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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds LocalStack-based S3 development support, Bash helpers for b4v6 and WASM workflows, configurable server ports, WASM testing, and dedicated wbraid CI jobs. Changeswbraid development and CI
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Developer->>localstack.sh: Start and provision LocalStack
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The changes are additive, well-scoped to wbraid dev/CI tooling, and the updated workflow/action wiring is consistent with existing repository patterns.
Pull request overview
This PR improves the packages/wbraid developer experience in the devcontainer and adds dedicated CI coverage for that subtree, while keeping the existing Windows (.ps1) workflow intact.
Changes:
- Add bash “twins” for the existing PowerShell scripts to support the devcontainer dev loop (
build-wasm.sh,serve.sh,test-wasm.sh,localstack.sh,b4.sh). - Make the local WASM dev server configurable via
PORTand document devcontainer-specific port considerations. - Add a scoped GitHub Actions workflow for
packages/wbraid/(fmt, clippy, tests, wasm-core build) and extend the shared Rust setup action to allow configurable toolchain components/targets.
File summaries
| File | Description |
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| packages/wbraid/TESTING.md | Documents bash equivalents and devcontainer-specific details (LocalStack endpoint, port usage, stable vs nightly notes). |
| packages/wbraid/test-wasm.sh | Adds headless WASM IndexedDB test runner script for bash/devcontainer usage. |
| packages/wbraid/server.py | Adds PORT environment override for the local dev server. |
| packages/wbraid/serve.sh | Adds bash script to build + serve the WASM client, exporting PORT and unsetting inherited RUSTFLAGS. |
| packages/wbraid/PROVENANCE.md | Records local modifications and rationale for the devcontainer loop and CI workflow additions. |
| packages/wbraid/localstack.sh | Adds bash script to start/provision LocalStack, using compose services in devcontainer and standalone docker-run outside. |
| packages/wbraid/build-wasm.sh | Adds bash script to build the atomics-enabled WASM bundle on stable via RUSTC_BOOTSTRAP=1 and run wasm-bindgen. |
| packages/wbraid/b4.sh | Adds bash script to run/reset the b4v6 service with environment-aware LocalStack endpoint selection. |
| .github/workflows/wbraid.yml | Introduces a dedicated workflow for fmt/clippy/tests and a wasm-core build, scoped to packages/wbraid/**. |
| .github/actions/setup-rust-tests/action.yml | Adds components and targets inputs so workflows can install rustfmt/clippy and wasm targets when needed. |
| .devcontainer/docker-compose-base.yml | Adds opt-in (wbraid profile) LocalStack + provisioning service for the devcontainer stack. |
| .devcontainer/devcontainer.json | Forwards the LocalStack port for the wbraid dev loop (opt-in profile). |
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In @.github/workflows/wbraid.yml:
- Line 9: Update the workflow-level configuration near on: to grant only
contents: read permissions, and update all three actions/checkout@v4 steps to
set persist-credentials to false.
In `@packages/wbraid/localstack.sh`:
- Around line 62-65: Update the cleanup loop in localstack.sh to target only the
wbraid LocalStack container, using its dedicated container name or identifying
label instead of the broad ancestor filters. Ensure both stopping and removing
operations apply exclusively to that resource, without affecting other
LocalStack containers on the host.
In `@packages/wbraid/test-wasm.sh`:
- Around line 17-18: Update the prerequisites in test-wasm.sh to explicitly
require the wasm32-unknown-unknown Rust target, or validate its availability
before invoking the Cargo test command, while preserving the existing
wasm-bindgen-test-runner and chromedriver requirements.
In `@packages/wbraid/TESTING.md`:
- Line 129: Update the browser instruction in TESTING.md to use the selected
PORT value, directing users to http://127.0.0.1:<PORT>/emulator.html instead of
a fixed port 8080, consistent with the PORT handling described for serve.sh.
- Around line 73-76: Update packages/wbraid/localstack.ps1 to use the explicit
localstack/localstack:4 image tag instead of the untagged image, preserving
unauthenticated Windows setup. Update the pinned-image references in
packages/wbraid/TESTING.md (lines 73-76) and packages/wbraid/PROVENANCE.md
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| # packages/wbraid is its own Cargo workspace (see packages/wbraid/PROVENANCE.md), | ||
| # so it gets its own workflow, scoped to changes under that subtree. | ||
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In the GitHub actions/checkout v4 action, the default value for the persist-credentials input is true [1][2][3]. When persist-credentials is set to true (the default), the authentication token used to check out the repository is persisted in the local git configuration [1][4]. This allows your workflow scripts to run authenticated git commands within that job [1][4]. The token is automatically removed during the post-job cleanup process [1][4]. If you wish to prevent this behavior for security or other reasons, you can opt out by explicitly setting persist-credentials to false in your workflow step [1][4]: - uses: actions/checkout@v4 with: persist-credentials: false
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- 2: https://github.com/actions/checkout/blob/v4/action.yml
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| for image in localstack/localstack "$IMAGE"; do | ||
| docker ps -q --filter "ancestor=$image" | xargs -r docker stop | ||
| docker ps -aq --filter "ancestor=$image" | xargs -r docker rm | ||
| done |
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Limit cleanup to the wbraid LocalStack container.
