Open sajjaphani opened 5 days ago
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You actually want the release channel to fall back t oLTS-2024. The "primary" HAB_BLDR_CHANNEL should be a dynamically created channel based on the BUILDKITE_BUILD_ID
. As components are built in the pipeline, the they are uploaded to this channel. So core/hab is built and uploaded to that channel and then core/hab-plan-build should get hab from that channel.
I'm looking at https://buildkite.com/chef/habitat-sh-habitat-main-release-habitat/builds/2002 where the release pipeline is failing. For some reason hab-plan-build is not honoring HAB_BLDR_CHANNEL
, but I have not looked deeply into this. Anyways, I think that is the problem you want to investigate. If you fall back to stable, then all of the deps will come from stable instead of LTS-2024.
For aarch64, we have core packages in the LTS-2024 channel, and the hab* packages built against them are placed in the stable channel.
We introduced the HAB_REFRESH_CHANNEL
to pull core dependencies, and the aarch64 packages in the stable channel are built with these changes.
It appears that with the introduction of HAB_REFRESH_CHANNEL, the HAB_BLDR_CHANNEL is no longer honored for core packages.
For aarch64
, the HAB_REFRESH_CHANNEL
is set to LTS-2024
in both the verify and release pipelines to pull dependencies, while the HAB_FALLBACK_CHANNEL
is configured to pull the hab, hab-studio, and similar packages from the stable channel. No other packages, except for hab, hab-studio, and related ones, are present in the stable channel.
Currently, the release pipeline is failing because it is falling back to the LTS-2024 channel, where none of the
hab*
packages exist. To unblock the release pipeline, the fallback channel has been updated tostable
.Note: The hab, hab-studio, hab-backline, and hab-plan-build packages with version 1.6.1178 have been promoted to the stable channel.