- Variant parsing is correct for all three entries, including
":"→ empty variant and empty tags, wherego build -tags ""is a valid no-op. The three variants share thedist/authbridge-proxyoutput path but strictly sequentially withrm -fbetween each, so there is no clash, andtar -C distwith a workspace-relative archive path matches the pre-PR pattern. Bothrun:steps carryset -euo pipefail,declare -ais safe onubuntu-latest's default bash, and all three actions are SHA-pinned.
The suggestions below are all documentation accuracy — nothing blocks. Two of them are pre-existing wording you inherited rather than introduced; they are worth fixing here only because this PR is squarely in that subject matter.
Areas reviewed: CI/GitHub Actions, shell within the workflow, docs, security (action pinning, secrets). 3 commits, all signed off, no Co-Authored-By. CI 19/19 green, Spellcheck skipped. No .claude/ or .vscode/ changes.
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| | Variant | Tarball name shape | Matches | | ||
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| | unqualified (default plugins) | `authbridge-proxy_<ver>_<os>_<arch>.tar.gz` | `authbridge` image | | ||
| | `-lite` (jwt-validation + token-exchange only) | `authbridge-proxy-lite_<ver>_<os>_<arch>.tar.gz` | `authbridge-lite` image | |
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suggestion — "jwt-validation + token-exchange only" undercounts the lite set. Working it out from the build tags: eleven plugins are default-on (!exclude_plugin_*) and two are opt-in (include_plugin_contextguru, include_plugin_sessionbudget). The lite list excludes seven of the eleven, which leaves four:
jwt-validationtoken-exchangelitellm-budget-track—!exclude_plugin_litellm_budgettrack, not in the lite exclude liststatic-inject—!exclude_plugin_staticinject, likewise
To be clear this is inherited wording, not introduced here: the same claim is already at authbridge/CLAUDE.md:30-31, .github/workflows/ci.yaml:104, and .github/workflows/build.yaml:50-51. The new release note's "auth-only" at release-binaries.yaml:115 carries it too.
Flagging it because CLAUDE.md is what agents read as ground truth about this repo, and this PR is the moment the lite set is being described to users in a release artefact. "jwt-validation, token-exchange, litellm-budget-track and static-inject" would be exact — or "drops the OPA SDK and the protocol parsers", which is what the size claim actually rests on and is true as written.
| # authbridge-proxy variants: "<suffix>:<build-tags>". Empty | ||
| # suffix is the default plugin set. One variant per opt-in | ||
| # plugin (or one combined "full") — never enumerate combos. | ||
| lite_tags="exclude_plugin_a2aparser,exclude_plugin_ibac" |
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suggestion — this is now the fourth code copy of the lite tag list, after ci.yaml:110-111, build.yaml:59, and local-build-and-test.sh (plus prose in both CLAUDE.mds). I diffed the three existing ones and they agree exactly today, so -lite does match the image and nothing is broken right now.
The timing is what makes it worth raising: #761 adds exclude_plugin_lineage, and #852's PR body budgets for "one token in each of those three lists" — already an undercount before this PR, and now off by one more. Because a missing exclude tag fails open (the plugin silently compiles in, the binary just gets bigger), a copy that drifts produces a -lite tarball that quietly no longer matches authbridge-lite, with no build error.
A single definition the three workflows and the script all read — a lite-tags file, or a repo-level env — would make the next plugin a one-line change. Reasonable to defer, but the next person to add a plugin is the one who pays.
- CLAUDE.md: rewrite `-lite` row to "drops the OPA SDK and the protocol parsers" — the earlier "jwt-validation + token-exchange only" wording undercounted the set (also leaves litellm-budget-track and static-inject compiled in). Matches what the size claim actually rests on. Flagged by @mrsabath and @huang195. - CLAUDE.md: soften "one variant per opt-in plugin" to "currently offered for try-out (today: -sessionbudget)" — the old wording implied a -contextguru tarball that does not exist. Names context-guru as deliberately not offered. Flagged by @huang195. - release-binaries.yaml: fix stale comment referring to printf/%s — the implementation uses direct assignment. Flagged by @huang195. Non-blocking follow-up on the four-copy lite-tags list filed as rossoctl#854. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Evaline Ju <69598118+evaline-ju@users.noreply.github.com>
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Thanks both — pushed 73b1c1b addressing the four in-PR comments:
Follow-up filed: #854 for the DRY concern on the four-copy Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) noreply@anthropic.com |
Summary
Adds
-lite[auth-only] and-sessionbudgetvariants to the existingauthbridge-proxyrelease-binary workflow. Tarball names mirror image tag names so the vocabulary stays consistent across artifacts. This lets users try opt-in plugins (starting with session-budget) via curl | tar | run instead of a source build, and sets a repeatable one-variant-per-opt-in pattern (no combinatorial combos) for future plugins.This could allow for future additions to the byo cortex skill (https://github.com/rossoctl/agent-skills/tree/main/skills/byo-rossoctl-cortex) to point to a release binary and reduce dependence on a local build.
Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) noreply@anthropic.com
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Tested end-to-end against a fork workflow_dispatch run (https://github.com/evaline-ju/cortex/actions/runs/33658689950)
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