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Use Chrome API v2 for release publishing - #1091
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Chrome API v1.1 is nearing its shutdown and the stored refresh token has repeatedly failed. Isolating Chrome publication lets Firefox, Edge, and GitHub Releases complete independently.
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to If a Firefox or Edge submission fails, the Chrome release is skipped until the workflow is re-run or Chrome is published manually. The dependency was an intentional choice and is easy to recover from, so it is low risk, but the owners should be aware of it. Security Architecture Review
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: using Chrome API v2 for release publishing. It matches the pull request objectives and workflow changes. Linked Issues check The changes address the coding defect in #1051.CHROME_PUBLISH_VIA_ACTION=trueremoves Chrome credentials and Chrome arguments from the combined Firefox and Edge submission. The workflow then runs `…Out of Scope Changes check The workflow changes, artifact retention, scoped OIDC permission, serialized Chrome job, store-script flag, and regression tests directly support the isolation and Chrome publishing objectives in #105…
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PR Summary by QodoMigrate Chrome release publishing to API v2 with OIDC
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ℹ️ No critical issues — minor suggestions inline.
Reviewed changes — full PR, commit 993ebf7.
- Chrome publishing split into its own job —
.github/workflows/tagged-release.ymladdspublish_chrome(needs: build_and_release,environment: chrome-web-store,permissions: { id-token: write }), which downloads thechrome-extensionartifact, mints a 30-minute access token viagoogle-github-actions/auth@v3+ Workload Identity Federation, and publishes withhamzahamidi/publish-to-chrome-web-store@v1. - bpp no longer handles Chrome — the
Submit storesstep setsCHROME_PUBLISH_VIA_ACTION: "true"and drops theCHROME_*secrets;scripts/submit-stores.mjsfiltersCHROME_ENVout of the preflight and omits--chrome-zipvia a newskipChromeoption. - Workflow-level
id-token: writeremoved — the build/dependency steps no longer request OIDC; only the publish job does.
Verification notes: both action SHA pins resolve to their claimed refs (hamzahamidi/publish-to-chrome-web-store@c8919147… = v1, google-github-actions/auth@7c6bc770… = v3); the third-party action's declared inputs match those passed and it treats empty skip-review/deploy-percentage as defaults; and build/chromium.zip carries manifest.json at its root, so the action's ZIP validation applies.
ℹ️ publish_chrome runs on every tag as soon as this merges
The job's condition is github.event_name == 'push' || inputs.submit_stores == 'true', so it is active the moment this lands. Until the chrome-web-store environment, the CWS_WIF_PROVIDER / CWS_SERVICE_ACCOUNT / CWS_PUBLISHER_ID variables, and the service-account↔publisher link are all configured, every v* tag will end with a failed publish_chrome job (red run) even though the GitHub Release and the Firefox/Edge submission succeed. The PR body lists the setup, but since merging is what enables the job, consider gating it behind a repository variable (e.g. skip while vars.CWS_WIF_PROVIDER is empty) or landing the setup in the same window.
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# Keep publish_chrome inert until WIF is configured
## Affected sites
- `.github/workflows/tagged-release.yml:140-172` — `publish_chrome` runs on every push tag with no configuration guard.
## Required outcome
- A tag release must not report failure solely because the Chrome Web Store environment/WIF vars have not been configured yet, while still running the job normally once they are.
## Suggested approach (optional)
- Add `&& vars.CWS_WIF_PROVIDER != ''` to the job `if`, or an explicit repository variable switch.
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- Is the environment expected to be configured before this merges, or is a red `publish_chrome` job on the next tag acceptable?DeepSeek Flash (free via Pullfrog for OSS) ｜ 𝕏
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In @.github/workflows/tagged-release.yml:
- Line 103: Increase the retention-days setting for the chrome-extension
artifact in the tagged release workflow so it remains available throughout the
expected chrome-web-store approval wait before publish_chrome downloads it.
- Line 149: Update the concurrency configuration in the tagged release workflow
to set the queue limit to max, so every pending Chrome release receives a
publishing attempt while preserving the existing running job.
- Line 142: Update the publish_chrome job’s needs dependency so it waits for the
successful build and Chrome artifact upload, not the combined build_and_release
job that also runs Firefox or Edge submissions; preserve Chrome publishing when
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Copilot review overview
🟡 Changes recommended
The release-critical Chrome-skipping branches lack unit-test coverage.
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What changed in this PR
Separates Chrome Web Store publishing from Firefox and Edge to isolate release failures.
Changes:
- Adds action-managed Chrome skipping to the existing submission script.
- Adds a dedicated OIDC-authenticated Chrome publishing job.
- Restricts OIDC permission to the Chrome job.
