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Superseded by #373 and Kong/volcano-hosting#1371. Acceptance scenarios and language bindings now belong to Hosting, which installs and tests the public package in isolation. SDK-owned signed acceptance bundles are no longer consumed by that design, and publication remains independent. Registry Python 0.13.4 passed the exact quickstart and all 45 scenarios. Replacement: #373 Closing as superseded during the authorized work-in-progress audit. |
Hosting needs to test the package customers install without checking out or rewriting SDK runtime source. This adds a standalone acceptance project whose native dependency lock is generated against the exact built package, and publishes a signed
sdk-acceptance.tar.gzbeside the release. Hosting separately verifies the registry package, restores it at the recorded location, and runs the existing behavioral bindings with a frozen install.The build uploads immutable packages and acceptance bundles before a separate read-only job installs or executes freshly resolved dependencies. Signing and publishing use the original artifact IDs after validation passes. The release workflow signs both artifacts before publication and checks a fresh registry download afterward. A separate acceptance workflow produces signed candidate artifacts for coordinated development without publishing a release. Public SDK APIs and canonical scenarios are unchanged.
Validation: native quality suite, package loading and documented quickstart in an empty consumer, acceptance-bundle build, workflow lint, and final PR checks pass. Code and security reviews report no findings on the final commit. Hosting authenticated the exact signed candidates and confirmed frozen installs preserve the generated lock bytes without an SDK source checkout. The canonical 43-scenario inventory is unchanged. Coordinated with Hosting #1243 and CLI #224. Keep draft; merge and normal release publication are separate rollout steps before Hosting switches its default lane.
The final candidate workflow passed immutable upload, isolated validation and signing. Hosting authenticated that exact commit/artifact, replayed its saved selection, and installed it in the source-free container with an unchanged native lock. Package bytes and dependency locks match the previously validated candidates.