ci: take the server from the aistor download path, which still serves - #267
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Alpine, both Windows jobs and both macOS jobs fail on the same thing: the legacy community download path is gone. `dl.min.io/server/minio/release/...` answers 410 for the Windows binary, for the pinned Alpine release, and for the darwin-arm64 archive that `minio/stable/minio` resolves to, so three different install steps and one brew formula all fail to fetch a server. The Ubuntu jobs pass because they already pull from `dl.min.io/aistor/minio/release/...`, which serves 200 for linux, darwin-arm64 and windows-amd64 alike. The rest now do the same. macOS stops taking the server from brew, since that formula pins a withdrawn release, and fetches with curl rather than wget — a macOS runner has no wget unless something installs one. That binary wants a license, as the Ubuntu job's start step already shows, so the other three export MINIO_LICENSE the same way. Alpine keeps verifying what it downloaded. The published sum names the release archive rather than `minio`, so the digest is compared directly instead of handing the file to `sha256sum -c` whole. Dropping the pinned release is the point: a pin is what expires into a 410. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 132: Update the CI MinIO download steps for macOS, Windows, and Alpine to
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Moving off the withdrawn download path took two integrity properties with it. macOS had been installing through the brew formula, which carries a sha256 in the tap -- a check from a different origin than the binary -- and a direct download dropped it. Alpine had pinned a release, an artifact whose bytes cannot change underneath it, and a mutable URL gave that up. Windows never checked anything. Nor was the pin what expired: the whole `server/` path went, not one release. The aistor path publishes the same immutable archives, for every platform CI builds on, so all four downloads now name a release rather than "latest". Verification reads the digest from `.github/minio-release.env` instead of fetching it beside the binary. A checksum served by the origin that serves the download attests to nothing about that origin; one committed here is something an attacker would have to change in a reviewed diff. Bumping means editing that file, where the digests moving is the visible part. Windows names its artifact minio.exe.RELEASE.<ts>, and macOS has shasum rather than sha256sum. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review feedback addressedOne finding, applied in Downloading CI's server without an integrity check (CWE-494) — valid, and two thirds of it was introduced by this PR. Moving off the withdrawn path dropped the sha256 the brew formula gave macOS, and replaced Alpine's pinned release with a mutable URL. Windows never had a check at all. All four downloads now name an immutable release archive instead of "latest", and verify against a digest committed in Files changed: Checked: all four recorded digests match the published sums, and the pinned linux-amd64 artifact downloads and verifies end to end. The workflow still parses. Deferred: none. Note the PR now does two things — the repair that makes CI green, and the hardening above. Happy to split the second commit into its own PR if you would rather land the repair alone. |
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Five jobs — Alpine, both Windows, both macOS — fail on one cause, and it is not any change in the tree. The legacy community download path has been withdrawn:
That last one is what the
minio/stable/miniobrew formula resolves to, so macOS fails insidebrew install. Alpine fails on its pinnedRELEASE.2025-09-07T16-13-09Z. Windows fails on the unversioned.exe.The Ubuntu jobs pass throughout, because they already pull from the aistor path — which is serving fine:
How
The other three jobs now fetch from the same place Ubuntu does.
curl, notwget: a macOS runner has nowgetunless something installs one, and nothing here did — brew was only being asked forpkg-config cmake minio.MINIO_LICENSEis exported in the three start steps that lacked it. The Ubuntu start step already does this for the same binary, so it is what the aistor build expects.Integrity
Alpine keeps verifying its download. The published
.sha256sumnames the release archive rather thanminio, sosha256sum -ccannot consume it as-is against a file calledminio; the digest is compared directly instead:Checked
server/...ones return 410.statically linked, so it still runs under Alpine's musl, as the previous one did.darwin-arm64under/opt/homebrew), sodarwin-arm64is the right artifact.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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