This moves some more of our CI jobs over to xtask and gh-workflow. This
primarily originated from the current GitHub actions outage to move
these actions over to Namespace runners. However, while I was at it I
decided to move these over to gh_workflow, as we benefit from sharing
more stuff across these files and less hacking around in YAML-files
directly.
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Finn found out the hard way that the new cool tech does not quite work
at times. Back to the drawing board we go (at least partially).
Closes #ISSUE
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This PR temporarily disables deployments of the docs.
There seems to be some lingering fallout from
https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/jk2mx637l9k9 that is causing
new deployments to not work.
We are rolling back to an older deployment, and are disabling deploys so
that we don't clobber the rollback.
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This moves the extension CLI job into xtask and also extends this a bit
- whenever we now run the job, it will open PRs against this repo and
`zed-industries/extensions` to also update the SHAs there. These PRs
will be assigned to the actor that initiated the bump so they can edit
the PR as needed.
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This is still only a debugging/evaluation version (which is why it has
e.g. hardcoded stuff). It successfully ran a few times triggered
manually, so we're replacing the broken version on `main` with this to
see how it fares on incoming issues.
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GitHub allows defining a default shell for all jobs on the workflow
level, which we did not use before, yet practically did when it comes
down to our usage of `named::bash`. Since this makes stuff quite
verbose, I decided on using the defaults instead so the workflows become
somewhat easier to audit when reading the generated files.
Powershell steps continue to use Powershell, only the default for bash
scripts was modified.
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Follow up to #47714 because it is still broken for the extension
workflows post #47699 cache introduction. Keeping the cache around
though in the hopes that it will now finally work.
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Following the changes to the namespace caching, CI in the extensions
broke because cache conflicts arose there seemingly. Trying to set the
target here more explicitly in an effort to fix this.
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This is in preparation for removing one of the files in favor of having
just one larger one (and perhaps renaming that in the future).
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The last extension has now been migrated to the new workflows and with
that, the entire zed-extensions org now uses the centralized workflows 🎉
Given this, we can now remove the exclusion list and - as a little bonus
- also rollout changes automatically to the repository hosting the
shared workflows.
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Sometimes github issues are created without following the template, and
if they don't receive the `state:needs triage` label from a template,
it's easy for us to miss them. Well, not anymore, thanks to this new
github workflow.
As an extra measure, the label is also added on reopened issues. All of
this only applies only to actions carried out by people outside of the
staff team.
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Remove the attempts to have these issues land in the same 'inbox' (the
existing project board for triage). Since they're closed, the automated
workflow of the project board will move them to the 'Closed'
column/status even with the API call specifically moving them to
'Incoming' instead. It is what it is, we'll have a separate project
board for this.
Also:
- don't look at comments on PRs
- don't freak out if the issue has no type
- add a permissions block as a defensive measure (in case someone adds
secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN later)
- add a timeout to avoid hanging out for six hours or whatever the
default is
- add some logging.
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Since the project board to which the closed bugs with new comments are
added might have an automated workflow for moving closed issues to the
"Done" status, we need to override the status to ensure the bugs are
actually surfaced to the team and not buried in "Done".
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Sometimes bugs come back or are not fixed all the way. We want to
preserve the context of the issue we've closed prematurely so instead of
always making people open a new github issue in this case we want to be
able to notice if someone* comments on a closed bug and decide what to
do about it.
Before:
Bug is closed → A user can again/still reproduce it on a new version and
leaves a comment → Maybe someone sees the notification about it, maybe
not; maybe they see it but forget to act on it right away and it's lost.
After:
Bug is closed → A user can again/still reproduce it on a new version and
leaves a comment → The issue is added to a project board where it's
visible until someone makes a call about it (maybe the comment was “oh
my glob i'm so happy this was fixed” and no action is needed, or maybe
the issue must be reopened as a regression).
*Someone in this case means (1) not a bot, (2) not a member of staff.
