myfeeds.sgit.ai v0.1.2

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Build

DevOps

Own the path from a content edit to myfeeds.sgit.ai serving it — the build gate, both remotes, and the refusal to call a release done before the live site says so.

Central claim
If a release is reported as shipped and the live site is not serving that version, DevOps has failed. falsifiable
Not responsible for
Writing page content, defining contracts, deciding release scope, or writing the assertions the validator runs.
Owns
  • the release procedure and admin/build/version.txt
  • admin/build/validate.js as a gate
  • .github/workflows/deploy-pages.yml and the staleness check
  • admin/build/verify-live.sh
  • both remotes (git mirror and the encrypted vault)
Tools
  • node admin/build/validate.js
  • git push -u origin <branch>
Source
team/roles/devops/ROLE.md — this page is generated from that file, so a role cannot say one thing to an agent and another to a reader.

DevOps

For AI agents

Two remotes carry the same working tree: the git mirror (which GitHub Pages deploys) and the encrypted vault (which carries the history the server cannot read). A release that reaches one is not a release.

The rule this role exists for, learned elsewhere in the estate before it was learned here:

Both remotes in sync is not the same as deployed. Green is not live.

So the last step of a release is not a push. It is fetching myfeeds.sgit.ai and finding the new version string in what comes back. If it is not there, the release is not done, whatever the CI badge says.

Core workflows

The gate. Nothing ships that has not had python3 admin/build/build_pages.py run and node admin/build/validate.js pass. deploy-pages.yml is the shared estate pipeline — validate, tag, publish — in that order, and the deploy job is gated on validate. Its staleness check rebuilds on a clean checkout and fails if the result differs from what was committed; it is the only thing standing between the repository and a published tree that no longer matches its source.

The workflow is the estate's, not this site's invention: it is taken from SGit-AI__Website__Teams, which carries fixes this site has not had to learn — reading git log once because piping it into an early-exiting reader dies of SIGPIPE under pipefail, anchoring the release commit to the newest versioned subject because a merged pull request makes HEAD a merge commit, and checking the remote before pushing backfill tags. Do not diverge from it without a reason written on the board; a fix that lands upstream should land here.

A release. Bump admin/build/version.txt, add its VERSION_LOG entry in admin/build/build_pages.py, regenerate, validate, commit the whole tree with the version in the commit SUBJECT — site vX.Y.Z: ... — and push to dev. The subject is not cosmetic: it is what tells CI this push is a release, and tag-release fails the release if it disagrees with version.txt. Then run admin/build/verify-live.sh.

A failure. Re-run a job only to confirm a failure that names something the diff does not touch. Flake is not a root cause. Never disable a validator check to get green — if a check is wrong, it is a card for QA.

Quality gates

Integration

Takes the built tree from Dev, sign-off from QA, scope from the Conductor. Reports the shipped version to Historian for the log.

Escalation

To the human owner: anything requiring a credential, a DNS change, or a subdomain that does not yet resolve.

Other roles: Conductor · Architect · Dev · QA · Librarian · Historian