A workflow that merges edge into main on the forced-wipe weekend with no
approval: hourly from Thursday 17:00 UTC to Sunday 23:00 UTC, through five
gates in order, then a merge commit made with RUNICNPC_TOKEN (that step only)
so release.yml cuts the release.
1. Rust's public build changed: dated the wipe day and naming the same depot
manifest as staging (the staging build was promoted to live).
2. Oxide's public release caught up, RunicNPC compiles, the swap's fields match.
3. A Carbon boot on public Rust: rust-carbon proves the public manifest is
installed, and rnpc.status says framework carbon, navmesh ready,
missing=- added=-.
4. The drill's live half on public Rust with edge's plugin and harness.
5. PR checks, run fresh on the cutover PR's head just before the merge.
Gates are kept in drill.json for one (wipe, public manifest, edge commit);
any change runs them again. A failed Carbon or live attempt cools down for
3 hours. The merge is pinned to the commit the gates ran on. The cutover PR
lists every `Closes #N` from the PRs merged into edge since the last cutover,
so those issues close on the merge; afterwards each gets the release version.
One comment a day while a gate blocks; at the deadline it hands back.
The copy on main is only the trigger and step wiring; every step runs edge's
code (a dry dispatch may name another branch, code_ref). Dispatches are dry
unless dry_run is exactly false. rust-carbon is started again if the job left
it stopped. drill.js only gains exports; its report already kept other keys,
now tested.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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