Add Kitmaker Portal wheel publishing via Charon Ferry - #1763
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Adds a reusable kitmaker_portal.yaml workflow with 'smoke-test' (poll an existing status ID) and 'release' (POST + poll) modes, called from a manual workflow_dispatch job in pr.yaml and a tag-gated job in build.yaml after wheels are attached to a GitHub Release. Kitmaker Portal request/response field names are best-effort pending confirmation from the Charon/Kitmaker teams (KITMAKER-4800). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reconciles the request/response schema against the actual Kitmaker
Portal API docs (kitmaker.gitlab-master-pages.nvidia.com), which
differ from our earlier guesses:
- POST body is {project_name, payload: [{pic, job_type, url, upload}]}
with one entry per wheel/sdist asset URL, not a single release URL.
- upload must be explicitly true, or Kitmaker only dry-run validates.
- Success response field is release_uuid, not uuid.
- Status field is 'status' (pending/in_progress/completed/failed),
not 'state'.
Since a Kitmaker project must be named identically to its wheel
component, split the single kitmaker-portal-release job in build.yaml
into one job per package (libcuopt/cuopt/cuopt_server/cuopt_sh_client),
mirroring the existing wheel-publish-* jobs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe workflows add reusable Kitmaker Portal smoke-test and release operations. Tag builds create a GitHub Release and invoke Portal jobs for four wheel packages. Manual dispatch supports smoke-test and release modes. Kitmaker release automation
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In @.github/workflows/build.yaml:
- Around line 317-322: Update the release creation step around the wheels array
and gh release create to fail immediately when no wheel files are found, and
make reruns resumable by checking whether the tag’s release already exists,
verifying its expected wheel assets, and uploading any missing assets before
continuing to the Kitmaker Portal submission.
In @.github/workflows/kitmaker_portal.yaml:
- Around line 7-24: Declare KITMAKER_PORTAL_AUTHORIZATION as a required secret
under workflow_call.secrets in .github/workflows/kitmaker_portal.yaml, then
replace secrets: inherit with an explicit mapping for that secret in
.github/workflows/pr.yaml (605-606) and .github/workflows/build.yaml (333-334);
update the reusable workflow declaration at
.github/workflows/kitmaker_portal.yaml (7-24), with no other secret propagation.
- Around line 90-92: Keep release mode blocked until the Kitmaker Portal API
owner confirms the endpoint and response schema for release_url, uuid, and
state. In the workflow, validate KITMAKER_PROJECT_ID and require uuid/state via
jq -e before polling, rejecting missing or null values rather than constructing
a /status/null URL. Pass inputs.release_tag through the job environment and use
the quoted shell variable instead of interpolating it into Bash.
- Around line 103-107: Update the release-tag handling in the workflow to pass
inputs.release_tag through the RELEASE_TAG environment variable and validate
"$RELEASE_TAG" without interpolating it into Bash source; also update the
request-body construction to use jq -n with --arg release_url "$RELEASE_URL" so
release_tag-derived values are safely encoded as JSON.
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The 'upload' field on the Kitmaker release API defaults to false server-side (validate only, no real publish) but our workflow was hardcoding upload: true unconditionally, meaning any manual test of 'release' mode would have triggered a real PyPI publish with no safe dry-run path. Adds an 'upload' input to kitmaker_portal.yaml (default false), and only build.yaml's real tag-triggered jobs pass upload: true explicitly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Lets 'release' mode be exercised directly (e.g. against a disposable Kitmaker test project) without needing a real tag push through build.yaml. Also renames wheel-asset-pattern -> wheel_asset_pattern: GitHub Actions expression dot-notation is ambiguous with subtraction for hyphenated property names, and the other custom inputs already use underscores. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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130-130: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔴 CriticalDo not interpolate
release_taginto Bash source.Line 130 places
${{ inputs.release_tag }}inside the generated shell script. If a user who can create the tag chooses a value containing a quote and command substitution, the self-hosted runner can execute the substitution. Pass the value throughenvand validate"$RELEASE_TAG"instead. GitHub also warns that workflow context values can contain untrusted input. (docs.github.com)Proposed fix
env: + RELEASE_TAG: ${{ inputs.release_tag }} GH_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }} - [[ -n "${{ inputs.release_tag }}" ]] || { echo "::error::mode == 'release' requires 'release_tag'"; exit 1; } + [[ -n "$RELEASE_TAG" ]] || { echo "::error::mode == 'release' requires 'release_tag'"; exit 1; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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335-343: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 MajorPass only the Portal authorization secret.
