build(release): 加固 v0.1.0 桌面发布链路 (#3)
Client Quality Gates / Shared client and Web (push) Has been cancelled
Client Quality Gates / macOS Desktop (push) Has been cancelled

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@@ -106,8 +106,7 @@ npm run desktop:build:app
npm run desktop:build:app
```
正式桌面发布构建必须设置 updater 签名私钥 Apple 签名/公证变量后,先执行
`npm run desktop:release-readiness:check`,再执行 `npm run desktop:build:macos-release -- --ci`
正式桌面发布构建必须从同一正式 tag 分别在 macOS 和 Windows 原生 CI job 执行。两端都必须设置 updater 签名私钥macOS 设置 Apple 签名/公证变量并以 `REQUIRE_DESKTOP_SIGNING=true` 执行 readiness 与 Universal 构建,Windows 设置 PFX 证书、密码和 RFC 3161 时间戳变量并以 `REQUIRE_WINDOWS_SIGNING=true` 执行 readiness、签名 NSIS 构建和 Authenticode 校验。两个平台通过后才能汇总正式 updater feed。
后端改动应补充执行受影响模块的后端测试、迁移检查和接口回归。
@@ -207,6 +206,7 @@ dev -> main
- 前后端测试通过
- 网页端构建通过
- macOS 桌面端构建通过
- Windows x64 NSIS 兼容性构建通过;正式发布时签名和时间戳验证通过
- 数据库迁移经过验证
- 已知风险和回滚方式已记录
@@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ main -> release
- 回归测试通过
- 数据库迁移和回滚方案确认
- 网页端生产构建通过
- 桌面端生产构建通过
- macOS 与 Windows 桌面端生产构建均从候选 tag 通过
- 发布说明完成
- 生产配置和密钥不在仓库中
- 正式版本号已经统一
@@ -295,7 +295,7 @@ git tag -a v1.2.0 -m "CTMS v1.2.0"
git push origin v1.2.0
```
网页端桌面端必须从同一个 `v1.2.0` 标签构建。不得从不同分支、不同提交或本地未提交状态构建正式制品。
网页端、macOS 和 Windows 桌面端必须从同一个 `v1.2.0` 标签构建。不得从不同分支、不同提交或本地未提交状态构建正式制品。macOS 签名/公证、Windows 代码签名/RFC 3161 时间戳以及两个平台的 updater 签名制品必须全部验证通过后,才能分发安装包并最后原子替换生产 `latest.json`
发布记录至少包含:
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@@ -66,8 +66,8 @@ Manual edits that leave these files inconsistent fail CI.
## Stabilization Gates
Client builds require Node.js 22.13.0 or newer. The development frontend container,
Web CI, macOS release candidates, Windows internal validation, and the production
Web image use the same Node 22.13 baseline.
Web CI, macOS and Windows release candidates, Windows internal validation, and the
production Web image use the same Node 22.13 baseline.
Client release candidates must pass the shared Web checks and the Desktop
release/security gate before promotion:
@@ -85,8 +85,9 @@ npm run build
npm run desktop:build:app
```
`release:env:check` verifies build channel and commit metadata, and can be
made strict for signed Desktop builds with `REQUIRE_DESKTOP_SIGNING=true`.
`release:env:check` verifies build channel and commit metadata, and becomes
platform-strict with `REQUIRE_DESKTOP_SIGNING=true` on macOS or
`REQUIRE_WINDOWS_SIGNING=true` on Windows.
`desktop:release:check` statically verifies the Tauri bundle, updater public
key, CSP, capability scopes, command allowlist, query-token ban, generic system
notification boundary, CI gate coverage, and secure session token boundary. The
@@ -96,7 +97,7 @@ full manual release, security, regression, and Desktop UX checklist lives in
## Promotion
1. Merge feature branches into `dev`.
2. Require the shared client/Web and macOS Desktop CI jobs to pass.
2. Require the shared client/Web and macOS/Windows Desktop CI jobs to pass.
3. Promote the accepted scope from `dev` to `main`.
4. Set the release version and complete regression testing on `main`.
5. Promote `main` to `release`.
@@ -130,11 +131,11 @@ for `localhost`, `127.0.0.1`, or `::1`.
The release pipeline must:
1. build from the accepted release tag and commit;
2. build macOS Universal desktop artifacts;
3. sign and notarize the macOS app;
4. produce updater artifacts and `.sig` files with the updater private key;
5. generate `latest.json` and a checksum manifest with `npm run desktop:update-feed:create`;
6. verify the feed with `npm run desktop:update-feed:check -- --feed <release-dir>/latest.json --artifacts-dir <release-dir>`;
2. build the Universal macOS app/DMG and Windows x64 NSIS installer from that tag;
3. sign and notarize macOS, and Authenticode-sign Windows with an RFC 3161 timestamp;
4. produce macOS `.app.tar.gz` and Windows `.nsis.zip` updater artifacts plus their `.sig` files with the shared updater private key;
5. generate one combined `latest.json` and checksum manifest with `npm run desktop:update-feed:create`;
6. verify all macOS and Windows entries with `npm run desktop:update-feed:check -- --feed <release-dir>/latest.json --artifacts-dir <release-dir> --require-platform windows-x86_64`;
7. upload immutable artifacts first;
8. atomically replace `latest.json` last.