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This PR updates the `bump_patch_version.yml` to also be generated by
`cargo xtask workflows` and updates this to use the `zed-zippy` identity
instead of the `ConradIrwin` identity.
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Updates the community champions list to the latest state, adding some of
our active extension contributors, and sorts the list/removes
duplicates.
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I changed the runner sizes to a smaller but more recent image yesterday
and broke the version bumping in the process. This PR fixes this by
force installing the needed package.
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GitHub flags these as security vulnerabilities. Hence, this PR specifies
the needed permissions for the workflows used in the `zed-extensions`
organization.
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We adjusted the labels some time ago, but never took care of the `good
first issue` notifier that posts the good first issues to discord.
Adjusting the label accordingly so that it notifies people again.
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`2x4` is not nearly enough for some of the grammars in use, hence change
this to a larger runner.
Also, reduce the size for the Rust runners a bit, as they don't need to
be quite as large for the amount of Rust code we have in extensions.
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Stashes local changes before branch checkout in droid auto docs CLI
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Co-authored-by: factory-droid[bot] <138933559+factory-droid[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Droid needs a specific model with a date
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Change from cli.factory.ai/install.sh to app.factory.ai/cli per official
Factory documentation.
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Co-authored-by: factory-droid[bot] <138933559+factory-droid[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Adds a multi-step agentic loop to github actions for opening a
once-daily documentation PR that can be merged only be a Zedi
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- adjust wording for the upcoming simplified process
- upgrade to the github action version that has a fix for configuring issue types the bot should look at
- add two inputs for the manual runs of stalebot that help testing it in a safe and controlled manner
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Closes #ISSUE
Uses the existing `--dump-all-actions` arg on the Zed binary to generate
an asset of all of our actions so that the `docs_preprocessor` can
injest it, rather than depending on the Zed crate itself to collect all
action names
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Co-authored-by: Zed Zippy <234243425+zed-zippy[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
I think we're not triggering the after-release workflow because of
github's loop detection when you use the default GITHUB_TOKEN
Closes #ISSUE
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Split running `cargo clippy` out of the job that has access to ZIPPY
secrets as
a precaution against accidentally leaking the secrets through build.rs
or
something...
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One of the major annoyances with writing code with claude is that its
poorly indented; instead of requiring manual intervention, let's just
fix that in CI.
Similar to https://autofix.ci, but as we already have a github app,
we can do it without relying on a 3rd party.
This PR doesn't trigger the workflow (we need a separate change in Zippy
to do
that) but will let me test it manually.
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This seems sensible to do - it already was the case prior but
indirectly, lets rather be explicit about this.
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Co-authored-by: Agus Zubiaga <agus@zed.dev>
This makes rolling this out across extensions a far bit easier and also
safer, because we don't have to manually set `run_tests` for every
extension (and never have to consider this when updating these).
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This PR adds workflows to be used for CD in extension reposiories in the
`zed-extensions` organization and updates some of the existing ones with
minor improvemts.
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For now, just using Sonnet 4.5 and Opus 4.5 - I'll make a separate PR
for non-Anthropic models, in case they introduce new failures.
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This adds an intial workflow file that can be pulled in to create a bump
commit for an extension version in an extension repository.
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This reverts #39643, effectively
For the record, @SomeoneToIgnore found it quite cumbersome to scroll
through logs just to see which tests have failed. I kinda see the
argument. At the same time, I wish nextest could do both: it could
aggregate logs of failed tests and then print out the summary.
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This starts the work on a workflow that can be invoked in extension CI
to test changes on extension repositories.
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Co-authored-by: Agus Zubiaga <agus@zed.dev>
Co-authored-by: Conrad Irwin <conrad.irwin@gmail.com>
Delay the stalebot runs until the end of the year since it's currently
broken and leaves unhelpful comments on all the issues, including feature requests. Bad
bot. Allegedly this bug will soon be gone
https://github.com/actions/stale/issues/1302 but it's too much work
protecting issues from the bot until then.
