chore: pin the compiler to the revision the control plane uses

day01 commented

2026-08-12 13:18:00 +00:00

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This repository named a revision seven commits behind the one the control plane compiles with, which D017 exists to prevent: a plan compiled there is executed here, so the two reading the same file differently is the failure the shared compiler was split out to make impossible.

Catching up found that the newer compiler refused this repository’s own compatibility.yml, because it read on.schedule as a mapping when the dialect writes it as a sequence. Every scheduled workflow there is would have been turned away at trigger time. That is fixed in syncode/workflow #6, and this names the revision that carries the fix.

Paired with syncode/control chore/pin-the-compiler-to-the-schedule-fix.

This repository named a revision seven commits behind the one the control plane compiles with, which D017 exists to prevent: a plan compiled there is executed here, so the two reading the same file differently is the failure the shared compiler was split out to make impossible. Catching up found that the newer compiler refused this repository’s own `compatibility.yml`, because it read `on.schedule` as a mapping when the dialect writes it as a sequence. Every scheduled workflow there is would have been turned away at trigger time. That is fixed in syncode/workflow #6, and this names the revision that carries the fix. Paired with `syncode/control` `chore/pin-the-compiler-to-the-schedule-fix`.

day01 added 1 commit 2026-08-12 13:18:01 +00:00

chore: pin the compiler to the revision the control plane uses

		This repository named a revision seven commits behind the one the control
plane compiles with, which D017 exists to prevent: a plan compiled there is
executed here, so the two reading the same file differently is the failure the
shared compiler was split out to make impossible.

Catching up found that the newer compiler refused this repository's own
compatibility workflow, because it read `on.schedule` as a mapping when the
dialect writes it as a sequence. That is fixed in syncode/workflow, and this
names the revision that carries the fix.

day01 merged commit 9b78276c83 into %!s()

2026-08-12 13:36:45 +00:00

day01 deleted branch chore/pin-the-compiler-to-the-revision-control-uses

2026-08-12 13:36:46 +00:00

chore: pin the compiler to the revision the control plane uses #53