Each job uses
secrets: inherit, which forwards every caller-visible secret to the reusable workflow. These changed callers now setupload: trueand perform real publishes. DeclareKITMAKER_PORTAL_AUTHORIZATIONunderworkflow_call.secretsand map only that secret in each caller.As per path instructions: check secrets / environment variables newly referenced without being documented.
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202-207: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 MajorAdd timeouts to both Portal requests.
The release POST and status GET have no connection or total timeout. If the tunnel accepts the connection and stops responding, the self-hosted runner can remain occupied indefinitely. Add
--connect-timeoutand--max-timeto bothcurlcalls.Also applies to: 220-223
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In @.github/workflows/kitmaker_portal.yaml:
- Around line 152-153: Update the Portal request construction and polling logic
around the jq payload and release status handling to fail closed: validate the
production field names, require non-empty string values for release_uuid and
status before use, reject missing or null values instead of coercing them to
“null”, and preserve the documented upload:false behavior.
- Around line 142-143: Update the release asset filtering command near
RELEASE_TAG to pass ASSET_PATTERN through jq --arg rather than interpolating it
into the --jq expression; read the assets JSON first, then apply the regex using
the jq variable so quotes and backslashes remain literal pattern data.
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In @.github/workflows/build.yaml:
- Around line 335-343: Replace broad secrets: inherit usage in each affected
kitmaker portal caller with an explicit KITMAKER_PORTAL_AUTHORIZATION mapping,
and declare that secret under the reusable workflow’s workflow_call.secrets
definition. Preserve the existing release inputs and upload behavior while
ensuring no other caller-visible secrets are forwarded.
In @.github/workflows/kitmaker_portal.yaml:
- Line 130: Update the release_tag validation near the mode check to avoid
embedding the workflow expression in Bash source: expose inputs.release_tag
through the step’s env as RELEASE_TAG, then validate the quoted "$RELEASE_TAG"
variable while preserving the existing missing-tag error and exit behavior.
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In @.github/workflows/kitmaker_portal.yaml:
- Around line 202-207: Add --connect-timeout and --max-time options to both curl
requests in the Portal release POST and status GET flows, using consistent
finite timeout values while preserving the existing headers, payloads, and
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…atch workflow_dispatch can't target a workflow file that only exists on a branch (GitHub requires it on the default branch first). pr.yaml is already registered on main, so extend its dispatch inputs to drive either mode of kitmaker_portal.yaml via workflow_call, which has no such restriction. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[self-hosted, linux] from Andrew's example doesn't match any runner label used elsewhere in this repo (linux-amd64-cpu4, linux-amd64-gpu-*, etc.), and the smoke-test/release jobs sat queued indefinitely with no pickup. Trying linux-amd64-cpu4, the pool already proven to work for other jobs in this repo, as a diagnostic step. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
linux-amd64-cpu4 confirmed the real blocker: tbot isn't installed on
that image ('command -v tbot' failed, exit code 1, aborting the step
immediately under bash -e).
Switches to ubuntu-latest (matches the original design intent: a
standard GitHub-hosted runner reaching Kitmaker via Charon Ferry, per
the initial ask to the Charon team) and replaces the hand-rolled
tbot.yaml + background process + wait-loop with the official
teleport-actions/setup + teleport-actions/application-tunnel actions,
which install tbot and manage the tunnel lifecycle (including
readiness waiting and log capture on failure) directly.
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'response=\$(curl --fail-with-body ...)' under bash -e aborts the script on a non-2xx before the subsequent 'echo "\$response"' line ever runs, so failures showed 'exit code 22' with no visible response body (as seen when the real 'Request Kitmaker Portal release' call 403'd). Captures HTTP status separately from the body and always echoes the body before deciding to fail, in both the release POST and the status poll. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The KITMAKER_PORTAL_AUTHORIZATION secret holds the bare token
(kmp_...), matching what's copied directly from the Portal UI. Sending
it as-is produced 401 {"detail":"Authentication required"} since
Kitmaker expects an 'Authorization: Bearer <token>' scheme. Prepending
'Bearer ' in the workflow means the secret can just hold the raw
token, which is less error-prone than relying on whoever sets/rotates
it to remember to include the scheme themselves.
