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Create auto-releaser #7212
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To really pin CIFuzz I think it would be necessary to somehow also pin the base-builder image in https://github.com/google/oss-fuzz/blob/master/projects/systemd/Dockerfile. Without it it seems the action and the base builder image can diverge and break the CI suddenly. |
More generally I think both CIFuzz and CFlite should pull docker images they are compatible with automatically. Given that dockerfiles like https://github.com/systemd/systemd/blob/main/.clusterfuzzlite/Dockerfile are never used (by users) to build images directly with |
Since CIFuzz is used upstream it's kind of easy to update it once a month with Dependabot but CFLite is supposed to be used to test forks so once releases are cut the CFLite actions and images are kind of pinned forever there so the latest images like https://github.com/google/clusterfuzzlite/blob/d223d71403114874c061c651394daec172e32e32/actions/build_fuzzers/action.yml#L52 used by auto-released actions are likely to break at some point as well. The idea behind pinning in that case is to freeze stuff that works and forget about it :-) |
Just to be sure I wonder if unpinned actions and docker images are more likely to work in those scenarios? If so, I generally have no problem with switching to those floating tags. I'm not sure scorecard is happy about that though :-)
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If/when we do this, we need to make sure use cases like google/clusterfuzzlite#96 (comment) are supported and aren't unnecessarily spammed by default. |
That runs on a weekly basis for CIFuzz and ClusterFuzzLite
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