Mirror the promotion PR's documentation fixes onto develop - #558
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The carried `comment-and-doc-style` contract requires reference-style links in every Markdown file except a closed four-file list, `AGENTS.md`, `GOVERNANCE.md`, `CODESTYLE.md` and `WORKFLOW.md`. `Docker/README.md` is not on that list and was using inline links. Three definitions, grouped under the declared `Shields`, `Distribution` and `External` headers and sorted within each. Docker Hub resolves reference-style links when it renders the overview, so the published page is unchanged. Whether the exception list should instead grow to include this file is a hub question, since the list is carried and governs every fleet repo, and it is raised as such on ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1131. Until that is answered the rule as carried is the rule, so this complies with it rather than pre-empting the answer.
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The code change is a safe, contract-aligned Markdown refactor; the only issue is a minor PR-description contract mismatch called out in an inline comment.
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Updates the Docker Hub overview Markdown (Docker/README.md) to comply with the repo’s reference-style link contract, keeping develop aligned with the already-landed promotion-branch fix.
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- Convert inline Markdown links and the shield image to reference-style links.
- Add a grouped link-definition block (
Shields,Distribution,External) at the bottom of the file.
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| Docker/README.md | Replaces inline links with reference-style definitions suitable for Docker Hub rendering. |
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The README described a publish model this repo does not run. It said "a single scheduled run publishes both the `main` tags and the `develop` tags", where `publish-release.yml` is a triggered-Docker publisher whose own header states one run covers one branch: the weekly schedule rebuilds `main`, a push to `main` changing `Make/Matrix.json` publishes immediately so a newly released Nx version ships without waiting a week, and a dispatch publishes whichever branch it is started from. Nothing publishes `develop` on a schedule, so a reader waiting for the weekly run to refresh `:develop` would wait indefinitely. The `Make/Matrix.json` push trigger was missing from both places entirely, which is the one that matters most to a consumer, since it is how a new product version reaches Docker Hub. The tag list omitted `develop-stable` and `develop-[version]`, both of which `Make/Matrix.json` produces today. Raised by CodeRabbit on the promotion pull request. Verified against `publish-release.yml`'s trigger block and header, and against the tag set derived from `Make/Matrix.json`.
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- Line 310: Update the two README descriptions of Matrix-triggered publishes to
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The updated README introduces doc-style contract violations (overlong sentence and a semicolon in prose) that should be corrected before merging.
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README.md:471
- This bullet introduces a semicolon in prose ("do not publish;") and packs multiple clauses into one long sentence. The repo’s doc-style contract forbids semicolons in agent-authored prose and asks for short sentences; split this into separate sentences and remove the semicolon.
- Publishing runs on one branch at a time ([`publish-release.yml`][publish-release-workflow]): the weekly schedule and a `Make/Matrix.json` push both publish `main`, and a manual dispatch publishes whichever branch it is started from. Merges to `main`/`develop` (including auto-merged Dependabot and codegen updates) do not publish; the next scheduled run, or a dispatch for `develop`, picks them up.
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Two review findings on the publish-contract rewrite. The `Make/Matrix.json` push trigger is gated to the codegen App identity, which `publish-plan-task.yml` enforces by testing the actor. A hand edit to the pin does not publish. The rewrite described the trigger without that gate, which is the half a reader would act on, since it is what stops a manual pin bump from shipping images. The publish note also ran to a 34-word sentence, against the 25-word cap in `comment-and-doc-style`. The note is now four bullets, each sentence under the cap, and the CI bullet is split in two for the same reason. Two adjacent pre-existing sentences in the same sections, at 26 and 29 words, are split as well, since they sit inside the text being rewritten. Seven longer bullets elsewhere in the file are left alone: those are a prose pass of their own rather than part of a publish-contract correction.
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Answering the suppressed finding here, since a suppressed finding opens no thread.
Both halves are right, and both are already fixed in The bullet is now two, with the semicolon gone: A grep for Worth noting the semicolon was mine rather than pre-existing: I introduced it in the publish-contract rewrite two commits earlier, which is the kind of thing the rule exists to catch, since a semicolon is exactly how a sentence grows past the cap without looking like it has. |
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 474: Update the publishing summary near “Publishing runs on one branch at
a time” to explicitly state that the Make/Matrix.json push is made by the
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README.md still contains a publishing statement that contradicts the actual publish-release.yml behavior for codegen-driven Make/Matrix.json updates.
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Two review findings, and the second caught a contradiction I introduced. The CI bullet said merges to `main` or `develop`, "including auto-merged Dependabot and codegen updates, do not publish". That is wrong for the one case that matters: a codegen merge to `main` that changes `Make/Matrix.json` publishes immediately. `publish-plan-task.yml` gates the push trigger on the actor being `ptr727-codegen[bot]` or `dependabot[bot]`, so a bot push to `main` touching that file is exactly what does publish, and a human push is what does not. The CI bullets are now three, separating the schedule and dispatch, the gated `Matrix.json` push, and everything that does not publish. The tag note carried the same gate but named only the codegen App, so it names Dependabot too. One sentence of mine ran to 26 words against the 25-word cap and is split.
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README’s “released build” criteria contradicts the repo’s implemented logic for release_delivery_days (documented as > 0, implemented as >= 0).
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README.md:470
- The publish-status description does not match the repo’s actual release logic:
CreateMatrix/Release.IsPublished()usesReleaseDate > 0 && ReleaseDeliveryDays >= 0, sorelease_delivery_dayscan be 0. Documenting it as "> 0" is inaccurate and could mislead consumers about what counts as a released build.
