Release from main and split Prisma CLI bumps into their own workflow - #1996
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WalkthroughThe release workflow now handles manual insider and stable publishing without Prisma dependency changes. New release planning helpers derive versions and metadata from Git tags. A separate manually triggered workflow updates Prisma CLI pins, refreshes the lockfile, and pushes changed manifests. The Prisma update checker passes detected versions between jobs and dispatches the new workflow. Tests cover dependency updates and release planning. CI/CD and contribution documentation describe the updated workflows, branches, channels, and inputs. Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Release and Prisma-update automation still has unresolved privileged execution and retry-suppression risks. A failed dependency bump may be recorded as complete, and write credentials remain available beyond the required Git operations. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In @.github/workflows/check_for_prisma_update.yml:
- Line 31: Update the check_for_prisma_update workflow to stop exposing
PRISMA_BOT_TOKEN during dependency installation: set persist-credentials to
false on both checkout steps, remove the job-level GH_TOKEN, and scope GH_TOKEN
only to gh workflow run commands. Before each required push, configure temporary
Git authentication in addition to using scripts/set_git_credentials.sh, then
remove the temporary authentication afterward so pushes remain authenticated
without leaking credentials to pnpm install.
In `@docs/architecture.md`:
- Around line 74-75: Synchronize the release documentation with the workflow
contract: in the architecture release instructions, direct operators to
bump_prisma.yml and describe release.yml as publishing only; update the VS Code
contribution guidance so Prisma polling uses a manual
check_for_prisma_update.yml dispatch, detected updates may trigger insider
releases through main, and stable releases require manual release.yml dispatch;
remove auto from documented bump options, leaving only patch, minor, and major.
In `@docs/ci-cd.md`:
- Line 12: Update the release-reference statement in the documentation to
distinguish standard releases, which use main, from patch releases, which use
the selected x.y.x branch; do not state that both channels always ship from
main.
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release.yml no longer writes to the repository. The prisma_version input, the dependency-bump commit and the stable branch reset are gone, so the plan job drops contents: write and the bot token and checks out with persist-credentials: false. Only the release job holds write access now, to create the tag and GitHub release. Dependency updates move to bump_prisma.yml: a manual dispatch that pins the Prisma CLI dependencies and pushes one commit. A bump on main then triggers an insider release through the existing push trigger, and a stable release is a separate dispatch. check_for_prisma_update.yml dispatches the bump workflow instead of the release workflow. Both channels now release from main. The stable branch was only there to hold GA Prisma pins while main tracked dev, and the channel does not otherwise affect dependencies — it selects the extension identity and the npm dist-tag. Removing it also removes the case where a stable release shipped a branch that was behind main. The pin-rewriting logic moves from update_package_json_files.mjs into bump_prisma_dependencies.mjs as a pure function with tests; update_package_json_files.mjs keeps only the build-time name and version stamping. The version planner loses the 'auto' bump, which derived the stable bump from the Prisma CLI version that is no longer an input. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YJFVnTXe5iAtFHpARAg4ZU
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check_for_prisma_update.yml passed PRISMA_BOT_TOKEN to pnpm install through a job-level GH_TOKEN, and its checkout persisted the token before the install ran. It is now two jobs: check installs dependencies with no credential and outputs the versions, record holds the token, installs nothing, and only writes the version files, pushes, and dispatches the bumps. setup_branch.mjs uses Node built-ins only, so it runs there without an install. bump_prisma.yml had the same shape and is split the same way: pin resolves the dependency versions and uploads the manifests, push applies them and commits. The marketplace tokens in release.yml move from job env to the publishing steps, so they are no longer in scope during pnpm install. Docs follow the workflow contract: architecture.md and CONTRIBUTING.md now point at bump_prisma.yml for dependency updates rather than release.yml, CONTRIBUTING.md drops the claim that releases happen automatically on a Prisma release and the removed auto bump, and ci-cd.md states that only patch releases use an x.y.x ref since ref otherwise defaults to main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YJFVnTXe5iAtFHpARAg4ZU
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101-101: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPin every GitHub Action to an immutable full commit SHA.
