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CI: take the OpenMS core from the nightly SDK by default - #2
The first OpenMS nightly without the GUI is published: nightly/2026.11.09, built from OpenMS 9eddc6d3, which includes OpenMS/OpenMS#10844. I checked its SDK: share/OpenMS/TOOLS/*.tsv no longer lists ExecutePipeline or ImageCreator. So cmake/find_openms.cmake accepts it.
Change
DEFAULT_MODE of .github/actions/openms-core goes from source to sdk. Pull requests and releases now download the OpenMS SDK and installer of the newest nightly, which takes minutes. Until now they built the core from source, which takes hours for each new OpenMS commit.
The description of the action now says when to still use source: for nightlies from before the split, or to test against an OpenMS change that isn't in a nightly yet.
nightly.yml keeps building OpenMS develop from source (core_mode: source), so the newest OpenMS is still tested every day.
Test
The CI of this PR is the test: all build-and-test jobs run against the SDK.
The first OpenMS nightly without the GUI is published (2026.11.09, OpenMS 9eddc6d3): its
tool registry no longer lists ExecutePipeline and ImageCreator, so the GUI layer builds
against the SDK and the installer of that nightly. Pull requests and releases download
them (minutes) instead of building the core (hours, per new OpenMS commit). nightly.yml
keeps building OpenMS develop from source; mode 'source' remains available for testing
against an OpenMS change that is not in a nightly yet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0149aXma24dXL4j67seUsJyp
The SDK mode failed on macOS with 'mapfile: command not found': GitHub's macOS runners
run steps with /bin/bash 3.2. Read the folder listing with a while-read loop instead
(which also avoids expanding an empty array under set -u, an error in bash 3.2).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0149aXma24dXL4j67seUsJyp
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The action now defaults to SDK mode when no mode is specified. Its description explains when to select source mode for older GUI-enabled nightlies.
Changes: SDK Default Mode
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Summary
Document and set the SDK default .github/actions/openms-core/action.yml
The description identifies SDK mode as the default and notes that pre-2026-11-09 GUI-enabled nightlies may require source mode. The setup default changes from source to sdk.
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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review ce6aa
Resolve artifact matching and explicit revision handling before merging: builds can use incompatible core packages or pass without testing the requested revision. Nightly installer jobs also need to handle delayed SDK publication.
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A rabbit checks the nightly trail, The SDK is now the default route. For older GUI builds, source may help, Then onward hops the setup step. Soft paws leave the config neat.
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Review comments at @.github/actions/openms-core/action.yml:
- Line 106: Update the core mode selection around DEFAULT_MODE so a release
dispatch with core_ref set and core_mode empty cannot silently use the archive
SDK; select source mode for that combination or reject the configuration.
- Line 106: Update the asset-resolution flow configured by DEFAULT_MODE so it
verifies the SDK and installer share the same build identity before using either
asset. Establish which existing build-identity metadata is available for both
assets, and reject mismatched pairs without changing the valid same-build
resolution path.
- Line 106: Update the DEFAULT_MODE configuration or its surrounding job flow so
the nightly installer waits for the matching platform SDK assets before
starting; if that dependency cannot be guaranteed, retain a source-build path
when the SDK lookup fails.
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…m one build; wait for the nightly
Review of #2 (CodeRabbit):
- test.yml, release.yml: a core_ref given without core_mode builds that ref from source;
with the SDK default it was ignored silently (the SDK has no ref to choose).
- openms-core: refuse an SDK whose OpenMS_VERSION_FULLSTRING differs from the installer's
version (a folder of the archive can mix two builds while a later run of the same day
is uploading).
- resolve-sdk.sh / openms-core input 'wait': the nightly installers of the GUI layer wait
up to 120 minutes for the OpenMS nightly folder of their date instead of failing while
it is still being uploaded.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0149aXma24dXL4j67seUsJyp
Without it the check that SDK and installer come from one build was skipped; every SDK
this layer can use (OpenMS 3.7 without the GUI) exports it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0149aXma24dXL4j67seUsJyp
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The first OpenMS nightly without the GUI is published:
nightly/2026.11.09, built from OpenMS 9eddc6d3, which includes OpenMS/OpenMS#10844. I checked its SDK:share/OpenMS/TOOLS/*.tsvno longer lists ExecutePipeline or ImageCreator. Socmake/find_openms.cmakeaccepts it.Change
DEFAULT_MODEof.github/actions/openms-coregoes fromsourcetosdk. Pull requests and releases now download the OpenMS SDK and installer of the newest nightly, which takes minutes. Until now they built the core from source, which takes hours for each new OpenMS commit.source: for nightlies from before the split, or to test against an OpenMS change that isn't in a nightly yet.nightly.ymlkeeps building OpenMSdevelopfrom source (core_mode: source), so the newest OpenMS is still tested every day.Test
The CI of this PR is the test: all build-and-test jobs run against the SDK.
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