The ancestor filters match every LocalStack container on the host. This can stop an unrelated project, including one that uses another port. Use a dedicated container name or label and remove only that resource.
Suggested fix
-for image in localstack/localstack "$IMAGE"; do
- docker ps -q --filter "ancestor=$image" | xargs -r docker stop
- docker ps -aq --filter "ancestor=$image" | xargs -r docker rm
-done
+CONTAINER_LABEL="com.sequentech.wbraid.localstack=true"
+docker ps -aq --filter "label=$CONTAINER_LABEL" | xargs -r docker rm -f
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In `@packages/wbraid/localstack.sh` around lines 62 - 65, Update the cleanup loop
in localstack.sh to target only the wbraid LocalStack container, using its
dedicated container name or identifying label instead of the broad ancestor
filters. Ensure both stopping and removing operations apply exclusively to that
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| # Prerequisites: `wasm-bindgen-test-runner` (ships with wasm-bindgen-cli) and a | ||
| # `chromedriver` matching your Chrome, both on PATH. |
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Document the wasm32-unknown-unknown target prerequisite.
test-wasm.sh passes --target wasm32-unknown-unknown, but its prerequisite comment does not mention or validate that target. If the Rustup toolchain lacks it, Cargo fails before the browser test runs. Add the target to the prerequisites or validate it before the Cargo command.
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In `@packages/wbraid/test-wasm.sh` around lines 17 - 18, Update the prerequisites
in test-wasm.sh to explicitly require the wasm32-unknown-unknown Rust target, or
validate its availability before invoking the Cargo test command, while
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| when the AWS CLI is not installed. The image is pinned to | ||
| `localstack/localstack:4`: from the 2026 releases on, `latest` exits at | ||
| startup without an auth token, so a fresh pull of `latest` (which | ||
| `localstack.ps1` does) no longer works. |
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On March 23, 2026, LocalStack transitioned its release strategy to calendar versioning (YYYY.MM.patch format) and consolidated its images into a single, unified container [1][2][3]. This change, introduced with the release of version 2026.03.0, made authentication mandatory [1][4][5]. Key details regarding authentication and image access: 1. Mandatory Authentication: Starting with the March 23, 2026 release (version 2026.03.0), the localstack/localstack image requires a valid LocalStack auth token to start [1][6][5]. This requirement applies to both local and CI environments [4][5]. 2. Temporary Bypass: A temporary bypass was available until April 6, 2026, by setting the environment variable LOCALSTACK_ACKNOWLEDGE_ACCOUNT_REQUIREMENT=1 [4]. 3. Legacy Unauthenticated Access: If you require a version that does not mandate an authentication token, you must pin your image to a version prior to the calendar versioning transition, such as the latest v4 release (v4.14.0) [2][7][6]. Version 4 releases are generally recognized as the last versions that function without an auth token [7]. 4. Versioning Scheme: Following the March 23 transition, versions follow the calendar scheme (e.g., 2026.03.0, 2026.04.0), replacing the previous semantic versioning (e.g., 4.x.x) [3]. To run the current LocalStack images, you must generate an auth token from your LocalStack Web Application and provide it via the LOCALSTACK_AUTH_TOKEN environment variable [8][9][5].
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- 1: https://blog.localstack.cloud/localstack-for-aws-release-2026-03-0/
- 2: https://docs.localstack.cloud/aws/changelog/
- 3: https://blog.localstack.cloud/switching-to-calendar-versioning/
- 4: https://blog.localstack.cloud/changelog/
- 5: https://blog.localstack.cloud/localstack-single-image-next-steps/
- 6: https://pydantic.dev/docs/ai/harness/localstack/
- 7: game-ci/orchestrator@526cd43
- 8: https://docs.localstack.cloud/aws/getting-started/auth-token/
- 9: https://docs.localstack.cloud/aws/getting-started/installation/
Make packages/wbraid/localstack.ps1 use localstack/localstack:4.
