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150 changes: 107 additions & 43 deletions .github/workflows/bitween-api-cicd-gateway.yml
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name: Bitween API CI/CD (Gateway · both)
run-name: Run-${{ github.ref_name }}-${{ github.run_number }}

# Two pipelines that publish nothing under the same name:
# releases/r10.0-develop the simplify9/bitween-develop image and the bitween-develop chart,
# deployed to bitween-dev on the dev cluster (app-dev.bitween.io). No NuGet
# packages, the CLI as a pre-release.
# releases/r10.0 the simplify9/bitween image and the bitween chart clients install
# (ChartMuseum + GHCR), the NuGet packages, the CLI and the SDKs, deployed
# to bitween on the production cluster (app.bitween.io).
# Run workflow by hand on either branch to rerun that branch's pipeline.
on:
push:
branches:
- releases/**
- releases/r10.0
- releases/r10.0-develop
workflow_dispatch:

# One queue for staging AND release, not one per branch. Both jobs below take their patch from
# the same 10.0.x git tags and push the same docker.io/simplify9/bitween:10.0.<patch> image tag,
# and a run only claims its patch when it tags at the very end. Two runs overlapping (a staging
# push, then the staging -> r10.0 merge seconds later) would compute the same patch: the image
# tag is overwritten by whichever finishes last, while ChartMuseum (409 = success) and NuGet
# (--skip-duplicate) silently keep whichever came first.
# One queue per branch. Both pipelines still take their patch from the same 10.0.x git tags, so a
# develop run and a release run that overlap can compute the same patch, but they publish it under
# different names (bitween-develop / bitween, cli-v10.0.N-dev.<run> / cli-v10.0.N, git tag
# 10.0.N-releases-r10-0-develop.<run> / 10.0.N), so nothing is overwritten or silently kept. One
# queue for both would be worse: GitHub keeps a single pending run per group, so a develop push
# would cancel a release waiting behind another develop run.
concurrency:
group: cicd-gateway-bitween-10.0
group: cicd-gateway-bitween-${{ github.ref_name }}
cancel-in-progress: false

# contents: write -> tag job. packages: write -> publish AND pull the Helm chart
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jobs:
build-publish-deploy:
# Staging: build, publish to GHCR only, deploy to playground (or any branch, manually).
if: ${{ (github.event_name == 'push' && github.ref_name == 'releases/r10.0-staging') || github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' }}
# Develop: build, publish bitween-develop, deploy to bitween-dev.
if: ${{ github.ref_name == 'releases/r10.0-develop' }}
uses: simplify9/.github/.github/workflows/reusable-service-cicd.yml@main
with:
major-version: '10'
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docker-context: '.'
docker-platforms: 'linux/amd64'

chart-name: 'bitween' # must match charts/default Chart.yaml name:
# The production chart, published as bitween-develop: rename-chart sets Chart.yaml's name
# at package time, so develop and production ship from one chart directory and cannot drift.
chart-name: 'bitween-develop'
chart-path: './charts/default'
rename-chart: true
# ChartMuseum to install it by hand, GHCR for the deploy below.
chart-publish-method: 'both'
chart-repo-url: 'https://charts.sf9.io'

# 1) Publish the Helm chart to GHCR OCI only. ChartMuseum is what clients install from,
# so only the release job below publishes there; staging versions are plain x.y.z and
# would otherwise be the newest chart a client gets.
chart-publish-method: 'github-oci'

# Docker image stays on Docker Hub
# The chart's image is <image.repo>/<chart name>:<version>, so the image is named after
# the chart. Its own repository also keeps develop off simplify9/bitween:latest.
container-registry: 'docker.io'
image-name: 'simplify9/bitween'
image-name: 'simplify9/bitween-develop'

# Build + unit-test + push the SDK NuGet package (versioned with the
# pipeline semver, e.g. 8.1.x — was 8.0.<run_number> in the old job).
nuget-projects: 'SW.Bitween.Sdk/SW.Bitween.Sdk.csproj'
# No nuget-projects: develop publishes no packages. The tests still run (build and test,
# no pack); as before, a failure does not hold back the deploy.
run-tests: 'true'
# Integration tests run against real Postgres/RabbitMQ/MailHog via
# Testcontainers — self-contained, no extra CI services needed, since
# ubuntu-latest already has a Docker daemon available.
test-projects: |
SW.Bitween.UnitTests/SW.Bitween.UnitTests.csproj
SW.Bitween.IntegrationTests/SW.Bitween.IntegrationTests.csproj