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Supports excluding Chrome from combined submissions. |
.github/workflows/tagged-release.yml |
Publishes Chrome separately using API v2 and WIF. |
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Thanks for the PR. The overall direction looks good and this seems worth merging after a few small follow-ups:
I don't think we need to further decouple Once these are addressed and the WIF setup is validated, this should be good to merge. |
Queue Chrome uploads and retain their package longer so store review delays do not block release submission. Cover the action-based submission path to protect Firefox and Edge publishing from Chrome credential requirements.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes — incremental delta since the prior Pullfrog review (993ebf7 → 5eb4de43).
- Unit coverage for the new branches — added
findMissingEnvaction-path andbuildPublishExtensionArgsskipChrometests, addressing the prior review's inline finding; all 12 tests pass locally. - Chrome artifact retention raised to 30 days — accommodates the Chrome Web Store review wait before
publish_chromedownloads the artifact. queue: maxadded topublish_chromeconcurrency — lets pending Chrome release attempts queue rather than replacing each other; valid alongsidecancel-in-progress: false.
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Addressed the requested follow-ups:
I could not validate the WIF configuration itself. I do not have access to the upstream repository variables containing So the remaining setup/validation needs to be done by someone with access to the upstream GitHub environment/variables and the corresponding Google Cloud project. |
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Code review by qodo was updated up to the latest commit 5eb4de4 |
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Thanks, the implementation looks good overall. There seems to be one small remaining test-coverage gap from the open Copilot feedback: the Could you please take one more look and add that regression case if you agree? After that, I think this should be ready to merge. |
Keep the combined store submission's Firefox and Edge credentials required when Chrome publishing moves to its action.
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Added in dbb17b7. The regression test enables |
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes — incremental delta since the prior Pullfrog review (5eb4de43 → dbb17b74).
- Credential-requirement coverage for the action path —
tests/unit/release/submit-stores.test.mjsgainsfindMissingEnv still requires Firefox and Edge credentials when publishing Chrome through the action, which deletes each Firefox/Edge variable in turn underCHROME_PUBLISH_VIA_ACTION: 'true'and asserts it is the sole reported missing value. It is a real regression guard (it would fail if theCHROME_ENVfilter ever dropped Firefox/Edge vars) and all 13 tests pass locally.
The remaining incremental change is test-only; no production code, workflow, or script behavior changed.
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Keep the regression test title readable without implying a project-wide line limit.
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Follow-up on the Oct 6 review: both requested test cases are covered, and all inline review threads are resolved. The focused release submission test suite passes all 13 tests. The |
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On every tag push or manual dispatch, GitHub validates this file before scheduling either job, but jobs.<job_id>.concurrency only accepts group and cancel-in-progress; queue is not a recognized key. The workflow is therefore rejected with Unexpected value 'queue', so build_and_release and the new Chrome publication never run; use a supported queuing or serialization mechanism instead.
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This is supported by GitHub Actions since May 7, 2026. queue: max is valid for job-level concurrency when cancel-in-progress is false, as configured here.
References:
- https://github.blog/changelog/2026-05-07-github-actions-concurrency-groups-now-allow-larger-queues/
- https://docs.github.com/en/actions/how-tos/write-workflows/choose-when-workflows-run/control-workflow-concurrency
No change is needed; keeping this setting to preserve pending Chrome publishing jobs.
Closes #1051
Summary
Separates Chrome submission from Firefox and Edge. The Chrome job runs after
build_and_releasehas submitted the other stores and finalized the GitHub Release, so a Chrome API failure no longer leaves that release in draft or prevents the Firefox metadata update.The Chrome job downloads the same
build/chromium.zip, obtains a 30-minute access token from GitHub OIDC through Google Workload Identity Federation, then publishes withhamzahamidi/publish-to-chrome-web-store@v1. The workflow no longer grantsid-token: writeto the build and dependency steps. The existing store script keeps its Chrome CLI path unlessCHROME_PUBLISH_VIA_ACTION=trueis set, preserving non-workflow use.Setup before enabling the job
chrome-web-storeenvironment with release tag restrictions.CWS_WIF_PROVIDER,CWS_SERVICE_ACCOUNT, andCWS_PUBLISHER_ID.CHROME_EXTENSION_IDavailable. The optionalCHROME_DEPLOY_PERCENTAGEandCHROME_REVIEW_EXEMPTIONvalues feed the corresponding API v2 inputs.API v2 uses the visibility configured in the Developer Dashboard and does not accept the old per-request
CHROME_PUBLISH_TARGETvalue. Check the current listing visibility before enabling the job. See Google's API v2 migration notes and the action's Workload Identity Federation setup.Disclosure: The PR submitter maintains the referenced action.
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