Shrinks oversized screenshots posted in issues and comments into clickable
thumbnails. Implementation shared from d4rken-org/.github; this stub only
supplies the triggers, because workflow_call cannot be driven by issue_comment
directly. Pinned by commit SHA rather than a moving tag.
Adds push: [main] alongside workflow_dispatch so edits to README.md, _config.yml, _layouts, or the CHANGELOG.md template publish without a manual dispatch. The chain step in release-tag.yml still runs after release publish to guarantee the new release is in site.github.releases by the time Pages rebuilds — concurrency: cancel-in-progress: false serialises the two runs.
Adds an if: github.ref == 'refs/heads/main' guard on the deploy job so workflow_dispatch from a non-main branch builds for verification but doesn't deploy.
release: published events triggered by secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN do not start new workflow runs (only workflow_dispatch and repository_dispatch are exceptions). The Pages workflow's release: published trigger would never have fired in production since release-tag.yml's softprops/action-gh-release uses GITHUB_TOKEN to publish.
Fix: drop the release: published trigger and have release-tag.yml's release-github job explicitly run gh workflow run pages.yml --ref main after the release is created. release-github gains actions: write to authorize the dispatch.
Also adopts refinements from sibling org PRs (permission-pilot#356, bluemusic#220):
- Top-level permissions reduced to contents: read; pages: write and id-token: write moved to the deploy job only (least privilege)
- JEKYLL_GITHUB_TOKEN on the build step so jekyll-github-metadata authenticates when fetching site.github.releases
- Sanity-check step (test -f _site/index.html && _site/CNAME) fails fast if Jekyll produced nothing
- Explicit upload-pages-artifact path: ./_site matches the build's destination
- Verify fastlane Bundler wiring step (bundle exec fastlane --version) lets workflow_dispatch dry_run=true exercise the relocated Gemfile before the next real release
The root Gemfile only ever declared the fastlane gem and lived next to fastlane configuration anyway. Moving it under fastlane/ matches that ownership and keeps the repo root cleaner.
release-gplay job now sets BUNDLE_GEMFILE=fastlane/Gemfile and runs ruby/setup-ruby with working-directory=fastlane so bundler-cache resolves the moved Gemfile. fastlane lanes still run from the repo root.
Replaces the auto pages-build-deployment (which still uses Node-20 actions/checkout@v4 and actions/upload-artifact@v4) with a custom workflow using configure-pages@v6, jekyll-build-pages@v1.0.13, upload-pages-artifact@v5, deploy-pages@v5.
Triggered by release publication so the changelog Liquid template (which reads site.github.releases) only rebuilds when a release actually exists. workflow_dispatch is kept for manual rebuilds when debugging Pages content.
Add explicit permissions and persist-credentials: false to all workflows.
Without an explicit permissions block, GITHUB_TOKEN inherits the repo default (write-all). These CI workflows only need contents: read. The release workflow already declares contents: write at job level where needed.
persist-credentials: false prevents the token from lingering in .git/config for subsequent steps, reducing attack surface if a third-party action is compromised.
The copyTo-based APK renaming (from AGP 9 upgrade) leaves both the
original and renamed APK in the output directory. Narrow the glob to
only match renamed APKs.
Matthias Urhahn