# 2) Deploy to playground via Gateway API
# Deploy to bitween-dev via Gateway API
deploy: true
# 3) Pull the chart from GHCR OCI
# Pull the chart from GHCR OCI
deploy-chart-source: 'github-oci'
deploy-namespace: 'playground'
deploy-namespace: 'bitween-dev'
# Release bitween with nameOverride=bitween (helm-set-values), so every resource name and
# selector is what the bitween chart renders in production. Gateway API gives a hostname to
# its oldest HTTPRoute: any other release serving app-dev.bitween.io on this cluster keeps
# the host until it is uninstalled.
deploy-release-name: 'bitween'
routing-mode: 'gateway-api'
gateway-hostnames: 'app-dev.bitween.io'
# '/' serves the admin SPA out of this image's wwwroot, so the root has to route
# here too — previously only /api and /swagger did, leaving the root on the retired
# here too - previously only /api and /swagger did, leaving the root on the retired
# legacy Bitween-UI deployment and making every deploy look like the UI never changed.
gateway-paths: '/,/api,/swagger'
# app-dev.bitween.io is not *.sf9.io, so the deploy auto-onboards a
# dedicated listener + cert-manager Certificate on the parent gateway
# (public-gateway · s9-dev-edge · cilium · letsencrypt-production-gateway).

# Non-routing chart values (routing itself is generated by gateway-api mode).
# Attach to the dev gateway's *.bitween.io wildcard listener (public-gateway · s9-dev-edge),
# certificate included, instead of onboarding a listener and certificate for the host. The
# deploy fails before helm runs if the listener is missing. An app-dev.bitween.io listener on
# that gateway would take the host from the wildcard and answer 404, since this route no
# longer attaches to it.
gateway-section-name: 'https-wildcard-bitween-io'

# Non-routing chart values (routing itself is generated by gateway-api mode). Every line is
# handed to helm --set as it stands, so no comments inside. replicaCount=2: the lab's phase 6
# kills one mid-traffic, and anything that runs on every replica at once (scheduled jobs, data
# source leases) shows up here first.
# AWS_*_CHECKSUM_*=when_required: an experiment for S3-compatible stores. Since AWSSDK.S3 3.7.410
# uploads are aws-chunked with a trailing checksum, which such stores save into the object
# (the lab's S3 invoices arrive starting "C3;chunk-signature=..."). The lasting fix belongs
# in SW-CloudFiles; this shows on staging whether the SDK default is the cause.
helm-set-values: |
nameOverride=bitween
global.environment=Development
replicaCount=2
resources.requests.cpu=25m
resources.requests.memory=704Mi
resources.limits.memory=1408Mi
environmentVariables.Bitween__BusProvidersEnabled=true
environmentVariables.AWS_REQUEST_CHECKSUM_CALCULATION=when_required
environmentVariables.AWS_RESPONSE_CHECKSUM_VALIDATION=when_required
secrets:
# Docker image push credentials (Docker Hub)
registry-username: ${{ secrets.DOCKERHUB_USERNAME }}
registry-password: ${{ secrets.DOCKERHUB_TOKEN }}
chartmuseum-username: ${{ secrets.CM_USER }}
chartmuseum-password: ${{ secrets.CM_PASSWORD }}

# GHCR chart push + pull and git tagging use the built-in token
github-token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

# NuGet API key for the SDK package push (publishes to nuget.org, the
# reusable's default feed — no nuget-source override needed).
nuget-api-key: ${{ secrets.SWNUGETKEY }}

# Gateway-API cluster kubeconfig (V2)
kubeconfig-gateway: ${{ secrets.S9DEV_KUBECONFIG_V2 }}

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# App configuration passed to helm --set-string during deploy (masked)
#
# global.token.key signs every authentication token. The chart still carries a sample
# key as its default, and that value is published in this public repository — anyone
# key as its default, and that value is published in this public repository - anyone
# holding it can mint a token for any identity, so the app refuses to start on it.
# Set the TokenKey secret to a long random string unique to this environment
# (openssl rand -base64 48). Changing it signs out everyone holding an older token.
helm-set-secret-values: 'global.token.key=${{ secrets.TokenKey }},db=${{ secrets.dbConnection }},global.bus.rabbitUrl=${{ secrets.rabbitUrl }},global.cloudFiles.secretAccessKey=${{ secrets.SecretAccessKey }},global.cloudFiles.accessKeyId=${{ secrets.AccessKeyId }},global.cloudFiles.serviceUrl=${{ secrets.ServiceUrl }},global.cloudFiles.bucketName=${{ secrets.BucketName }},environmentVariables.Bitween__RabbitMqManagementUrl=${{ secrets.RabbitMqManagementUrl }},environmentVariables.Bitween__RabbitMqManagementPassword=${{ secrets.RabbitMqManagementPassword }},environmentVariables.Bitween__RabbitMqManagementUsername=${{ secrets.RabbitMqManagementUsername }}'