All action references in
.github/workflows/release.ymluse mutable major-version tags. A tag update can execute changed upstream code inpublish-language-server, which grantsid-token: write.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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183-183: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPin the npm CLI to one exact approved version.
npm@^11.5can install a different npm release on later runs. This job grantsid-token: write, so keep the Trusted Publisher toolchain deterministic by pinning one exact compatible version.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @.github/workflows/bump_prisma.yml:
- Line 61: Pin every GitHub Action reference in
.github/workflows/bump_prisma.yml at lines 61-61, 66-66, 68-68, 81-81, 98-98,
and 103-103, plus .github/workflows/check_for_prisma_update.yml at lines 35-35,
39-39, 41-41, and 62-62, to the action’s full-length immutable commit SHA
instead of a mutable tag such as `@v4`. Update only the uses references and
preserve the existing workflow behavior and inputs.
In @.github/workflows/check_for_prisma_update.yml:
- Around line 10-15: Add workflow-level concurrency for the version-recording
workflow, using a stable shared group and setting cancel-in-progress to false so
manual runs queue and execute serially. Keep the existing triggers and jobs
unchanged.
- Around line 30-37: Update the workflow’s manual-dispatch handling so runs
cannot process non-main refs: either reject dispatches whose ref is not main or
ensure both the version-check and record-job checkouts explicitly use main,
while preserving the patch branch as a separate input for patch updates. Keep
the dev/latest and patch dispatch behavior aligned with bump_prisma.yml on main.
In `@packages/vscode/CONTRIBUTING.md`:
- Around line 105-106: Update the stable release instructions near the existing
Release workflow steps to include the explicit x.y.x branch ref when dispatching
an older-version stable release, so release.yml targets that branch instead of
defaulting to main. Preserve the existing channel and bump-selection guidance.
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- Line 101: Update every GitHub Actions reference in the release workflow,
including actions/checkout, to an immutable full commit SHA instead of mutable
version tags; preserve each action’s current version and workflow behavior.
- Line 183: Update the npm installation command in the release workflow to use
one exact approved npm version instead of the floating ^11.5 range, preserving
the existing global installation behavior.
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Yes, official GitHub Actions documentation explicitly recommends pinning actions to a full-length (40-character) commit SHA to ensure security and immutability [1][2]. Why pinning to a full-length commit SHA is recommended: - Immutability: Unlike version tags (e.g., v1, v2) or branches (e.g., main), which are mutable pointers that can be moved or deleted, a full-length commit SHA is an immutable identifier for a specific version of code [1][2][3]. - Security: Pinning to a SHA mitigates the risk of supply chain attacks where a malicious actor gains access to an action's repository and updates a tag to point to compromised code [1][4][3]. - Policy Enforcement: GitHub now supports organization and repository-level policies that can be configured to require workflows to use only full-length commit SHAs for actions [1][5]. Workflows that do not comply with this policy will fail [5]. Recommended Best Practice: To maintain the security benefits of SHA pinning while still easily tracking updates, it is widely recommended to pin to the full-length SHA while including the human-readable version as a comment on the same line [6][4][7]. This allows automated tools like Dependabot to identify and suggest updates while your workflow remains pinned to an immutable reference [6][4][3]. Example usage: uses: actions/checkout@b4ffde6 # v4.1.1
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Pin every GitHub Action to a full-length commit SHA.
The listed @v4 references are mutable tags. A retargeted tag can change action code. The actions/checkout steps also pass PRISMA_BOT_TOKEN to that code.
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In @.github/workflows/bump_prisma.yml at line 61, Pin every GitHub Action
reference in .github/workflows/bump_prisma.yml at lines 61-61, 66-66, 68-68,
81-81, 98-98, and 103-103, plus .github/workflows/check_for_prisma_update.yml at
lines 35-35, 39-39, 41-41, and 62-62, to the action’s full-length immutable
commit SHA instead of a mutable tag such as `@v4`. Update only the uses references
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The checker reads the version markers from whatever ref it is dispatched on and the record job commits them back to that ref, while the bumps are always dispatched against main. A run from a non-main ref therefore left main's markers untouched and the same update was detected again on the next run. Both checkouts are now pinned to main and the push is explicit. Two concurrent runs could also read the same markers and both reach git push, where the second fails on a non-fast-forward and skips the bump dispatches that follow it. The workflow now serializes on its own concurrency group. CONTRIBUTING.md records that a stable release for an older version needs that x.y.x branch passed as ref, since ref otherwise defaults to main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YJFVnTXe5iAtFHpARAg4ZU
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In @.github/workflows/check_for_prisma_update.yml:
- Around line 67-71: Update the checkout step using the PRISMA_BOT_TOKEN in the
record workflow to set persist-credentials to false, then configure temporary
Git authentication only for the required remote push commands.