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Kitmaker's release API rejects any pic value that doesn't match the target project's registered owner email, so testing against a real project requires a real email. A repo Variable is still visible to anyone who checks repo Settings; a Secret is auto-masked by GitHub Actions anywhere it would appear in log output, which is a better fit for not exposing it on a public OSS repo. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The POST itself succeeded end to end (HTTP 202, real release_uuid) -- first successful live round-trip through Charon Ferry into Kitmaker. Polling then hard-failed on 'processing', a status value the docs don't mention (only pending|in_progress|completed|failed). Real API responses can drift from docs, so only treat completed/failed as terminal and keep polling on anything else instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
smoke-test never referenced secrets.KITMAKER_PORTAL_ACC_OWNER_EMAIL, so GitHub Actions never registered it for masking in that job -- a polled status response embedding a real pic email leaked in plaintext (caught and the run deleted). Referencing it (unused) in the job's env forces masking to apply there too. Also trims comments that either duplicated what the code already shows (Bearer prefix) or explained non-essential detail (schema doc link, verbose unknown-status rationale). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Real Kitmaker projects are libcuopt-cu12/cu13, cuopt-cu12/cu13, cuopt-server-cu12/cu13, and cuopt-sh-client (no CUDA suffix, pure package) -- not one project per package as assumed earlier. Splits the 4 kitmaker-portal-release-* jobs into 7, matching project name and wheel_asset_pattern to each. CUDA suffix pattern (cu12/cu13 appended to the package name, e.g. libcuopt_cu12-*.whl) follows the 'append-cuda-suffix' convention already used elsewhere in this repo's wheels-build.yaml calls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
All 7 kitmaker-portal-release-* jobs now dry-run only, no real publish, until we're confident in the wheel_asset_pattern values and overall flow against the real (non-test) Kitmaker projects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
curl --retry 3 --retry-delay 5 on all Charon Ferry / Kitmaker Portal calls, so a single transient network blip doesn't fail the whole job. Adds a Slack notification (reusing CUOPT_SLACK_BOT_TOKEN/CHANNEL_ID/ MENTION_ID, same chat.postMessage pattern as ci/build_summary.sh) on release-mode failure, since nothing previously surfaced a failed Kitmaker publish beyond the Actions UI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Matches the CUOPT_SLACK_MENTION_ID convention already used in ci/utils/generate_slack_payloads.py: an 'S'-prefixed ID is a Slack subteam/user-group and needs <!subteam^ID>, not <@id> -- the latter silently fails to ping a group. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- 'defaults: run: shell: bash' was a no-op: ubuntu-latest already defaults run: steps to bash. - Both jobs declared the identical id-token/contents permissions; hoisted to a single workflow-level permissions block. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Real artifact names from wheels-build.yaml are prefixed cuopt_wheel_* (e.g. cuopt_wheel_cpp_libcuopt_x86_64_cu12), not wheel_*, confirmed against a real build.yaml run's artifact list. The download-artifact pattern matched 0 of 14 artifacts, so release-github created a real GitHub Release with zero wheel assets attached, which then made every kitmaker-portal-release-* job fail at asset collection. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
6 of 7 real E2E kitmaker-portal-release-* jobs succeeded; the 7th (libcuopt-cu13, the slowest to process) got HTTP 401 partway through polling after ~7 minutes of successful 'processing' responses. The GitHub OIDC token minted once at job start via core.getIDToken() expired before that wheel finished on Kitmaker's side. Re-mints FERRY_TOKEN on every poll iteration instead, using the same OIDC request endpoint (ACTIONS_ID_TOKEN_REQUEST_URL/_TOKEN, already present in the job's environment given id-token: write) that core.getIDToken() itself calls under the hood. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pr.yaml's kitmaker_* workflow_dispatch inputs and kitmaker-portal-test job existed only to test kitmaker_portal.yaml via workflow_call before it existed on main (workflow_dispatch can't target a brand-new file on another branch). Once this merges, kitmaker_portal.yaml is directly dispatchable on its own, so the workaround is dead weight -- reverts pr.yaml to match main exactly. Also rewords the upload: false comments in build.yaml's kitmaker-portal-release-* jobs: the E2E flow is now fully validated against real Kitmaker projects, so 'TODO: flip once POC is validated' is stale. Kept upload: false as a deliberate staged-rollout default pending team sign-off, not a leftover TODO. