diff --git a/.codex-history.md b/.codex-history.md index 2a9b3f19f8..a3b4f404b2 100644 --- a/.codex-history.md +++ b/.codex-history.md @@ -786,3 +786,6 @@ History search guidance: 156 - [2026-05-17 18:14:08] - v1.26.0-by-petru-24-gadb90b3453 - Type: Modified - [scripts] [smart-build] [artifacts] Renamed smart-build outputs to include the tag/ref and generated per-file SHA-256 checksums. - 1 - I updated [`.smart-build.sh`](/config/workspace/gitea-dev/gitea/.smart-build.sh) so each build artifact is now written as `gitea---<-sqlite>` with the original executable extension preserved, and each output also gets its own adjacent `.sha256` file generated with `sha256sum` or `shasum -a 256`. + +157 - [2026-05-17 15:35:49] - v1.26.0-by-petru - Type: Fixed - [scripts] [custom-release] [release-target] Stopped release-target sync from requiring the remote release branch when an explicit target tag/ref is configured. +- 1 - I updated [`.maintain-custom-release.sh`](/config/workspace/gitea-dev/gitea/.maintain-custom-release.sh) so `Sync upstream release target commits` validates only the configured `UPSTREAM_RELEASE_TARGET_REF` when one is set, instead of still failing on a missing local `upstream/release/...` remote-tracking branch after successfully fetching a target tag such as `v1.26.1`. diff --git a/.maintain-custom-release.sh b/.maintain-custom-release.sh index fa80e0184f..142b3643f5 100755 --- a/.maintain-custom-release.sh +++ b/.maintain-custom-release.sh @@ -778,6 +778,12 @@ ensure_upstream_compare_ref_exists() { ensure_upstream_target_ref_exists() { local source_ref="" + if [ -n "$UPSTREAM_RELEASE_TARGET_REF" ]; then + source_ref="$(resolve_upstream_release_import_ref)" + git rev-parse --verify "$source_ref" >/dev/null 2>&1 || die "Upstream release target ref '$source_ref' was not found locally." + return + fi + normalize_upstream_release_branch source_ref="$(resolve_upstream_release_import_ref)" git rev-parse --verify "$source_ref" >/dev/null 2>&1 || die "Upstream release target ref '$source_ref' was not found locally."