- The "released" status of a build follows the same method Nx uses in [`isBuildPublished()`][isbuildpublished-link]. Both `release_date` and `release_delivery_days` from the [Releases JSON API][nxwitnessreleases-link] must be greater than `0`.
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The README said both `release_date` and `release_delivery_days` must be greater than `0`. `Release.IsPublished()` in `CreateMatrix/ReleasesJsonSchema.cs` tests `ReleaseDate > 0 && ReleaseDeliveryDays >= 0`, so a delivery-days value of `0` counts as released. The wording predates this pass, but splitting the sentence for the length cap restated it as "Both ... must be greater than `0`", which reads as a firmer claim than the original did. It now states each bound separately, matching the code. Raised as a suppressed finding on #558.
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Answering the suppressed finding, since it opens no thread.
Correct, and fixed. Verified against the source: private bool IsPublished() =>
ReleaseDate > 0
&& ReleaseDeliveryDays >= 0;The line now states each bound separately: The inaccuracy predates this pass, but it is worth noting how it surfaced. Splitting the sentence for the 25-word cap turned "where The earlier suppressed item on this file, the semicolon and sentence length at what was line 471, was already fixed in |
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474-474: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLimit the manual-dispatch claim to supported branches.
publish-plan-task.ymlenables publishing for manual dispatch only when the ref ismainordevelop. A feature-branch dispatch is a no-op. State the supported branches explicitly.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Two README bullets are still easy to misread against the actual publish workflow behavior and should be reworded for unambiguous accuracy.
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README.md:313
- The note "Merging code or dependency updates does not republish images" is inaccurate because a bot-authored push/merge that updates
Make/Matrix.jsondoes publishmain(see publish-release.yml push trigger + publish-plan-task actor gate). Qualify this as applying only whenMake/Matrix.jsonis unchanged.
- Merging code or dependency updates does not republish images. The published images change only when their content changes.
README.md:476
- This bullet can read as if
developchanges are picked up by the weekly schedule, butdeveloppublishes only via a manual dispatch. Split the statement somain(schedule) anddevelop(dispatch) are unambiguous.
- Any other merge to `main` or `develop` does not publish. The next scheduled run picks it up, or a dispatch for `develop`.
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The closing bullet read "The next scheduled run picks it up, or a dispatch for `develop`", which leaves a reader free to conclude the schedule covers `develop`. It does not: the schedule is `main` only, so a merge to `develop` waits for someone to dispatch the publisher from `develop`, and nothing happens on its own. The bullet now names the two branches separately rather than trailing an alternative on the end. Fourth round on this one bullet, all of it the same ambiguity in different words. Worth recording as the reason: describing a per-branch trigger in branch-agnostic prose keeps producing sentences that are true of `main` and false of `develop`.
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Documentation updates align with the repo’s documented Markdown link style contract and the verified GitHub Actions publishing triggers and tag outputs.
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Two documentation fixes raised on the promotion PR (#556), landed on
developas well so the two branches stay content-identical through the promotion.Convert the Docker Hub overview to reference-style links
The carried
comment-and-doc-stylecontract requires reference-style links in every Markdown file except a closed list of four that are read one section at a time rather than end to end:AGENTS.md,GOVERNANCE.md,OPERATIONS.md, and.github/copilot-instructions.md.Docker/README.mdis not on it.Three definitions, grouped under the declared
Shields,DistributionandExternalheaders and sorted within each. Docker Hub resolves reference-style links when it renders the overview, so the published page is unchanged.Correct the publish contract and tag list
The more substantive of the two. The README described a publish model this repo does not run: it said a single scheduled run publishes both the
maintags and thedeveloptags.publish-release.ymlis a triggered-Docker publisher, and its own header states one run covers one branch. The weekly schedule rebuildsmain. A push tomainchangingMake/Matrix.jsonpublishes immediately, so a newly released Nx version ships without waiting a week. A dispatch publishes whichever branch it is started from. Nothing publishesdevelopon a schedule, so a reader waiting for the weekly run to refresh:developwould have waited indefinitely.The
Make/Matrix.jsonpush trigger was missing from both places entirely, and it is the one that matters most to a consumer.The tag list also omitted
develop-stableanddevelop-[version], both of whichMake/Matrix.jsonproduces today.Verified against the workflow's trigger block and header, and against the tag set derived from
Make/Matrix.json.Why these are mirrored rather than left to the promotion
#556's stated property is that its tree is byte-identical to
develop. A fix landed only onmainthrough the promotion would falsify that and create the main-only drift this repo's own branching rule exists to prevent. Cheaper to keep the branches converged than to owe a back-merge.Merge this before #556, or
developlands behind again.Out of scope, and measured
Getting the exception list right surfaced a real gap that is not this PR's to close.
CODESTYLE.mdcarries 16 inline links andWORKFLOW.mdcarries 12, and neither is on the exempt list, so both violate the rule they carry:AGENTS.mdGOVERNANCE.mdOPERATIONS.md.github/copilot-instructions.mdCODESTYLE.mdWORKFLOW.mdARCHITECTURE.mdREADME.mdHISTORY.mdDocker/README.mdBoth are carried files, and the hub's own copies have the same inline links, so converting them here would diverge from the canonical rather than fix anything fleet-wide. Reported to ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1131 instead.
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develop-stableand version-specificdevelop-[version]tags.