publish-release:
# Release: build and publish to ChartMuseum for clients, never deploy. releases/r10.0 is the
# Release: build and publish for clients, deploy production. releases/r10.0 is the
# repository's default branch, so the reusable workflow treats it as a release: a clean
# 10.0.<patch> git tag, and the critical Dependabot gate runs first.
if: ${{ github.event_name == 'push' && github.ref_name == 'releases/r10.0' }}
if: ${{ github.ref_name == 'releases/r10.0' }}
uses: simplify9/.github/.github/workflows/reusable-service-cicd.yml@main
with:
major-version: '10'
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chart-name: 'bitween'
chart-path: './charts/default'
chart-publish-method: 'chartmuseum'
# ChartMuseum, where clients install from today, and GHCR OCI (oci://ghcr.io/simplify9/charts/bitween),
# the same versions as an immutable, digest-pinned mirror.
chart-publish-method: 'both'
chart-repo-url: 'https://charts.sf9.io'

container-registry: 'docker.io'
image-name: 'simplify9/bitween'

nuget-projects: 'SW.Bitween.Sdk/SW.Bitween.Sdk.csproj'
run-tests: 'true'
# Integration tests run against real Postgres/RabbitMQ/MailHog via
# Testcontainers - self-contained, no extra CI services needed, since
# ubuntu-latest already has a Docker daemon available.
test-projects: |
SW.Bitween.UnitTests/SW.Bitween.UnitTests.csproj
SW.Bitween.IntegrationTests/SW.Bitween.IntegrationTests.csproj
# deploy is left at its default, false: the deploy job never runs, so no kubeconfig
# or app secrets are passed.
# Deploy to bitween on the production cluster. Off until the repository variable
# BITWEEN_PROD_DEPLOY is 'true': first the PROD_* secrets below must exist,
# S9PROD_KUBECONFIG_V2 must be shared with this repository, and app.bitween.io must
# point at the production gateway. Without them a deploy installs a release with no
# database, or fails waiting for its certificate.
deploy: ${{ vars.BITWEEN_PROD_DEPLOY == 'true' }}

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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔴 Critical | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Do not expose production with published seed credentials.

When BITWEEN_PROD_DEPLOY is true, this job deploys the application at app.bitween.io. The PR states that the first deployment seeds an admin password and a SYSTEM partner API key already published in the repository. Rotating them after deployment leaves a window for anyone with those credentials to authenticate. Provision unique credentials before enabling the public route, or keep the route inaccessible until both credentials are changed. As per path instructions, “Treat GitHub Actions changes as supply-chain sensitive.”

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Update the production deployment flow controlled by BITWEEN_PROD_DEPLOY so the
public app.bitween.io route remains inaccessible until the seeded admin password
and SYSTEM partner API key have both been replaced with unique credentials;
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Source: Path instructions

deploy-chart-source: 'github-oci'
deploy-namespace: 'bitween'
deploy-environment: 'production'
routing-mode: 'gateway-api'
gateway-hostnames: 'app.bitween.io'
gateway-paths: '/,/api,/swagger'
# The production cluster's gateway. The default, s9-dev-edge, does not exist there, and
# the deploy would create a second public-gateway in it instead of failing.
gateway-parent-namespace: 's9-prod-edge'
# The production gateway's *.bitween.io wildcard listener, as on develop.
gateway-section-name: 'https-wildcard-bitween-io'
# Every line is handed to helm --set as it stands, so no comments inside.
# AWS_*_CHECKSUM_*=when_required: production stores files in DigitalOcean Spaces too, so it
# carries develop's checksum setting (see the note there) until the fix lands in SW-CloudFiles.
helm-set-values: |
global.environment=Production
replicaCount=2
resources.requests.cpu=25m
resources.requests.memory=704Mi
resources.limits.memory=1408Mi
environmentVariables.Bitween__BusProvidersEnabled=true
environmentVariables.AWS_REQUEST_CHECKSUM_CALCULATION=when_required
environmentVariables.AWS_RESPONSE_CHECKSUM_VALIDATION=when_required
secrets:
registry-username: ${{ secrets.DOCKERHUB_USERNAME }}
registry-password: ${{ secrets.DOCKERHUB_TOKEN }}
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github-token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
nuget-api-key: ${{ secrets.SWNUGETKEY }}
dependabot-alerts-token: ${{ secrets.DEPENDABOT_ALERTS_TOKEN }}

