chore: pin OpenShell version from a single source of truth - #97
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Local dev drifted onto stale OpenShell because a bare `brew install openshell` off the tap installs whatever the formula defaults to. Pin the version once and have every consumer derive from it. - .openshell-version: the pin (v0.0.85), single source of truth. - internal/gateway.MinOpenShellVersion: constant replacing the "0.0.85" literal in apply.go; TestMinOpenShellVersionMatchesPin fails if it drifts from the file. - make openshell: installs the pinned version via upstream install.sh (matches CI). - integration.yml: both jobs read .openshell-version instead of hardcoding it. - docs (README, profiles/gateways, AGENTS): use `make openshell` and document the real gateway lifecycle (brew services / systemd user service); drop bare brew.
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In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 47-50: Update the openshell target to download the installer with
curl before executing it, ensuring curl failure stops the target and the script
runs only after a successful download; preserve the existing OPENSHELL_VERSION
validation and installer environment setting.
- Around line 47-50: Pin the OpenShell installer to an immutable commit and
verify its checksum or signature before execution at all three sites: Makefile
lines 47-50, .github/workflows/integration.yml lines 27-29, and
.github/workflows/integration.yml lines 79-80. Preserve OPENSHELL_VERSION for
package version pinning, and ensure the installer is never executed directly
from the mutable main URL.
Apply the same fix in @.github/workflows/integration.yml around lines 27 - 29:
First CI installer execution site covered by the same pinning and verification
requirement.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 163-166: Update the OpenShell installation description above make
openshell to state that it installs OpenShell and then starts the gateway
service, removing the claim that the make command itself starts the service.
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Pin and verify the installer script at every execution site, and reject an empty version.
OPENSHELL_VERSION only pins the package version; Makefile and both integration jobs still fetch install.sh from mutable main without checksum or signature verification. Pin the script to an immutable commit and validate its SHA-256 or signature before execution. Also fail when .openshell-version is empty; otherwise the installer can resolve the latest release instead of the intended version.
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In `@Makefile` around lines 47 - 50, Pin the OpenShell installer to an immutable
commit and verify its checksum or signature before execution at all three sites:
Makefile lines 47-50, .github/workflows/integration.yml lines 27-29, and
.github/workflows/integration.yml lines 79-80. Preserve OPENSHELL_VERSION for
package version pinning, and ensure the installer is never executed directly
from the mutable main URL.
Apply the same fix in @.github/workflows/integration.yml around lines 27 - 29:
First CI installer execution site covered by the same pinning and verification
requirement.
- Makefile + CI: download install.sh to a temp file and execute only on curl success (curl -fLsS -o). A piped `curl | sh` masks a failed download because sh exits 0 on empty stdin, so `make openshell` / the CI step falsely passed. - CI: reject an empty .openshell-version (matches the Makefile guard) so a missing pin can't silently fall back to the latest release. - README: the installer starts the gateway service, so drop the redundant manual start step; keep the one-time registration and a restart-later note. Not addressed: pinning install.sh to an immutable commit + checksum. `curl main/install.sh | sh` is upstream's canonical install method with no published checksums; pinning the installer itself is a separate supply-chain decision out of scope for this change.
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What
Pin the OpenShell CLI/gateway version from a single source of truth so local dev, CI, and the runtime min-version check can never drift.
Local installs were landing on stale OpenShell (e.g.
0.0.85) because a barebrew install openshelloff the tap installs whatever the formula defaults to — usually behind. This pins the version once; everything else derives from it.How
.openshell-version— the pin (v0.0.85), single source of truth.internal/gateway.MinOpenShellVersion— constant replacing the"0.0.85"literal inapply.go.TestMinOpenShellVersionMatchesPinfails if the constant and the file drift apart.make openshell— installs the pinned version via the upstreaminstall.sh(matches CI exactly; drives Homebrew on macOS, packages + systemd user service on Linux).integration.yml— both jobs read.openshell-versioninstead of hardcodingv0.0.85.README,profiles/gateways/*,AGENTS.md) — usemake openshelland document the real gateway lifecycle; drop barebrew install.Re-baselining to a newer release is now a one-line edit to
.openshell-version(the pre-PR4 re-baseline plan is tracked separately in local modernization docs).Test
go build ./..., full unit suite,golangci-lint(0 issues) — green.TestMinOpenShellVersionMatchesPinpasses;make openshellresolves the pin;integration.ymlvalidates.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
make openshellcommand to install the supported, pinned OpenShell CLI and gateway version.Documentation
Bug Fixes