When Docker runs the untagged localstack/localstack image, it uses latest. Current latest requires an auth token and exits at startup. Update the script so the unauthenticated Windows setup works and the “pinned everywhere” statement remains accurate.
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| # bash: ./localstack.sh / ./b4.sh / ./serve.sh. In the devcontainer :8080 is | ||
| # taken by Hasura, so use e.g. `PORT=8081 ./serve.sh` (server.py honours PORT). |
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Use the selected port in the browser instruction.
If the user runs PORT=8081 ./serve.sh, the next instruction still sends the browser to port 8080. That port is documented as Hasura's port. State that the user must open http://127.0.0.1:<PORT>/emulator.html.
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In `@packages/wbraid/TESTING.md` at line 129, Update the browser instruction in
TESTING.md to use the selected PORT value, directing users to
http://127.0.0.1:<PORT>/emulator.html instead of a fixed port 8080, consistent
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wbraid tree and the step workspace was diverging (0.2.123 vs 0.2.104). This complicates tooling. This commit unifies the versions for both and pins versions for consistent tooling. Also, it uses cdn url to fetch crates to avoid getting 403d in devenv.
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There are confirmed correctness/quality issues in changed code/docs (duplicate PROVENANCE section and non-defensive PORT parsing) that should be addressed before merging.
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| print("SharedArrayBuffer support enabled (Cross-Origin-Isolation headers)") | ||
| httpd = HTTPServer(('127.0.0.1', 8080), handler) | ||
| httpd = HTTPServer(('127.0.0.1', port), handler) |
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| - **Added bash twins of the five PowerShell scripts** (`build-wasm.sh`, |
| // --- create the board on b4 and post the Configuration (manager) --- | ||
| info!("Creating board {} on b4", board); | ||
| HttpTransport::create_board(HTTP_URL, &board).await?; | ||
| let manager_tx = HttpTransport::new(HTTP_URL, &board); | ||
| HttpTransport::create_board(&http_url(), &board).await?; | ||
| let manager_tx = HttpTransport::new(&http_url(), &board); | ||
| Transport::<C>::publish(&manager_tx, &cfg_message).await?; |
| // --- phase 1: DKG on the shared parent board (with SQLite persistence) --- | ||
| info!("Creating DKG board {} on b4", dkg_board); | ||
| HttpTransport::create_board(HTTP_URL, &dkg_board).await?; | ||
| let dkg_manager_tx = HttpTransport::new(HTTP_URL, &dkg_board); | ||
| HttpTransport::create_board(&http_url(), &dkg_board).await?; | ||
| let dkg_manager_tx = HttpTransport::new(&http_url(), &dkg_board); | ||
| Transport::<C>::publish(&dkg_manager_tx, &cfg_message).await?; |
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The new wbraid workflow’s release-branch filter is incorrect for GitHub Actions glob matching, and there are a couple of concrete robustness/docs issues (duplicate PROVENANCE section, fragile PORT parsing) that should be addressed before merge.
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.github/workflows/wbraid.yml:16
- GitHub Actions branch filters are glob patterns, not regex; the
+characters here are treated literally, so this will not match branches likerelease/9.4. Use a glob that matches your release branch naming scheme (orrelease/**).
packages/wbraid/localstack.sh:44 - In the devcontainer path, the script relies on
.devcontainer/.envexisting (it’s generated by./.devcontainer/scripts/initialize-command.sh). If it hasn’t been initialized yet,docker compose --env-file ...will fail with a fairly opaque error; adding an explicit check would make the failure mode clearer.
packages/wbraid/server.py:26
PORTis parsed withint(...)and will raise aValueErrorif the environment variable is set to a non-integer (e.g. empty string or accidental "8080\n"), causing the server to crash without a clear message. Consider validating and exiting with a helpful error instead of throwing.
packages/wbraid/PROVENANCE.md:184- This section appears duplicated: there is already a "Local modifications for the devcontainer dev loop and CI" section earlier in the file (starting around line 94). Keeping two copies risks them diverging over time; it would be better to merge into a single section and remove the duplicate.
## Local modifications for the devcontainer dev loop and CI
- **Ran `cargo fmt`** (rustfmt 1.96.0) over the workspace; the tree was imported
unformatted.
- **Added bash twins of the five PowerShell scripts** (`build-wasm.sh`,
`serve.sh`, `test-wasm.sh`, `b4.sh`, `localstack.sh`). The `.ps1` files are
unchanged and remain the Windows dev loop; flags map one-to-one
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🔵 Needs a closer look
The live-b4 protocol tests introduce likely Rust compile failures by borrowing temporary Strings across .await, and the new workflow’s release-branch filter pattern appears incorrect for GitHub Actions glob matching.