@@ -142,6 +143,10 @@ For Universal macOS artifacts, `latest.json` must provide both
`darwin-aarch64` and `darwin-x86_64` entries pointing at the same Universal
update package.
The same feed must also contain `windows-x86_64`, pointing to the signed NSIS
`.nsis.zip` updater package. The Windows `.exe` installer is distributed next
to the updater package but is not used as the updater URL.
The signed release candidate workflow lives at
`.github/workflows/desktop-release-candidate.yml`. It must be run from a
matching `vX.Y.Z` tag and produces a verified release directory as a GitHub
@@ -149,21 +154,30 @@ artifact. That artifact is still only a release candidate; the release owner
must upload immutable files to the production download origin and replace
`latest.json` atomically after validation.
## Windows Build Readiness
## Windows Release and Internal Validation
Second-phase Windows work is limited to CI compatibility validation. A
`windows-latest` x64 NSIS build may be produced for verification, but it is not
a formal deliverable until Windows code signing and release support are
approved.
Windows x64 NSIS is an approved formal Desktop target. Formal Windows builds
run in `.github/workflows/desktop-release-candidate.yml` from the same exact
`vX.Y.Z` tag and SHA as Web and macOS. They must:
Windows validation must cover:
- import a Base64-encoded PFX from `WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE` using
`WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD`;
- configure the imported certificate thumbprint, SHA-256 digest,
`WINDOWS_TIMESTAMP_URL`, and RFC 3161 timestamp mode dynamically in CI;
- set `REQUIRE_WINDOWS_SIGNING=true` and use the updater signing secrets;
- verify the application and installer with `Get-AuthenticodeSignature`,
including signer and timestamp certificates;
- publish the signed NSIS `.exe`, `.nsis.zip`, and `.nsis.zip.sig` into the
combined verified Desktop release directory.
Windows release validation also covers:
- WebView2 runtime prerequisite behavior;
- user-level installer assumptions;
- Windows Credential Manager session storage;
- path handling and temporary file cleanup;
- notification and updater compilation;
- future code-signing requirements.
- code-signing trust, timestamp validity, and updater signature verification.
The manual internal Windows validation workflow lives at
`.github/workflows/desktop-windows-internal.yml`. It is `workflow_dispatch`
@@ -173,7 +187,24 @@ and Desktop safety gates, builds an unsigned NSIS installer with updater
artifacts disabled, and uploads the `.exe` plus `SHA256SUMS.txt` as a GitHub
Actions artifact. This workflow is for internal compatibility verification
only; it must not generate `latest.json`, update feeds, signed release
directories, or formal Windows release artifacts.
directories, or formal Windows release artifacts. A successful internal build
does not substitute for the signed tag-only release workflow.
The formal workflow requires these organization settings:
- secrets: `TAURI_SIGNING_PRIVATE_KEY`,
`TAURI_SIGNING_PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD`, `WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE`, and
`WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD`;
- variable: `WINDOWS_TIMESTAMP_URL`;
- shared versioned HTTPS artifact prefix: `DESKTOP_UPDATE_BASE_URL` or the
manual workflow input.
The checked-in workflow implements the exportable PFX path. Confirm that the
organization's certificate policy permits an exportable CI certificate before
provisioning it. If the selected CA provides only hardware- or cloud-backed
keys, replace the PFX import with a reviewed Tauri `signCommand` integration
(for example, the organization's Azure signing provider) while retaining the
same Authenticode and timestamp verification gates.
## Required Checks
@@ -197,11 +228,12 @@ export REQUIRE_DESKTOP_SIGNING=true
npm run release:env:check
npm run desktop:release-readiness:check
npm run desktop:build:macos-release -- --ci
npm run desktop:update-feed:create -- --artifact <CTMS.app.tar.gz> --base-url <versioned-https-artifact-prefix> --output-dir <release-dir>
npm run desktop:update-feed:check -- --feed <release-dir>/latest.json --artifacts-dir <release-dir>
npm run desktop:update-feed:create -- --artifact <CTMS.app.tar.gz> --platform-artifact windows-x86_64=<CTMS.nsis.zip> --include <CTMS.dmg> --include <CTMS-installer.exe> --base-url <versioned-https-artifact-prefix> --output-dir <release-dir>
npm run desktop:update-feed:check -- --feed <release-dir>/latest.json --artifacts-dir <release-dir> --require-platform windows-x86_64
```
The Desktop build must run on macOS for the current first-phase target. A signed
or notarized public release additionally requires the Apple credentials defined
by the release owner. A formal second-phase desktop release also requires the
updater signing key; unsigned internal builds are not formal distributions.
The macOS and Windows signed builds run in their native CI jobs. macOS requires
the Apple signing/notarization credentials defined by the release owner;
Windows requires the PFX certificate/password and timestamp URL above. Both use
the same updater signing key and are aggregated only after both native jobs
pass. Unsigned internal builds are not formal distributions.