fix: ship prebuilt release bundles incl. arm64 (fixes #212) - #249
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Adds a Release workflow that builds self-contained SDK bundles (headers + static libraries + CMake/pkg-config metadata) for linux/macOS/windows on both x86_64 and arm64 and attaches them to a GitHub Release on every v* tag push (or manual dispatch), so users without vcpkg or a reliable network can consume the SDK via CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH alone. Also fixes the install tree: include/miniocpp/result.h was missing from MINIO_CPP_HEADERS and the vendored include/tl (tl::expected) was never installed, so 'cmake --install' produced a tree that could not compile consumers.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a GitHub Actions workflow that builds SDK bundles for Linux, macOS, and Windows on x86_64 and arm64. CMake installs required public and vendored headers. The pkg-config metadata becomes relocatable. README documents bundle use and release automation. ChangesSDK release pipeline
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The release workflow can resolve the requested tag inconsistently across build jobs, and publishing by tag may recreate a missing tag from the default branch, which could produce SDK bundles from unintended source code. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up on tag validation and consistency. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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GitHubActions->>Vcpkg: Install pinned dependencies
GitHubActions->>CMake: Build and install SDK bundle
CMake->>ArtifactStore: Upload platform archive
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In @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Around line 28-29: Restrict the workflow-level permissions to contents: read,
then grant contents: write only within the release job. In both build job
checkout steps, disable persisted checkout credentials while preserving the
existing checkout behavior.
- Around line 61-64: Update the “Checkout minio-cpp” actions/checkout step to
set its ref from inputs.tag for workflow_dispatch runs, while preserving the
existing checkout behavior for other trigger types so the checked-out source
matches the archive label.
- Around line 62-71: Pin all mutable dependencies in
.github/workflows/release.yml to the reviewed commit SHAs: update every
actions/checkout use to 11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262,
microsoft/vcpkg’s ref to 9e593bb18ea69cc5095e012465dcd675a822ed0d,
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- Around line 55-58: Update the Windows release matrix entry in
.github/workflows/release.yml:55-58 to use x64-windows-static, and ensure the
vcpkg install command passes the matrix triplet and CMake receives
VCPKG_TARGET_TRIPLET from that same value. README.md:49-52 requires no direct
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- Grant contents: write only to the release job (workflow-level read) - Use x64-windows-static triplet for the Windows bundle - Checkout inputs.tag on manual dispatch so source matches the archive label - Pin actions/checkout, upload/download-artifact and the vcpkg ref to SHAs - Slim down file comments
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- Around line 38-40: Pin the macos-arm64 release matrix entry’s os value from
macos-latest to the explicitly tested macos-15 label, while leaving its
arm64-osx triplet unchanged.
- Around line 101-102: Update the miniocpp packaging flow in the release
workflow so the generated miniocpp.pc uses a pcfiledir-relative prefix rather
than the configure-time absolute prefix, then relocate each produced archive and
run pkg-config validation against its relocated contents.
- Around line 101-102: Update miniocpp.pc.in to export the complete static
dependency graph, including curlpp, libcurl, inih, pugixml, OpenSSL, ZLIB, their
transitive dependencies, and Windows ws2_32 and wsock32 libraries. Verify
pkg-config --static --libs miniocpp succeeds for every release matrix target.
- Around line 14-16: Update both shell steps in the release workflow to pass
inputs.tag through an environment variable and assign TAG from RELEASE_TAG
without interpolating the input into generated Bash source. Before checkout,
validate that the value matches an existing v-prefixed tag, rejecting invalid or
nonexistent tags before proceeding; use the validated TAG for checkout and
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- Keep inputs.tag out of shell source: pass it via env in both resolve steps - Validate manual dispatch tags (v-prefixed and existing) before checkout - Add a concurrency guard for the workflow - Pin the macOS arm64 runner to macos-15 instead of macos-latest - Make miniocpp.pc relocatable with a pcfiledir-relative prefix so the bundled .pc stays valid after extraction
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- Around line 66-70: Update the release workflow’s checkout reference after the
tag validation: use github.sha for tag-push events, and for manual dispatch
resolve the validated RELEASE_TAG to its peeled commit SHA, then pass that
immutable SHA to actions/checkout instead of resolving the tag again. Ensure the
workflow rejects or otherwise prevents mutable release-tag changes between
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- Around line 58-65: Update the release workflow to avoid interpolating
tag-derived outputs directly into generated Bash: expose both step outputs
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… commit - Pass steps.tag.outputs (archive/tag) via env in the Package and release steps instead of interpolating them into Bash, closing an injection path for tags containing shell metacharacters - Validate step now resolves the manual-dispatch tag to its peeled commit SHA (annotated and lightweight tags), and the checkout builds that exact commit instead of re-resolving the tag by name (TOCTOU race)
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In @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Around line 68-78: Refactor the release workflow so one prerequisite job
validates the manual-dispatch tag, rejects tags containing slash, resolves its
peeled commit SHA once, and exposes both tag and SHA as job outputs. Make every
matrix build job and release job consume those shared outputs and use the SHA
for checkout. Before publishing, verify the tag still resolves to that SHA, and
invoke gh release create with tag verification enabled.
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- New 'resolve' job validates the manual-dispatch tag (v-prefixed, no '/', exists), resolves it to its peeled commit SHA and exposes tag/sha as job outputs; all build jobs and the release job consume those shared values and checkout that exact commit - Release job re-verifies the tag still points to the resolved SHA before publishing, and 'gh release create' now uses --verify-tag so a missing tag is never silently created from the default branch
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- Around line 207-218: Update the tag verification block in the release workflow
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The pre-publication tag check was gated on workflow_dispatch, leaving tag-push releases without protection against the tag being moved while the build ran. Run the ls-remote comparison for both trigger types.
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Fixes #212
What
Adds a GitHub Actions Release workflow (
.github/workflows/release.yml) that builds self-contained, prebuilt SDK bundles and attaches them to a GitHub Release:v*tag push, or on demand from the Actions tab (specify the target tag).linux-amd64,linux-arm64,macos-amd64,macos-arm64,windows-amd64(GA hosted runners; arm64 usesubuntu-24.04-arm/macos-latest).miniocpp.pc, produced bycmake --installinto vcpkg'svcpkg_installed/<triplet>tree.releasejob creates (or updates, with--clobber) the release and uploads all bundles.Users without vcpkg or a reliable network (the reporter of #212) can then simply:
No vcpkg, no network, no extra dependency install needed.
Also fixed:
cmake --installproduced an unusable treeinclude/miniocpp/result.his included by 4 public headers but was missing fromMINIO_CPP_HEADERS, so it was never installed.include/tl(tl::expected, used byerror.h/result.hfor C++17) was never installed.Both are required for any consumer to compile against an installed SDK; validated end-to-end locally with a fresh CMake consumer project (configure → build → run against the bundle with only
CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH, no vcpkg toolchain).Validation
actionlintclean on the new workflow (also on existing workflows).find_package(miniocpp)resolves OpenSSL, CURL/curlpp, inih, nlohmann_json, pugixml, ZLIB entirely from the bundle prefix.ci.yml, which already exercises bothubuntu-24.04andubuntu-24.04-armon every push.Note
Windows arm64 and RDMA-enabled bundles are intentionally out of scope for now (no GA vcpkg/runner combination for the former; the RDMA build is covered by
ci-rdma.yml); the matrix makes both easy to add later.Summary by CodeRabbit
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