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.github/workflows/wbraid.yml:16
- GitHub Actions branch filters use glob patterns, not regex. The pattern
release/[0-9]+.[0-9]+will not match branches likerelease/9.4(the+is treated literally), so this workflow likely won't run on release branch pushes.
packages/wbraid/crates/braid/src/native/test/protocol_test_http.rs:115 http_url()returns a temporaryString, and borrowing it inline in an awaited async call (create_board(&http_url(), ...) .await) can fail to compile with a temporary-lifetime error because the future may hold the reference across the await. Also, callinghttp_url()repeatedly rereads the environment and reallocates theStringunnecessarily. Bind the URL once and reuse it.
packages/wbraid/crates/braid/src/native/test/protocol_test_http_union.rs:132- Like in
protocol_test_http.rs, borrowing the temporaryStringreturned byhttp_url()inside an awaited call can trigger a temporary-lifetime compile error. Bind the URL once before the async call (and reuse it for subsequentHttpTransport::newcalls).
packages/wbraid/crates/braid/src/native/test/protocol_test_http_union.rs:180 create_board(&http_url(), ...).awaitborrows a temporaryStringreturned byhttp_url(). In async contexts this can fail to compile due to the temporary not living long enough across the await. Bind the URL to a local before awaiting.
packages/wbraid/PROVENANCE.md:182
PROVENANCE.mdcontains two separate sections titled "Local modifications for the devcontainer dev loop and CI" (one starting at line 94 and another at line 178). This duplication makes the document harder to maintain and can lead to inconsistent updates; consider keeping a single consolidated section and removing the duplicate.
## Local modifications for the devcontainer dev loop and CI
- **Ran `cargo fmt`** (rustfmt 1.96.0) over the workspace; the tree was imported
unformatted.
- **Added bash twins of the five PowerShell scripts** (`build-wasm.sh`,
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The updated wbraid HTTP protocol tests introduce references to temporary String values across async boundaries (won’t compile), and the new workflow’s release-branch filter uses a regex-like pattern that won’t match GitHub Actions glob rules.
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.github/workflows/wbraid.yml:17
- GitHub Actions branch filters use glob patterns, not regex. The pattern
release/[0-9]+.[0-9]+treats+literally, so it won’t match release branches likerelease/9.4and this workflow won’t run on release pushes as intended.
packages/wbraid/crates/braid/src/native/test/protocol_test_http_union.rs:132
- Same issue as
protocol_test_http.rs:&http_url()borrows a temporaryStringacross.awaitand/or attempts to pass a reference that can’t live long enough. Compute the base URL once and reuse it.
packages/wbraid/crates/braid/src/native/test/protocol_test_http.rs:115 http_url()returns a temporaryString, but the code passes&http_url()into an async call (.await) and intoHttpTransport::new. This borrows a temporary across an await point / would try to store a reference to a value that is immediately dropped, which won’t compile. Compute the URL once into a local variable and reuse it for all calls in this function.
packages/wbraid/crates/braid/src/native/test/protocol_test_http_union.rs:180HttpTransport::create_board(&http_url(), …).awaitborrows a temporaryStringacross an await point. Use thebase_urlcomputed once earlier in the function instead of callinghttp_url()inline.
packages/wbraid/crates/braid/src/native/test/protocol_test_http_union.rs:203HttpTransport::new(&http_url(), …)passes a reference to a temporaryString. Reuse thebase_urlvariable (computed once) so the reference is valid for the duration of the call.
packages/wbraid/crates/braid/src/native/test/protocol_test_http_union.rs:215- Both
HttpTransport::new(&http_url(), …)calls insideconnect_unionpass references to temporaries. Use the long-livedbase_urlinstead.
packages/wbraid/PROVENANCE.md:184 - This document contains two separate sections titled “Local modifications for the devcontainer dev loop and CI” (one starting around line 94 and another here). This duplication makes it hard to know which section is authoritative; consider consolidating into a single section and removing the duplicate.
## Local modifications for the devcontainer dev loop and CI
- **Ran `cargo fmt`** (rustfmt 1.96.0) over the workspace; the tree was imported
unformatted.
- **Added bash twins of the five PowerShell scripts** (`build-wasm.sh`,
`serve.sh`, `test-wasm.sh`, `b4.sh`, `localstack.sh`). The `.ps1` files are
unchanged and remain the Windows dev loop; flags map one-to-one
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Parent issue: https://github.com/sequentech/meta/issues/12886
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