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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smoke-test (poll an existing status ID) was never wired into any automated job -- only reachable via manual workflow_dispatch, and we decided against building a nightly health-check around it given Charon's refs/tags/v* ref-scoping doesn't cover nightly's main-branch dispatch. With only one mode left, drops the now-unnecessary 'mode' input entirely rather than leaving a single-branch switch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Declare an explicit workflow_call.secrets contract on kitmaker_portal.yaml (KITMAKER_PORTAL_AUTHORIZATION required; KITMAKER_PORTAL_ACC_OWNER_EMAIL/CUOPT_SLACK_* optional) and pass only those explicitly from build.yaml's 7 callers, instead of 'secrets: inherit' forwarding every caller-visible secret. - Fix release_tag being interpolated raw into Bash source in the 'Validate inputs' step -- this was correctly fixed elsewhere already but got reintroduced when the smoke-test removal rewrite recreated this step. Now sourced via the job-level RELEASE_TAG env var like everywhere else. - Stop interpolating wheel_asset_pattern into the --jq program text (a quote or backslash in the pattern could break or manipulate the jq program); pass it as jq data via --arg instead. - Add --connect-timeout/--max-time to every Charon Ferry / Kitmaker Portal curl call, so a connection that's accepted but never responds can't hang the runner indefinitely. - Harden release_uuid/status extraction with jq -e + non-empty-string checks instead of plain jq -r, so a malformed/null response fails loudly instead of silently becoming the string "null". - Fail release-github immediately if no wheel files were found, instead of silently creating an asset-free GitHub Release that the next job would submit to Kitmaker. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Repo policy requires every 'uses:' reference pinned to a full commit hash, not a mutable tag. Pins actions/download-artifact@v4, teleport-actions/setup@v1, teleport-actions/application-tunnel@v1, and actions/github-script@v7 to their current SHAs (with the resolved version in a trailing comment, matching this repo's existing convention). pre-commit (including zizmor) now passes clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…triggers Same treatment as build.yaml, nightly.yaml, etc.: a CI-infrastructure file that doesn't affect product source, so a PR touching only it shouldn't trigger the full conda/wheel build+test matrix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I can't speak to the Charon part of this handoff, but the wheel publishing steps and the payload creation for Kitmaker look good to me.
I was under the impression that Kitmaker can't reach outside of the corpnet to pull artifacts, but I will very happily be proven wrong on that front.
Construction-wise, this looks correct -- we'll just have to test that all the pieces actually communicate with one-another. If you want to create a "test release" to trial this out (and then delete that release), we should make sure to first disable the upload-conda workflows since those will automatically upload conda artifacts if it detects that it's running on a release tag/ref
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I have tested end to end run with release being created as part of the build.yaml and then teriggering kitmaker via a job which completed successfully https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuopt/actions/runs/32764788538. I had disabled upload so nothing was uploaded. May be once I merge this, look for any bugs and then enable it another PR. |
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Publishes cuOpt wheels to Kitmaker via Charon Ferry: attach wheels to a GitHub Release on version tags, then request a Kitmaker Portal release pointing at them.
kitmaker_portal.yaml: reusable workflow.smoke-testmode polls an existing Kitmaker status ID.releasemode collects matching wheel assets from a GitHub Release, requests a Kitmaker Portal release, and polls it to completion. Directly dispatchable (workflow_dispatch) for manual testing/ops.build.yaml: on a real release tag,release-githubattaches built wheels to a GitHub Release, then 7kitmaker-portal-release-*jobs (one per package x CUDA-major-version project:libcuopt,cuopt,cuopt-servereach x cu12/cu13, pluscuopt-sh-client) call Kitmaker.upload: falseeverywhere for now — a deliberate staged-rollout default. Flip totrueonce the team signs off on going live; requires the 7KITMAKER_PROJECT_ID_*repo variables andKITMAKER_PORTAL_AUTHORIZATION/KITMAKER_PORTAL_ACC_OWNER_EMAILsecrets to be set (already done on this repo for testing).Validation
Dispatched a full real build off this branch (via a disposable, non-numeric
v*tag so it satisfied Charon's tag-scoped tenant policy without triggering an actual release), through the entire chain:cpp-build/wheel-build-*→wheel-publish-*→release-github(real GitHub Release with real wheels attached) → all 7kitmaker-portal-release-*jobs, each confirmed to reach Kitmaker'scompletedstatus via the real Charon Ferry → Kitmaker Portal round-trip (dry-run,upload: false) against the real Kitmaker projects.Run: https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuopt/actions/runs/32764788538
Along the way, found and fixed: missing
Bearerauth prefix, swallowed error response bodies, wrong runner (missingtbot, fixed by usingteleport-actions/setup+application-tunnel), Charon's ref-scoping requiring a matchingrefs/tags/v*ref, an undocumentedprocessingstatus value, apic-masking gap insmoke-test, the wrongdownload-artifactpattern (cuopt_wheel_*notwheel_*), and Ferry OIDC token expiry during long polls (now refreshed every iteration). Also surfaced and reported an unrelated compile bug onmain(#1776) while chasing down what turned out to be a stale/flaky build failure, not caused by this PR.Disposable test releases, tags, and Kitmaker Portal test-project entries used during validation have been cleaned up.
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