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- switch the bot from looking at the `bug/crash` labels which we don't
use anymore to the Bug/Crash issue types which we do use
- shorten the period of time after which a bug is suspected to be stale
(with our pace they can indeed be outdated in 60 days)
- extend the grace period for someone to come around and say nope, this
problem still exists (people might be away for a couple of weeks).
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This hopefully resolves the lingering test failures on linux,
but also adds some logging just in case this isn't the problem...
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Co-authored-by: Ben Kunkle <ben@zed.dev>
Our new linux runners don't have powershell installed which causes the
`release-winget` job to fail. This simply runs that step on windows
instead.
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One of the reasons we didn't spot that we were missing the telemetry env
vars for the production builds was that nightly (which was working) had
its own set of build steps. This re-uses those and pushes the env vars
down from the workflow to the job.
It also fixes nightly releases to upload all-in-one go so that all
platforms update in sync.
Closes#41655
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I just pulled and ran a local build via `script/bundle-mac -l -i` but
found that the resulting bundle wasn't installed as expected. (me:
"ToggleAllDocks!! Wait! Where is it?!") Looking into, it looks like the
`-l` flag was removed in #41392, leaving the `$local_only` var orphaned,
which then left the `-i/$local_install` flag unreachable. I suspect that
this was unintentional, so this PR re-adds the `-l/$local_only` flag to
`script/bundle-mac`.
I ran the build again and confirmed that local install seemed to work as
expected. (ie "ToggleAllDocks!! 🎉")
While here, I also removed the last reference to `$local_arch`, because
all other references to that were removed in #41392.
/cc @osiewicz
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Co-authored-by: Conrad Irwin <conrad.irwin@gmail.com>
Reverts zed-industries/zed#41384
The branch-protection rules work much better when there is a Job that
runs every time and can be depended on to pass, we no longer have this.
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Follow up for: #41304
Splits CI tests (cherry-picks and PRs only for now) into separate
workflows using `gh-workflow`. Includes a couple restructures to
- run more things in parallel
- remove our previous shell script based checking to filter tests based
on files changed, instead using the builtin `paths:` workflow filters
Splitting the docs/style/rust tests & checks into separate workflows
means we lose the complete summary showing all the tests in one view,
but it's possible to re-add in the future if we go back to checking what
files changed ourselves or always run everything.
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Co-authored-by: Conrad <conrad@zed.dev>
To help make our GitHub Actions easier to understand, we're planning to
split the existing `ci.yml` into three separate workflows:
* run_bundling.yml (this PR)
* run_tests.yml
* make_release.yml
To avoid the duplication that this might otherwise cause, we're planning
to write the workflows with gh-workflow, and use rust instead of
encoding logic in YAML conditions.
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Co-authored-by: Ben Kunkle <ben@zed.dev>
I noticed we had some typos that were getting through CI, but it looks
like the new version of `typos` catches them. So I updated it and fixed
them.
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We've been considering removing workspace-hack for a couple reasons:
- Lukas ran into a situation where its build script seemed to be causing
spurious rebuilds. This seems more likely to be a cargo bug than an
issue with workspace-hack itself (given that it has an empty build
script), but we don't necessarily want to take the time to hunt that
down right now.
- Marshall mentioned hakari interacts poorly with automated crate
updates (in our case provided by rennovate) because you'd need to have
`cargo hakari generate && cargo hakari manage-deps` after their changes
and we prefer to not have actions that make commits.
Currently removing workspace-hack causes our workspace to grow from
~1700 to ~2000 crates being built (depending on platform), which is
mainly a problem when you're building the whole workspace or running
tests across the the normal and remote binaries (which is where
feature-unification nets us the most sharing). It doesn't impact
incremental times noticeably when you're just iterating on `-p zed`, and
we'll hopefully get these savings back in the future when
rust-lang/cargo#14774 (which re-implements the functionality of hakari)
is finished.
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These are now being crafted by hand, using the social media content we
do each Wednesday. I'm keeping the action around because we may want to
use this to automate publishing the hand-crafted emails in the future.