- Line 79: Update the workflow around the main-branch push and bump_prisma.yml
dispatches so version markers are acknowledged only after patch-branch creation
and every required bump run completes successfully. Wait for dispatched workflow
runs to finish, preserve pending state when any step fails, and ensure retries
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Disable credential persistence in the record checkout.
actions/checkout@v4 persists the supplied token unless persist-credentials: false is set. This leaves the write-capable PRISMA_BOT_TOKEN available to later commands, not only to the required Git pushes. Set persist-credentials: false, then provide temporary Git authentication only around the required remote commands. The actions/checkout@v4 documentation confirms this default and opt-out. (github.com)
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In @.github/workflows/check_for_prisma_update.yml around lines 67 - 71, Update
the checkout step using the PRISMA_BOT_TOKEN in the record workflow to set
persist-credentials to false, then configure temporary Git authentication only
for the required remote push commands.
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In @.github/workflows/check_for_prisma_update.yml at line 79, Update the
workflow around the main-branch push and bump_prisma.yml dispatches so version
markers are acknowledged only after patch-branch creation and every required
bump run completes successfully. Wait for dispatched workflow runs to finish,
preserve pending state when any step fails, and ensure retries remain
idempotent.
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release.ymlno longer writes to the repository, and both channels now release frommain. Prisma CLI dependency updates move into a separate workflow.Changes
release.ymlis read-only. Theprisma_versioninput, the dependency-bump commit and thestablebranch force-reset are gone.plandropscontents: writeandPRISMA_BOT_TOKEN, and checks out withpersist-credentials: false. The only job with write access isrelease, which creates the tag and GitHub release and does nothing else — no checkout, no install, no build.bump_prisma.yml(new) — manual dispatch withprisma_versionand an optionalref. Pins the Prisma CLI dependencies, refreshes the lockfile, pushes one commit. A bump onmaintriggers an insider release through the existing push trigger; a stable release is a separate dispatch.Everything releases from
main. Therefinput keeps onlymainandx.y.xpatch branches.check_for_prisma_update.ymldispatchesbump_prisma.ymlinstead ofrelease.yml, and gains an explicitpermissionsblock.scripts/bump_prisma_dependencies.mjs(new) — the pin rewriting (@prisma/config,@prisma/prisma-schema-wasm,@prisma/schema-files-loader,prisma.enginesVersion,prisma.cliVersion) extracted fromupdate_package_json_files.mjsas a pure function with unit tests.update_package_json_files.mjskeeps only build-time name and version stamping and now takes exactly two arguments.scripts/next_extension_version.mjsloses theautobump, which derived the stable bump from a Prisma CLI version that is no longer an input.bumpispatch(default),minorormajor.Why the stable branch goes
The channel never affected dependencies.
update_package_json_files.mjsuses it only to pick the extension identity (prismavsprisma-insider) and the npm dist-tag; the Prisma pins are whatever is committed on the branch being released. Holding a separatestablebranch was the only mechanism keeping GA pins apart frommain's dev pins.With bumps now explicit and manual, that separation is a decision about when to run the bump rather than a branch to maintain. It also removes a real hazard: a stable release with no
prisma_versiondefaulted to thestablebranch and would publish a fresh version number wrapping code 28 commits behindmain.Trade-off worth recording: both channels now ship the same Prisma pins, so insider no longer tracks the
devCLI independently of stable. That is the thing to revisit if ORM iteration resumes.Verification
Scripts suite passes (19/19), Prettier clean across every changed file, and all three workflows parse as YAML with the expected per-job permissions. The workflows themselves can only be exercised once merged.
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