# Production cluster kubeconfig (V2, Gateway API)
kubeconfig-gateway: ${{ secrets.S9PROD_KUBECONFIG_V2 }}

# Production's own configuration, the same settings as the develop job's above. PROD_TOKENKEY
# is its own random string (openssl rand -base64 48), never the develop key.
helm-set-secret-values: 'global.token.key=${{ secrets.PROD_TOKENKEY }},db=${{ secrets.PROD_DBCONNECTION }},global.bus.rabbitUrl=${{ secrets.PROD_RABBITURL }},global.cloudFiles.secretAccessKey=${{ secrets.PROD_SECRETACCESSKEY }},global.cloudFiles.accessKeyId=${{ secrets.PROD_ACCESSKEYID }},global.cloudFiles.serviceUrl=${{ secrets.PROD_SERVICEURL }},global.cloudFiles.bucketName=${{ secrets.PROD_BUCKETNAME }},environmentVariables.Bitween__RabbitMqManagementUrl=${{ secrets.PROD_RABBITMQMANAGEMENTURL }},environmentVariables.Bitween__RabbitMqManagementPassword=${{ secrets.PROD_RABBITMQMANAGEMENTPASSWORD }},environmentVariables.Bitween__RabbitMqManagementUsername=${{ secrets.PROD_RABBITMQMANAGEMENTUSERNAME }}'
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- name: Bitween__RabbitMqManagementUsername
value: {{ .Values.environmentVariables.Bitween__RabbitMqManagementUsername | quote }}

# Any other setting given under environmentVariables, as the docs say to: Bitween__BusProvidersEnabled
# to run data sources, say. The three above are handled on their own.
{{- range $name, $value := .Values.environmentVariables }}
{{- if not (has $name (list "Bitween__RabbitMqManagementUrl" "Bitween__RabbitMqManagementPassword" "Bitween__RabbitMqManagementUsername")) }}
- name: {{ $name }}
value: {{ $value | toString | quote }}
{{- end }}
{{- end }}

- name: Bitween__StorageProvider
value: {{ .Values.storageProvider }}

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| Pipeline | Trigger | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| `.github/workflows/bitween-api-cicd-gateway.yml` | Push to `releases/r10.0`, or manual | Runs unit and integration tests, pushes the image to Docker Hub, publishes the chart to GHCR and `charts.sf9.io`, pushes `SimplyWorks.Bitween.Sdk` to NuGet, tags the repository, and deploys the playground environment |
| `.github/workflows/bitween-api-cicd-gateway.yml` | Push to `releases/r10.0-develop`, or manual on it | Runs unit and integration tests, pushes the `simplify9/bitween-develop` image to Docker Hub, publishes the production chart (`charts/default`) as `bitween-develop` to `charts.sf9.io` and GHCR, tags the repository, and deploys to the `bitween-dev` namespace on the dev cluster (`app-dev.bitween.io`, on the gateway's `*.bitween.io` wildcard listener). Publishes no NuGet packages. |
| `.github/workflows/bitween-api-cicd-gateway.yml` | Push to `releases/r10.0`, or manual on it | Runs unit and integration tests, pushes the `simplify9/bitween` image to Docker Hub, publishes the `bitween` chart clients install to `charts.sf9.io` and GHCR (`oci://ghcr.io/simplify9/charts/bitween`), pushes `SimplyWorks.Bitween.Sdk` and `SimplyWorks.Bitween.Adapters` to NuGet, tags the repository, and deploys to the `bitween` namespace on the production cluster (`app.bitween.io`, on the gateway's `*.bitween.io` wildcard listener). The deploy runs only while the `BITWEEN_PROD_DEPLOY` repository variable is `true`. |

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Remove the Adapters package from the production pipeline row.

The workflow sets nuget-projects to SW.Bitween.Sdk/SW.Bitween.Sdk.csproj only. This row incorrectly tells clients that the pipeline also publishes SimplyWorks.Bitween.Adapters. Remove that claim until the package is included in the release.

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Context: ...r.io/simplify9/charts/bitween), pushes SimplyWorks.Bitween.SdkandSimplyWorks.Bitween.Adapters`...

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Review comment at @docs/deployment.md at line 117:
Update the production pipeline row to remove the claim that it pushes
SimplyWorks.Bitween.Adapters to NuGet; retain the SimplyWorks.Bitween.Sdk claim
and the rest of the row unchanged, since the workflow’s nuget-projects setting
includes only the SDK project.

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| `.github/workflows/critical-vuln-check.yml` | Pull requests to release and develop branches | Fails while critical Dependabot alerts are open |
| `.github/workflows/dependabot-auto-merge.yml` | Dependabot pull requests | Auto-merges patch updates |
| `azure-pipelines.yml` | `releases/*` | The earlier Azure DevOps pipeline, still in the repository |
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