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We need a PAT to have permission to check team information. Also, the
COAUTHOR_TEMPLATES didn't feel quite right. Skipping this for now.
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When doing stable/preview releases simultaneously there are two tags and
two branches pushed. Previously nix was attempting 1 job for each. Our
current mac parallelism is 4.
Can't easily test this. 🤷
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The previous tags are non-customizable (added by default).
This will enable us to pull specific runs out of the pool for
maintenance.
Also disable actionlint invoking shellcheck because it chokes on
PowerShell.
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Co-authored-by: Cole Miller <cole@zed.dev>
Switch our Linux aarch_64 release builds from Linux on Graviton (32
vCPU, 64GB) to Linux running on Apple M4 Pro (8vCPU, 32GB). Builds are
faster (20mins vs 30mins) for the same cost (960 unit minutes;
~$0.96/ea).
<img width="763" height="285" alt="Screenshot 2025-08-08 at 13 14 41"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/12c45c8b-59f3-40d8-974c-1003b5080287"
/>
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In response to an ongoing BuildJet outage, consider migrating CI to
GitHub hosted runners.
Also includes revert of (causing flaky tests):
- https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/35741
Downsides:
- Cost (2x)
- Force migration to Ubuntu 22.04 from 20.04 will bump our glibc minimum
from 2.31 to 2.35. Which would break RHEL 9.x (glibc 2.34), Ubuntu 20.04
(EOL) and derivatives.
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This PR increases the `DATABASE_MAX_CONNECTIONS` limit for the Collab
server to 850 (up from 250).
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Co-authored-by: Nathan <nathan@zed.dev>
Co-authored-by: Mikayla <mikayla@zed.dev>
- [x] Handle uploading minidumps from the remote_server
- [x] Associate minidumps with panics with some sort of ID (we don't use
session_id on the remote)
- [x] Update the protobufs and client/server code to request panics
- [x] Upload minidumps with no corresponding panic
- [x] Fill in panic info when there _is_ a corresponding panic
- [x] Use an env var for the sentry endpoint instead of hardcoding it
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- Zed now generates minidumps for crash reporting
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Co-authored-by: Max Brunsfeld <maxbrunsfeld@gmail.com>
Should catch cases like #33667 where a dependency was bumped in
Cargo.toml without a corresponding lockfile update. (This can happen
when committing from outside of Zed or if rust-analyzer isn't running.)
Passing `--frozen --workspace` should ensure this doesn't fail just
because there's a newer patch version of some third-party dependency,
and prevent it from taking long.
We only need to run this on macOS because Cargo.lock is
platform-independent.
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Added [rhysd/actionlint](https://github.com/rhysd/actionlint/) a static
checker for GitHub Actions workflow files.
Install locally with `brew install actionlint` the run with
`actionlint`.
Inspired by: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/34704 which
yielded this observation:
> In github actions:
> 1. strings are truthy
> 2. `${{ }}` will become a string if it doesn't wrap the whole value.
>
> So `if: false && true` becomes `false`
> and `if: ${{ false && true }}` becomes `false`
> but `if: false && ${{ true }}` becomes `"false && true"` which
evaluates true
> The reason you sometimes need `${{ }}` is because YAML doesn't like
`!`
> so `if: !false` is invalid yaml
> and `if: ${{ !false }}` works just fine.
Changes:
- Add `actionlint` job
- Refactor `job_spec` job to be more readable
- Fix all `actionlint` and `shellcheck` errors in Actions workflows (62
in all)
- Add `self-mini-macos` and `self-32vcpu-windows-2022` labels to
self-hosted runners. Not strictly related, but useful if you need to
take a runner out of the rotation (since `macOS`, `self-hosted`, and
`ARM64` are auto-set and cannot be added/removed).
- Change ci.yml macos_relase to target `self-mini-macos` instead of
`bundle` which was previously deprecated.
This would've caught the error fixed in
https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/34704. Here's what that [job
failure](https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/actions/runs/16376993944/job/46279281842?pr=34729)
would've looked like.
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