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Three small fixes for v0.1.1.
notify-rm. When the release manager refused the token of a repository (HTTP 401 or 403), the step only logged
answered 403: <component> <version> not declared there. A repository not yet bound in the release manager, the wire-account case (green build, nothing declared), looked like any other outage. Now the warning names the repository (GITHUB_REPOSITORYand its id) and says what to fix. In OIDC mode the release manager doesn't know the repository or doesn't let it declare the component: add it tooidc.repositoriesinconfig/components.yamland redeploy. With an ingest token, the token is expired, revoked or bound to another component. The job summary carries the same text.changelog.
feat!: …went to Other Changes andfeat(api)!: …was dropped entirely. Both now land under Breaking Changes, like[breaking].build-image.
quay.expires-afterwas a label only, and annotations went to the index only for multi-platform builds. But buildx pushes an index as soon as it attaches provenance or SBOM attestations (our default), and for an index Quay reads the expiry from the annotation, not from the label. So dev images never expired. The expiry is now also an annotation, on the index whenever there is one.How:
scripts/notify-rm.shremembers which credential it sent and handles 401/403 before the generic warning (the response body still sits between stop-commands).scripts/changelog.shstrips the!before the generate-changelog parse and marks the commit as breaking.scripts/build-image.shpicksindex,manifestwhen the build is multi-platform or has attestations. Tests cover all three, and the READMEs describe the new behaviour.Related Issue
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